Petroleum Bulk Plant Sparks Local Protests
Logan city council heard protests from about 15 nearby property owners as Quaker State Oil Refining Co representatives outlined plans for a 63,000 gallon underground bulk station near Main Street and the Stage Coach Inn. The project would include multiple tanks and an estimated $3000 monthly payroll, with council referring safety concerns to the safety committee and approving sewer line extension and a traffic light installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Main St
Stage Coach Inn
Quaker State Oil Refining Co
Oil Com
L. P. Mooney
Mooney
George Jurgensmier
J . Woodard
Warren Johnson
Roy Stallsmith
Roger W. Friend
Council
Ing
W. Va
Bell Scholl
Springdale
Hunter
Walnut Streets
Old Home Week Celebration Opens in Murray City
Murray City kicks off its annual Old Home Week events this Saturday with a high school gym banquet at 8 p.m. followed by dancing until 2 a.m. May 28 features a children's contest at 1 30 p.m. and a parade at 2 30 p.m with bands from Chauncey-Dover Glouster New Straitsville Buchtel and Murray City. Free acts run 4 to 9 p.m. May 28. May 29 offers a K of P benefit party at 8 p.m. Memorial Day services May 30, led by the American Legion and the high school band, will honor war dead at Murray City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Murray City
Willard Brown
Chauncey - Dover
Glouster
New Straitsville
Buchtel
American Legion
Logan Class Hears Hague And Strobel
Ohio State University star Jimmy Hague and OSU coach Harry Strobel spoke at Logan High School senior night urging college attendance and career effort. Hague recalled OSU football history and the Rose Bowl win, while Strobel praised lasting friendships from college athletics. Dr. Richard Zay led the meeting with dinner and highlights included basketball footage from Madison Square Garden and introductions by Logan High staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jimmy Hague
Ohio State University
Logan Kiwanis Club
Hague
Harry Strobel
OSU
Pasadena
Ohio State
Strobe
Strobel
Richard Zay
St. John's Parochial School
Madison Square Garden
Howard Kirk
Logan High School
Wally Savings
Bill Johnson
Lonnie Boggs
Roger Humphrey
George Carr
Mr. Kirk
Mrs George DeCamp Returns from Winter in New York
Mrs George DeCamp returns to her home after spending the winter in New York City as the guest of her niece. Dr Helen Reynolds, a member of the faculty of New York University.
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New York
Logan
George DeCamp
New York City
Helen Reynolds
New York University
Logan High School Class of 1925 Silver Anniversary Reunion
Invitations go out for the Logan High School Class of 1925 reunion chaired by Miss Thelma Keyes. The event includes a six o clock dinner June 2 at the Elks Lodge clubrooms with photo displays and messages from absent members read aloud.
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Logan
Logan High School
Thelma Keyes
Elks Lodge
Miss Keyes
Anthony Stroupe
Francis Myers
le Violet Redick
Tavern Fire Causes Eight Thousand Three Hundred Damage
Fire at the Home Tavern on Gallagher Ave caused about 8300 dollars in damage. The blaze started in a rubbish box behind the counter and damaged part of the counter and the beer cooler before firefighters stopped the flames. An unidentified caller reported the fire.
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Logan
Gallagher Ave
Roy Stallsmith
Stallsmith
Four Dundas Students To Receive Diplomas
Four Dundas seniors Martha Dye Patty Holtz Robert Morrow and Tommy Reedy will receive diplomas at Mc Arthur High School Wednesday evening. The students depart Thursday for a trip to Washington after the last Dundas school day. An eighth grade commencement and a noon basket dinner were planned.
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Dundas
McArthur High School
Martha Dye
Patty Holtz
Robert Morrow
Tommy Reedy
Washington
Logan Marries Martin divorce suit filed in court
Myrtie Grace Logan of Route 2 files for divorce from John Grant Martin on grounds of gross neglect of duty. She seeks custody of their minor child and alimony, with support money. Married October 16, 1946. petition filed through Ruby Myers as next friend.
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Logan
Myrtie Grace Martin
John Grant Martin
Nelsonville Garden Club Dinner Meets With Flowers and quiz
Nelsonville Garden Club members and guests gathered for a dinner meeting hosted by Mrs. E. E. Bell. The program featured Mrs. Joe B. Davis on insect life and a piano piece by Mrs. William Siddie. Prizes went to six members, and a June 26 picnic at Rachelmacher Park Logan Willims was announced. Members were asked to bring sales tax stamps to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. L. Stout
Clarence Butts
Victor Oakley
L. E. Butts
Willam Siddie
E. E. Bell
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
Circle 4 WSCS to Meet at Barnecut Home
Circle 4 WSCS of the Methodist Church holds a 7:30 p.m. meeting Thursday at Mrs. Mabel Barnecut's home. Circle leaders are Mrs. Marie Hysel and Mrs. Pear.
