Logan Pool Set to Reopen After Renovation May 30
Logan pool will open Memorial Day week after renovation and will run through Labor Day under the city recreation commission. Wayne Denny to manage with lifeguards Carl Brader Tim Robinson and John Yater. Alson Scrivner named director of the summer program at 36 dollars per week.
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Labor Day
City Recreation Commission
Wayne Denny
Logan Wil
Carl Brader
Enterprise
Ohio University
Tim’ Robinson
Union Furnace
John” Yater
Logan
Red Cross
Braden
Robinson
Masiilon McA
Lady"Young
Ticket Tak
Susan Murtha
Fiele
Willis Dick
Recreation Commission
Alson’ Scrivner
Logar High
Serine Wil
Rious Phinves
Poppy Day fundraising aids veterans and children
Help told of buyers of poppies for Poppy Day which support the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. O. B. Kelley, rehabilitation chairman, said funds come from coin boxes carried by volunteers and are split between veteran relief and child welfare. The majority stays in the local auxiliary treasury for local aid.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Kelley
Memorial Day plans outlined by local veterans groups
A Logan committee from the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans has finalized plans for Memorial Day on May 30. The parade will begin at Market Street Court house, proceed to Oak Grove Cemetery and the Old Cemetery with flowers placed on veterans’ graves. New flags will mark graves on May 27. After a salute at Oak Grove, the procession goes to Orthington Park for taps and firing squad salutes by Ohio National Guard Battery D, 137th AAA Bn. Keith Schultz chairs the joint committee with Levert Foris as officer of the day and Gerald Courter leading the band. Aides include Doug Ledford, Tom Miller, Clarence Taylor, Francis Vard and Joe Brenick.
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LOGAN
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Market St
Oak Grove
Old Cemetery
Orthington Park
Ohio National Guard
137Th Aaa Bn
Veterans Committee
Keith Schultz
Levert Foris
Gerald Courter
Band Firman
Doug Ledford
Tom Miller
Clarence Taylor
Francis Var-d
Joe Brenick
Logan Society Meeting Closes Season With Elections
Mrs Marabenie Jugzins presided as Miss Linda Blum led the program with book reviews and a vocal solo. Officers were elected, including Emerson Peston as president and Rebecca Blum as vice president, with readers Kathleen Mundy and Gwendolyn Varner among those presenting readings. A picnic is planned for June 13 at Mrs Perkins’ home.
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Marabenie Jugzins
Jady Blum
Mex Howardum, Stes
Maridore Dupler
Roger Humphrey
Aolo
Point Sonar
Warskite
Keller
Michaele Seaparroti
Linda Rieder
Kathleen ‘Mundy
Gwendolyn ‘Varner
P Tetha
Mundy
Mary
Margate Snyder
Dorothy Mowery
Marabelle Higgins Sane
Paul N. Varner
Tha Fred
Ule
Harry Bell
McLean
RB. Perkins
Perkins
Greendale Road
Coon Hollow Farm
Marguerite Kellerman
Josephine Lowrie
George
Manon Mothers Ciup
the Hoor
Paul Kline
Harold R. Brown
John Amnah
Lester Sheets
Ralph Poling
George” Kline
Man Fined And Sentenced On Charges
Logan arraigns Paul L. Smith of Columbus before Mayor Joseph Phillipe on traffic and driving while intoxicated charges. Smith received 100 dollars plus costs for the first count and 150 dollars plus costs and ten days in jail for the second as his license was suspended. Also before the mayor was Helen Brown aged 35 charged with intoxication and disorderly conduct, fined ten dollars and costs and sentenced to three days in jail.
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Logan—Arraignes
Joseph Phillipe
Paul L. Smith
Columbus
Hocking County
Smith
Midway
Enterprise
William West
Rockbridge
West
Pancaster
Phillips
Iso
Helen Brown
Angle Ave
National PTA Convention Heading to Chicago
Mrs Carder is selected by Mason County PTA Council to represent local units at the National PTA convention in Chicago. The event runs Monday through Wednesday with dedication of the new national headquarters in the Windy City highlighted. Mrs Carder serves as publicity chairman for Ordnance PTA. Chauncey Ladies Aid met Thursday for quilting with five members and several guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel Carder
Parent-Teacher Association
Chiago
Carder
Mason County
PTA
Huntington
West Virginia
John Brown Dickersburg
Windy City
Ordnance Pta
Ladies Aid
Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist Church
Reenen
Ana Dora
Jones
Field Day for Gardeners May 26 in Gore Ohio
The annual Ohio Association of Garden Clubs Field Day occurs May 26 at Orlandeth Lehman’s home in Gore with Logan and Hock Ine Garden Clubs as hosts. Members meet at the Court House on S Market Street at 10 0 am. Route directions describe reaching the Lehman home via Route 7 north from Logan, with a graveled road and an iron bridge. Activities include a bird led by Mrs Jeanine and plant/tree identification by Mrs A C Van Meter, plus demonstrations by flower arrangers.
