Trees Uprooted By Windstorm in Logan
A strong windstorm with rain and hail hit Logan causing uprooted trees two minor fires and damaged power lines. Fire crews and Ohio Power Co linemen battled blazes at E Main St and Homer Ave 664 S and Rt 33 and worked to clear debris and restore service to Logan and nearby Rockbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Civil Defense
N. Market St
Fred H. Rochester
City Water Works
Ralph Courter
E. Main St
Homer Avenue
Ohio Power Co
S and
Rt. 33
R. C. Garverick
Rockbridge
Logan Native I S Miller Dies Thursday
Flavius Sheldon Miller 82 of Logan died Thursday morning at his daughter’s home Rt. 664 N. He was a former State Highway Department employee. Survived by son Charles and two daughters plus siblings and many grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 1:30 p.m. at Leonard funeral home. Burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Stivson
Walbridge
Katherine Mast
Lancaster
Leonard Funeral Home
R. B. Hughes
The
Enterprise Eub Church
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Local Church Schedules and Services in Logan Area
The Logans area churches list weekly worship times sermons topics and auxiliary activities. EUB charges Union Furnace and Zion offer services Sunday school at 9 9 30 or 10 10 45 with evening evangelistic and prayer meetings. Nazarene Haydenville Buchtel Murray City South Haydenville and Church of God provide youth programs junior meetings Bible studies and midweek prayer services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Dunkle
Truth Divine
Roy Fowler
Third St
Union Furnace
Paul A. Sellers
Union
Zion
Church of the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
NYPS
Haydenville
Buchtel
Jobs
Murray City
Haydenville Church
Porter Visits and Family Celebrations Across Columbus Area
Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Eblin of Columbus were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eblin and Mrs. Garnet Russell. The Eblins visited Mrs. Hannah Russell who is ill. Thurman Denny and family celebrated May birthdays with a dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Clovis Eblin and others from Wellston Gallipolis and local households. Jewel Duncan visited Dayton for a new granddaughter. Mural Kent and spouse spent a few days at home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Reynolds
Bobby
Sissy
Carol Sue
Gallipolis
Ambrose Stewart
Larry
Garnet Russell
Betty Lee
Thelma Denny
Jewel Duncan
Dayton
Mural Kent
New Student Council Head Is Installed
Larry McAllister was installed as president of The Plains High School Student Council for 1958 59. Officers include Janice Hanning as vice president Sue Coon as secretary and Linda Koon as news reporter. Elizabeth Williams presided at the ceremony and the Alma Mater was sung with words by Louise J Diver and band parts by E G Horsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Larry McAllister
Plains High School
Janice Hanning
Sue Coon
Linda Koon
Elizabeth Williams
William Charney
Muriel Williams
Danny McDonald
Larry McAlister
Louise J. Diver
E. G. Horsky
Nel sonville Garden Club Meeting at Ethels Tea Room
Nel sonville Garden Club held a 6 p m meeting with 25 members. New member Mrs Kenneth Orwiler welcomed. The group reported progress on the fountain and fall bulb sales and revised by laws. A June picnic is planned at Mrs C E Whitmore’s home on Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. E. Whitmore
Chestnut St
Birth at Mount St. Mary Hospital and discharges
A birth to Mr. and Mrs. William Loftus of Athens, a daughter. Several admissions include Mrs. Doris Paisley of Logan, James Dennison of Glouster, Steve Cavote of Carbon Hill, and others. Dismissals include Mrs. John Matheny of Murray City and daughter, and Miss Catherine Turn of Glouster Route 3. Three units of blood were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Loftus