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WSCS
The
Methodist Church
Mabel Barnecut
Marie Hysel
Pear
Shaffer Dies in Columbus on Business Trip at 49
Charles Albert Shaffer 49 of Murray City died suddenly Tuesday on High Street in Columbus during a business trip. He leaves wife Grace, father Charles, daughter Jean, brothers John and Willard, and sister Mrs Gordon James of New Straitsville. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at the Murray City Methodist Church. Burial Greenlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at home.
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Murray City
Charles Albert Shaffer
High St
Columbus
Here
Grace
Charles
Jean
John
Willard
Gordon James
New Straitsville
John L. Morgan
Greenlawn
Doniz Donates Rye Home To Cancer Fund
New York Ezio Pinza and wife donate their 18 room Rye New York residence to the Damon Runyon Memorial Fund for cancer research. The property is valued at about 50 000 dollars with a 14 000 dollar mortgage. The Runyon Fund publicly announced the gift.
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New York
Ezio Pinza
Rye
N. Y
Damon Runyon
Runyon Fund
Mount St Mary Hospital Admission and Discharges
Admitted Mrs. Lillian Thompson of Columbus Mrs. Cecil Lyons Amesville and Mrs. Ben Kirkendal Nelsonville. Dismissed William Webb.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Lillian Thompson
Columbus
Cecil Lyons
Amesville
Ben Kirkendal
Nelsonville
William Webb
Bake Sale Planned by Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nelsonville ore Gas Company office hosts a bake sale sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars this Saturday. Orders can be placed by calling 814 or 534J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pythian Sisters to Meet in K of P Hall Thursday
Pythian Sisters will gather in the K of P Hall Thursday at 7 30 p m. Members are asked to bring cookies for refreshments to be served with coffee.
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K. of P. Hall
Canter Rites Are Thursday
Nelsonville Ohio funeral notices William Canter died at his Chauncey home Monday night services set for Thursday at 1 30 p m Chauncey Christian Church with Rev Gilbert Courtney Military rites by Chauncey Post VFW burial in Soldiers Plot Greenlawn Nelsonville He was Jackson County native worked at Mine 255 Dry Dock Coal Co member of Chauncey Post VFW the DAV in Athens and Nelsonville Eagles survived by his widow Lizzie Canter
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Nelsonville
William Canter
Chauncey
Chauncey Christian Church
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Post
VFW
Greenlawn
Canter
Jackson County
Dry Dock Coal Co
DAV
Athens
Nelsonville Eagles
Lizzie Canter
Ohio National Guard Unit to Parade in Nelsonville Memorial Day
Athens ONG To Parade Nelsonville Memorial Day observance features Headquarters and Headquarters Company of the Second Battalion, 166th Infantry, Ohio National Guard. Louis Pughline of Glenford Dugan Post announces the Legion sponsorship with Nelsonville Post and VFW assistance. Roland Pierce, past district VFW commander, will marshal the day. Parade forms at 1 p.m. at the Legion building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
166Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Athens
Louis Pughline
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion
Nelsonville Post
VFW
Roland Pierce
Legionnaires and VEW Sponsor Carnival in Nelsonville
Nelsonville notes the Howard Brothers Shows appear this week under Glenford Dugan Post American Legion and VFW Post 3467. Features include light tower search lights and a tribe of Iroquois Indians with Legion and VFW ticket takers and a pop ice cream concession. Kiddies matinee Saturday 1 to 5 pm eight cent rides. Proceeds aid Legion and VFW building and charity funds.
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Nelsonville
Howard Brothers
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
VFW
Legion
Indiana Man Fined for DUI by City Police
Gerald Edison Thomas of Wolf Lake Indiana was charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence Tuesday by city police. He pleaded guilty before Mayor Earl Hilleary, was fined 100 dollars plus costs, and committed to the county jail pending settlement.
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Nelsonville
Gerald Edison Thomas
Wolf Lake
Ind
Earl Hilleary
Thomas
Birth announcement and homecoming note
Nelsonville area announces the birth of a son to William L Bateman and Dana Barber on May 21 in San Francisco California. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Bateman of Walnut Street and Guy Barber of Columbus. Karl Keplar has returned to New York City after a week with his parents and relatives. an interior decorator, his first visit home in five years.