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of Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Orlandeth Lehman
Gore
Logan
Hock
Court House
S. Market St
Lehman
Iron Bridge
Jeanine
Aie
Trict Nature
A. C van Meter
Click Dies near Leon in Point Pleasant
Ged Slick of near Leon died Sunday morning at Point Clinic. Final arrangements are being completed by Stevens Funeral Home.
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Point Pleasant
Ose Slick
Near Leon
Point Clinic
Stevens Funeral Vome
Duty on Armed Forces Week Amid Lockbourne base activity
Civilian Air Patrol cadets were on duty over weekend at Lockbourne Air Force Base a focal point of Armed Forces Week events. Names such as Frances aton athena and Henry Hallett appear among the personnel. a note lists various community members and a $16.00 amount attributed to Paul Varner.
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Logan
Seal Civilian Air Patrol
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Armed Forces
Vorky
Arrorsruns
Frances Aton
Athena
Patan
Dim
Acre
CAP Po
Eee
Mee
Sim Blume
Larry Byrd
Kenneth On Gitzgerald
William Grove
Joe Aie
Hallett
Roy” McKinley
Keith Aouen
Schults
Loren M. Sraith
Jude
Th County
Paul F Varner
Schultz Re-elected President of Local 927 at North American
Richard N. Schultz of 381 Short St. is re-elected president of Local 927 United Auto Workers C10 at the North American Aviation plant in Columbus. A veteran since 1951, Schultz recently completed an unexpired term after being elected last August and serves on the joint administration board for the retirement plan negotiated last year in Los Angeles.
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Logan Richard N. Schultz
Short St
United Auto Workers
North ‘American Aviation Corp
Columbus
Schultz
North American
NAA
Los Angeles
Calif
Youth Found Loitering Released
Logan area youth, 17, questioned by Hocking County Juvenile Court, released after contact with his Columbus mother. Found on Main St loitering early Friday, turned to court officer Ralph Blum. claimed Columbus home, Logan license, carried Bellingham Washington newspaper and birth certificate copy. wore Union Furnace High School class ring. mother said permission to visit relatives in Radcliff, Vinton County.
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Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Main St
Cty
Ralph Blum
Bellingham, Wash
Bellingham
Union Furnace
Blum
Radcliff Vinton County
Pt Pleasant Social Notes Thespian Troop GS Awards
Essie Jones won the dramatic award at a meeting and initiation of Thespian Troop GS held Friday evening at Moose Home. Seventeen new members were initiated. Mire Jones, president, received three star points. Secretary Smith received best Thespian of the year. Edward Jackson presented points to several members. other names include June Rodgers, Betty Watson, Alice Plants, Barbara Peters, Mary Tennant, Denny Halk, Dixie McNeil, and Phy Miler.
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Essie Jones
Moose Home
Mise Jones
Abe Find
Jean. Smith
Edward Jackson
June
Rodgers Betty
Jo! Watson
Alice Plants
David Sam Ervile
Barbara Peters
Mary
Father Tennant
Denny Halk
Dixie McNeil
Phy Miler
Krodel, Musgrave Lead Republicans to Victory in City Election
Krodel and Musgrave led Republicans to retain control as Krodel won 901 votes to Duncan 708 for mayor. In wards one through four Republicans led, while in the fifth Musgrave narrowly held off Robert E. Peoples by a small margin. The Citizens Party won two council seats, but Republicans took eight of ten city council seats overall.
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BENE
Kroder
Robert E. Peoples
Musgrave
Alf
Citizens Party
Krodel
Republi
Moraham Seapberry
Hey Peters
Vayoe Rinead
Ios
Ernest
Gig
Spencer
Rober Redaner
Howard ‘White
Claude Cheesebrew
Dana E'Brown
Mum
Wallan “Darst
Yeager
Duncan
Peoples
Peopler
Krodel Wins 12th Term as Mayor in Point Pleasant
B W Krodel was re elected mayor of Point Pleasant by a 183 vote margin, securing a 12th term as 52 year in office. Opponent J B Duncan, head of Evang supermarket meat department, conceded after a campaign framed around a city audit, with turnout around 52 percent of 3100 registered voters.