Athens
Doris Paisley
Logan
James Dennison
Catherine Turn Glouster
Perry Reeves
New Lexington
Mary Pickett
Nelsonville
Velma Dexter
New Plymouth
Christine Kiefer
Corning
Local Social Notes Highlight Charleston and Millwood Visits
Letart Falls resident Mrs. Mattie Cunningham stayed with her brother Pete Wolfe in Charleston. R. E. Grimm, a towboat worker, spent a weekend with his family. Mr and Mrs Dan Sayre of Savage Florida and Mrs Joseph Sayre of Millwood West Virginia visited Mrs Carl Wolfe and her son Junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Cunningham
Charleston
Pete Wolfe
R. E. Grimm
Dan Sayre
Savage, Fla
Joseph Sayre
Millwood
W. Va
Carl Wolfe
Murray City Knights plan Friday gun event
The Knights of Pythias of Murray City announce they will not meet tonight but will hold a gun event on Friday night May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Knights of Pythias
Murray City Messenger Cadet Larry Vasko Honored
Larry Vasko, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Vasko Jr., is named one of The Athens Messenger Sales Cadets for excelling in the Economy Reading Plan contest. He has carried the Messenger since December 1956 with a 44 customer route and saves half his earnings for clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Athens Messenger
Larry Vasko
John Vasko
Larry
Messenger
Vasko
Boy Scouts
St. Philip Catholic Church
Nelsonville Churches List and Service Times
Local churches in Nelsonville and nearby areas post Sunday school times worship services and meetings. Notable entries include First Christian Ted Faulconer First Methodist Dr F F Wentz and Epiphany Episcopal Ogden Ludlow with service and meeting details.
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Births and Admissions
Hocking Valley notes from New Straitsville report a daughter for Mr and Mrs Chester P Hunter Lonnie J Bail of Logan admitted for medical care and Mrs Wayne Mahoney of Logan listed as a patient PMID unspecified
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Hospital
Chester P. Hunter
New Straitsville
Lonnie J. Bail
Logan
Medical
Wayne Mahoney
Rockbridge High School Announces Graduation Activities
Theodore J. Good announces Rockbridge High School senior activities. Baccalaureate is at 8 p.m. Sunday in the school auditorium with Rev. Gordon Batchelder delivering the sermon and Rev. Floyd Adams giving invocation. Commencement is at 8 p.m. Thursday May 29 with addresses by Rev. Robert W. Fay and diplomas by James Frey. Keith Tucker will deliver the salutatory and Barbara Parsons the valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rockbridge
Theodore J. Good
Rockbridge Schools
Gordon Batchelder
Robert W. Fay
Trinity Episcopal Church
Broad and
Third Sts
Columbus
Good
James Frey
Hocking County
Keith Tucker
Barbara Parsons
Adams
Batchelder
Nelsonville Emblem Club Installation Set for Saturday
Nelsonville Emblem Club will install officers Saturday evening at the Elks Club rooms with District Deputy Clara Bradley of Gallipolis presiding. Kate Edington to become president, Mabel Tignor vice president, and Elizabeth Keller to serve as Junior Past President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Emblem Club
Elks Club
Loyal Workers Class Hosts Noon Potluck Meeting
The Loyal Workers Class of the Methodist Church met Tuesday at Mrs. Adda Hawk's home for a noon potluck lunch. Mrs. Faye Howard led the business session, with devotions by Mrs. Mayme Wallace. Cards were sent to Mrs. Viola Lewis in TB Hospital and to Rev. William George in White Cross Hospital. Fourteen members and one guest, Wesley Hawk, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Group