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Nelsonville
CWO
William L. Bateman
New York
Karl Keplar
New York City
Andrew Keplar
Connett School Pupils Rank High in Tests
In Nelsonville the Connett School eighth grade produced four students with top marks in the state test. Pamila Newlun led the group rank two in the township with Gary Wend third Allen Adams seventh and Kathleen Klinebriel eleventh in the test among York Rural Schools. Supt Christman awarded diplomas to 55 graduates at the Buchtel auditorium.
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Nelsonville
Connett School
York
Buchtel Auditorium
Supt. C. V. Christman
Pamila Newlun
Gary Wend
Allen Adams
Kathleen Klinebriel
Senior Boys Are Guests Of Rotary
Nelsonville High School seniors visited the Rotary Club for a dinner meeting. President elect James F. Shumaker urged youths to pursue substantial citizenship within taxing laws and stressed minority rights under the Constitution. Fourteen of seventeen seniors were introduced to the club led by President Harold Koker.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Rotary Club
James F. Shumaker
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Harold Koker
Don Cavote
Charlies Wiseman
Larry Thomas
Russell Hopstetter
Charles Newton
Dallas Forbes
Lawrence Cheeseman
Dean Circle
Jerry Green
Charles Woody
Marty Bergman
Jim Cope
Bill Cooley
Tom Reynolds
Mrs Christina Epple Dies Aged 79
Christina Epple, 79, died Wednesday at the home of her daughter Mrs Albert Baer in Forest Run. She leaves three other children Michael Epple of Harrisonville Mrs Alice Davis near Pomeroy John Epple Flatwoods and a brother William Wolfe Mt Herman. Fifteen grandchildren and as many great grandchildren survive. Friends may call at Ewing funeral home. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Mt Vernon EUB Church.
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Pomeroy
Christina Epple
Albert Baer
Forest Run
Michael Epple
Harrisonville
Alice Davis
John Epple
Flatwoods
Wiliam Wolfe
Mt. Herman
Ewing Funeral Home
Mt. Vernon Eub Church
Cub Pack to Meet Thursday at City Playgrounds
In Nelsonville the Cub Pack will gather Thursday at 5 30 p m in the City Playgrounds. Parents and Cubs are asked to bring wieners and buns for sandwiches. The program features kite flying and model airplane demonstrations with a rain fallback in the Methodist Church social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Columbus Visitors Brief Stop Over
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stage visited at the home of Miss Jessie Eyre in Columbus on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nelsonville
Mrs
Clarence Stage
Jessie Eyre
Kefauver Panel Names Arlo ld G Robinson Top Investigator
Former FBI agent ARLOLD G. ROBINSON of Burlingame California heads the investigating staff of the Special Senate Crime Investigating Committee. Sen Estes Kefauver calls him “the best man in the country for the job” as the panel opens with a probe into alleged concentration of property wealth in organized crime hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifarold G. Robinson
Burlingame
Calif
FBI
Special
Senate
St Andrews Priest Installed At Local Ceremony
The Rev. Fr Edwin E Yocke was formally installed as pastor of St Andrews Church in a ceremony presided by Bishop John King Mussie. Msgr Edwin F Murphy read the appointment decree and Father Yocke took the oath of office. sermon by Fr Jerome Rojewski with deacon and sub deacon assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Edwin E. Yocke
St. Andrews Church
John King Music
Edwin F. Murphy
Marietta
Mussie
Yocke
Jerome Rojewski
St. Adelbert Church
Dillonvale
Vincent G. Schiele
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Joseph Pollack
St. Paul's Church
Athens
Father Yocke
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Holy Cross
Glouster
Senior In Hospital On Graduation Day
In Buchtel graduation exercises tonight Miss Correne Bolin fell ill with appendicitis and was taken to Marietta Osteopathic Hospital for an operation yesterday. She is reported recovering satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Buchtel
Buchtel Gymnasium
Correne Bolin
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Bolin
Clergy Transfer Notes Include Sacred Heart and Miltonburg Posts
A clergyman served over three years at Sacred Heart Neffs and St John's Miltonburg before joining the local parish, marking a notable church rotation and pastoral transition.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Troutt
Lebanon
Tenn
Mr. Troutt
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Harry W Shaw
Safety Committee
Quaker Oil
C. M. Adams
St. Mary's
George Ralston
Orpheum
THU
Majestic
John Garfield
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Muriel Baldridge
Lon Moses
Kash Williams
G. C. Allen
W. A. Daugherty
Nelsonville Social Notes
Willims
C. A. Shaffer
Singer
Ohio
Division OF Wildlife
Fei Ae
Bel Hines
Legionnaires and Vew
Indiana
Rotary
Rs. Epple
City Park
James H. Wilson
First National Bank Bldg
Tel
Betsy Nan Ross
Chicago
Charles Bracken
St. Andrews
Quick, Gallaher
Chambray
Chambrays
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