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Point Pleasant
Ae Pee. W. Krodel
Point, Pleasant
Krodel
J. 8. Duncan
Evang
Citizens
Citizens Party
Duncan
Theft Is Attempted in Point Pleasant Trailer
An estimated 100 to 150 dollars worth of nothing and jewelry was stolen from a trailer owned by Myr Coakley in Point Pleasant. The break in was found Friday night when Coakley returned from Barberton Ohio, where he had delivered furniture to a client. Local authorities investigated as plans were announced for a district rally at the Legion Home May 26. A surprise shower honored Mrs Oliver who is moving from Mason County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Myr Coakley
Coakeley
Barberton
Ohio
Pleasant
Oliver
Wayne Oll
Jackver
Presiding
Son Ave
Legion Home
Mason County
Wahama Band Dinner and Dance Highlight Wahama News
Wahama High School hosted its annual Band Dinner and Dance at the gym with the Arian Award for achievement in music and scholarship presented to Miriam Lola Jean Roush. Band members chose next year’s senior leaders Betty Roush, Mary Roush, and Patty Carmack. Betty Jones to head majorette. Faculty selected Roush as band president. she also presided at the banquet as mistress of ceremonies and received a gift for Director George Kooken. Additional notes cover student officers, community visitors, and local family updates.
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Miss Roush
Wahama
George "Kooken
Clyde Foley
Betty Roush
Mary Roush
Patty Carmack
Betty + Jones
Wahama High School graduates sixty nine in spring ceremony
Sixty nine students graduated from Wahama High School in a Thursday evening commencement at the school auditorium. Valedictorian was Bernard Lieving of New Haven and salutatorian James Hoffman of near Letart. Rev. Sherley Woods delivered the invocation as diplomas were presented by C. H. Withers. Cheerio Club plans potluck gatherings for summer meetings at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahama High School
James Hoffman
Robert Hoffman
Near Letart
Bernard Lieving
New Haven
Sherley Woods
C. H. Withers
Cheerio
Rosie Grinstead
Lillian Grimm
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
New Straitsville Alumni Banquet and Dance Planned
New Straitsville High School Alumni Association will host its annual banquet and dance on May 28 at the Methodist Church followed by a dance at the K of P Hall. Toastmistress will be Mrs Cora Hoodlet Brock class of 1905. Music by Katherine Lawson's Orchestra of Columbus.
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New Straitville
New Straitsville
Camp Plans Set by Hocking County Home Demonstration Council
The council outlined activities for the year at the courthouse with Nira Wolte in charge. They planned to attend the late Home Demonstration meeting at the county extension office by June 2 and set a June 24 26 camp at Canters Cave Jackson County with a $7 fee. Part time campers pay HL per unit and reservations close June 13. A fall fair booth, a Sept 15 training, a Crooksville pottery tour Oct 5, and a Christmas workshop were scheduled, with Aug 31 next meeting date.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
William Sayre
Robert Knight
Julian
Crooksville
Edward Dalton
Robert Redd
Herbert Walker
Chauncey Personal Notices Span Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Eugene Hoskins Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs Ralph Barker Athens were visitors of Minnie Stalder and Hollis Stalder. LeRoy Russell Cecil McCafferty Willoughby visited his father and brother Clarence McCafferty. Jack McCafferty and family with Russel Johnsons etc visited relatives in Columbus and Essex Ohio area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lewis
Eugene Hoskins
Nelsonville
Ralph Barker
Athens
Minnie Stalder
Hollis Stalder
Dan Johnson
Stalders
Johnson
LeRoy Russell
Cecil McCafferty
Willoughby
Clarence McCafferty
Jack McCafferty
Russel Tohnson
James DeBord
Columbus
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Mins, Bowen
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St. Matthew
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Ramn
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Son, Jr. Decora
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By Jimmy Hatlo
Admiral Tutu
B. W. Krodel
Imine
Mason
WSCS
Robert Errette
Leon
Lewis Harris
Proctorshile
Ed Kirker
Ashand
Charles Casto
Charleston
Clarence Casto
Dunbar
Lydia Smith
Thomas
Charleston Hospital
Howard Boswell
Letart
W. G. Boswell
M. BF. Somm
Carolyn
Ohio River Road
Danny ‘Tennant
Munich
Germany
C. D. Tennant
Jackson Ave
E. E. Heiner
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Holzerospital
Ernest Warner
22Nd St
George Jewell
Edgar Lane
Frank Clendenin
Clendenin
Jackie Jewell
Glenville Jewell
West Virginia University
Jimmy Roush
Ralph Roush
Sally Profftt
Ray. Proffitt
Toe Ford
K. Ford
Jack, Paugh
Joe Paugh
Gallipolis
Howard Thivener
Chillicothe Road
Pamlico
James June Stewart
Allyson
Marjorif
Waikiki
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Wil Powens
William Talmann
Edward Arnold
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Hollywood
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Lana Turner
Edmund Purdom
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