The
Christian Church
Howard Williams
Steve Barber
Williams
Dick Gully
Leroy Hutton
Larry Crothers
Lloyd Gibbons
Patty Ray
Whispering Hope
Ned Carter
William Kerr
Don Williams
John Cavote
Jane Knigh
Kentner St
Methodist Church
Adda Hawk
William George
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Wesley Hawk
Birthday party for Randy Lott shines with family fun
Mrs. Gloria Lott hosted a Saturday birthday party for her son Randy turning six. Guests enjoyed games and treats including ice cream cake and kool aid with a long list of attendees such as Billy Dean Leffler Terry Thompson Steve Tignor David Weaver Tommy Rosser Don Carter Rita Carter Eddie Reeves Brenda Reeves Ellen McMillan Mary Jean McMillan Barbara Haines Rita North Kathy Horvath Sandy Parsons Donnie Newton Bobby Newton Joyce Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Lott
Randy
Billy Dean Leffler
Terry Thompson
Steve Tignor
David Weaver
Tommy Rosser
Don
Rita Carter
Eddie
Brenda Reeves
Ellen
Mary Jean McMillan
Barbara Haines
Rita North
Kathy Horvath
Sandy Parsons
Donnie
Bobby Newton
Joyce Davis
Terresa
Susie Dearth
Joyce Allen
Sue
Carla
Betsy
Johnny Brown
Sandra
Tommy Freeman
Cindy Howard
John
Lend a Hand Circle Meets at Mrs Lewis Home
The Lend a Hand Circle gathered at Mrs Faye Lewis house with Mrs Ardis Waggoner assisting. Norma Lee president gave gifts to the oldest and youngest mothers present. Guests included Mrs Allen from Laurel Cliff. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Lenda Hand Circle
Faye Lewis
Ardis Waggoner
Norma Lee
Lewis
Allen
Laurel Cliff
Chauncey Area Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Weekend visitors included the Rev. E F Shingler from Akron calling on the Rev Helen Tatman. Many relatives from Ohio towns visited or stayed with local families, and Mrs. Knauer of Columbus fractured her hip in a fall and is hospitalized in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
E. F. Shingler
Akron
Helen Tatman
Arthur Sapp
Jim Stotts
Eleanor
W. Va
Junior Stotts
the Plains
Bob Stotts
Durwood Stotts
Teresa
Athens A. 3
Owen Stotts
Bill Hart
Betty Marshall
Wayne Stotts
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Columbus
Arthur Triplett
Edward Snyder
Joe Jonas
Zanesville
Nannie Fox
Pittsburgh
L. D. Muzio
Richard Leffler
Earl Brookover
Loyal Workers Class Luncheon Held at Mrs Hawk’s Home
The Loyal Workers Class of the Methodist Church met for a noon luncheon at the home of Mrs. Adda Hawk with Mrs. Evelyn Lattimer assisting. Thirteen members and one guest attended as they later held a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Loyal Workers Class
The
Methodist Church
Adda Hawk
Evelyn Lattimer
Back From Hospital After Surgery
Leo Miller Logan returned home to Mrs. James Primmer West St Thursday from Lancaster Fairfield Hospital where he had surgery six weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leo Miller
James Primmer
West St
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Class Holds 20th Reunion On May 30
Nelsonville notes a 50th reunion for the high school class of 1908 on alumni day May 30 while recalling May 24 1904 Class Day for eighth graders at Central School. The program lists teachers Elizabeth Stevenson and Gertrude Sheppard and numerous class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Stevenson
Gertrude Sheppard
J. W. Angle
New Straitsville
Roy Maze
Hanna Belle Harrold
Mary Marie Shelton
Catherine Savage
Anna Pearl Coates
Jessie Mae Murphy
Bernard Ervin
Blanche Primrose Coleman
Hubert Earnest Lancaster
Nelle Florence Washburn
Ralph Waldo Parks
Clyde Leo Cusic
Gertrude Margaret Patton
Eve Estella Patton
Beatrice C. Cavanaugh
John Hiram Menzie
Walter Eckels Howe
Thomas Berry Pritchard
Bertha Mae Nease
Adda Marie Hickman
Charles Frank Burnell
Herbert Earl Parry
Edythe Louise McCulloch
Mary Lee Stratton
Esther Geneva Howe
Mae Jenius Adamson
William Franklin Patton
Emme
Elizabeth Dilcher
Ambrose Clayton Wade
Mae Rebecca Edington
Louise Rebecca Perry
Margaret Sheppard Wilson
Ethel May Combs
Estella Marie Reynolds
James William Hancher
Mary Mae_ Barber
Charles Henry Craig
William Fenton Wolf
Garnett
Opal Six
Jessie Marie Washburn
Jane Morgan
Chloe Jane Wolf
Grace Marion Kinney
Dollie
Gladys Nye
Elsie Edith Cummins
George W. Hayden
Forest Rose Kerr
Margaret Irene Rosser
Callie Mae Conway
Jennie Florence Stratton
Lawrence Phineas Mooney
Elizabeth Parry
Mary McManigal Bechtold
Hazel Mae Wallace
Edward Elmer Rosser
Carl Q. Coakley
Margaret C. Gallagher
Carolyn Lorean Holland
Ruby Vernon Spencer
Tessa Jane Wallace
Laura Belle Kelch
Mary S. Dew
Gladys Elton Runion
Jay Perce Stratton
Parishes Schedule Talks and Services Across Local Churches
Local pastors Chauncey Churches Gil bert Courtney and Hal Zug conduct sermons in Nelsonville Trimble Greens Run Chauncey and Taylor Ridge Millfield with 7:30 Parish Night featuring choir. Morristown HolinessPilgrim Holiness Church of God Millfield and Chauncey Methodist list Sunday schools worship services and midweek prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Hal Zug
Nelsonville
Courtney
Trimble
Greens Run
Chauncey
Robert Smith
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Morristown
Helen Tatman
Norman Dewire
Chauncey Methodist
Local Church Leaders Attend Ohio State Convention
Nelsonville reports Rev. Ted Faulconer of the First Christian Church attended the Christian Churches of Ohio state convention in Mansfield from May 15 to 18. Youth participants Georgia Steele Pat Rizer Sandra Hall Johnny Bob Wend and Eddie Howe joined more than 700 youths at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
The
Christian Churches of Ohio
Mansfield
Ted Faulconer
First Christian Church of
Georgia Steele
Pat Rizer
Sandra Hall
Johnny Bob Wend
Eddie Howe
Nelsonville Women Attend Ohio B and P W Convention
At the 38th annual Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention in Columbus May 16 18 eight Nelsonville B P W Club members attended. Local delegates named include Mrs. Alice Kelso Alice Kunzman Eleanor Hammond Eva Davis Lauralee Clark Mabel Haffner Pearl Hartley and Neal Kyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Columbus
Nelsonville B&pw Club
Alice Kelso
Alice Kunzman
Eleanor Hammond
Eva Davis
Lauralee Clark
Mabel Haffner
Pearl Hartley
Neal Kyle
Church Rummage Sale Set in Nelsonville
The Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold a rummage sale Saturday at 8 30 a m in the Lawson Building across from the Kroger Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Lawson Bldg
Kroger
Troop 66 Receives 28th Charter In Nelsonville Ceremony
In Nelsonville the Boy Scout Troop 66 earned its 28th charter with Valley Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias as sponsor for 25 years. Eightteen new scouts were invested as Tenderfoots in a service led by Scoutmaster Francis Bacus Explorer Tom Pyle and Patrol Leader Eddie Matheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Boy Scout
Valley Lodge 169
Knights of Phthias
Tenderfoot
Francis Bacus
Tom Pyle
Eddie Matheny
Wilbur D. Mender
R. C. Patton
Pythian Lodge
William R. Cox
William Konkle
Pyle
Out-of-Town Drivers In Wreck At City Intersection
Logan City police investigate an auto crash at E Main and W Hunter Street. Elly Marie Creager 37 Columbus drives west and stops for a red light. Richard W Schnock 33 Toledo rear-ends Creager’s car with a Lemble Plumbing Co. trailer. Creager’s car damages estimated at 150 dollars. Both drivers suffer neck injuries and receive treatment. Schnock charged with failure to stop within assured clear distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. Main
W. Hunter
Francis Myers
Elly Marie Creager
Columbus
Hunter St
Richard W. Schnock
Toledo
Creager
Schock
Lemble Plumbing Co
Temperance
Michigan
Owen Yaw
Miller Burial Set for Neva Walker Miller
Funeral services for Neva Walker Miller 59 of Pittsburgh and a Henderson native will be Saturday at 1 p.m. at Stevens Funeral Home with burial in Austin Cemetery near Henderson. Born August 22 1898 she was the daughter of Ira and Laura Walker. Survived by two sisters Cecile Bechtle and Anna Windon and two brothers Griff and Clifford Walker. Friends may call at Stevens Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Neva Walker Miller
Pittsburgh
Henderson
Stevens Funeral
Cecile Bechtle
Anna Windon
London
W. Va
Griff
Clifford Walker
Stevens Funeral Home
Three Treated At Hospital After Workplace Injuries
Three men were treated at Mount St. Mary Hospital emergency room. Bernard Mihlbauer 43 of Logan Route 1 was struck by a steel shaft at Hartman Coal Co injuring head and arm. he was stitched and released. Daniel Pancake Jr 21 of Deanville injured palm wiring for Marley Co of Kansas at Poston Station. treated and dismissed. Rev F M Wentz of Nelsonville slammed a garage door on his left ring finger. received X rays and treatment and was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Bernard Mihlbauer
Logan Route 1
Hartman Coal Co
Daniel Pancake, Jr
Deanville
Marley Co
Kansas
Poston Station
F. M. Wentz
Methodist Youth Fellowship Hosts Wiener Roast in Park
Nelsonville reports the Methodist Youth Fellowship held a wiener roast in the city park with devotions by Miss Beverly Bennett and a program led by Miss Jackie Wilson. Tanya Priser and Tanya Reynolds assisted, and a rummage sale is planned for Saturday at the Lawson Building to raise funds for the church camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Beverly Bennett
Jackie Wilson
Tanya Priser
Tanya Reynolds
Lawson Building
Chauncey Elementary PTA Elects Officers for Next Year
Chauncey elementary PTA recently elected officers for the upcoming school year. Elected were Mrs. Paul McKinney president, Mrs. Lewis Shields first vice president, Mrs. Dorothy Landis second vice president, Mrs. Dennis Childress secretary, and Mrs. Herman Loshe treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey ‘Elementary Pta
Paul McKinney
Lewis Shields
Dorothy Landis
Dennis Childress
Herman Loshe
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. S. Miller
Logan Churches
Letart Falls
First Christian
First Methodist
F. F. Wentz
First Presbyterian
John Lloyd Evans
Absollem
Westminster Fellowship
Green Lawn Cemetery
Ogden Ludlow
Wylie Chapel
T. J. Smith
Penticostal
Ray Benson
Pilgrim Holiness
E. E. Ledingham
Young Peoples
Robert Gastin
Apostolic Gospel
Walter Shaffer
Evangelical United Brethren
Ray Mann
Reorganized
Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
D. O. Norris
Zion League
Carbon Hill
Roy Brookman
Liberty Hill
Vern Sindlinger
Dorr
First Baptist
S. H. Hughes
Independence Holiness
Eugene R. Whitmer
Nelsonville Social Notes
Ralph Lott
Carolyn North
Vivian Newton
Rozella Brown
Evelyn Wilson
Eva McMillan
Randy Lott
Betsy Brown
Don Carter
Donnie Newton
Cosmopolitan Club
Randall Steenrod
Grover St
C. D. Duncan
Bessie Stephenson
Norman Russel
Pomeroy
Bud Douglas
Ray Knox
Dale
Springfield
Herb Bradfield
Adda
Virgil Atkins
Stella Adkins
OES
Albany
Robert Blackwood
Esta Mae
Fred Thomas
Amanda
Clotine Blackwood
Portsmouth
Orville Allen
Sam Lewis
Eliza Welsh
Adda Bradfield
Kenneth Combs
Pauline Haysel
Minersville
Don Cotterill
Family Weekly
Fayette St
Dwight Adams
Chauncey Churches
B&pw
Miller
PTA
Lad Bkal
Lee
Wochou's Shoe Store
W. Columbus St
Broughton
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