Logan Osteopath Plans Move to Westerville
Logan osteopath Dr. Richard L. Zay announces his full partnership in the Westerville practice with Dr. Harry Neuman starting July 1. Zay, a 1947 Logan practitioner with the Rauch group, will relocate with his wife and son if housing is available. He brings KIwanis leadership roles and a Kirksville College of Osteopathy background to the new position.
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Logan
Westerville
Richard L. Zay
Zay
Harry Neuman
Lima
C. F. Rauch
John E. Rauch
Drs. Rauch
Neuman
Mary Katherine Zay
Larry
Kirksville (Mo.) College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Hustisford, Wis
Log a n Spring Institute Held at Westminster House
The Annual Spring Institute of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union at Westminster House Logan was held Wednesday at Presbyterian Church with the Logan and Laurelville Adelphi unions. Rev Earl F Schottke welcomed attendees and Rev Edna Hughes gave the afternoon address. East School Choir and group activities rounded out the program.
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Woman's Christian Temperance
Westminster House of the First Union
Presbyterian Church
Logan
Laurelville-Adelphi Union
Paul Monks
Mrer
D. C. Moffett
Bert Bell
Mattie Allen
James Rees
Earl F. Schottke
Edna Hughes
East School
Winifred Engle
R. B. Hansel
Russell Berlin
Pearl Armstrong
Fred Keller
Bert Armstrong
D. V. Rannells
George Lehman
Alice Morrison
W&irs
Tom Connor
Morrison
James Blosser
Herman Studer
Never Clever Club Hosts Potluck Dinner and Awards
The Never Clever Club gathered at Mrs. Mark Evans home on Wednesday night for a potluck dinner and recipe exchange. Mrs. Pat Canty was named Mother of the Year, while Mrs. Don Myers won the question box. Other attendees included Mrs. Paul Humsaker, Mrs. Michael Scaparro tt, Mrs. Ralph Blum, Mrs. Bob King, Mrs. Don Myers, Mrs. Robert Brandon, Mrs. Harold Bailey, Mrs. Paul Risch, Mrs. Raymond Turner and Mrs. Herb Nunnally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Evans
Never Clever Club
Pat Canty
Club
Don Myers
Paul Humsaker
Michael Scaparrott
Ralph Blum
Bob King
Robert Brandon
Harold Bailey
Paul Risch
Raymond Turner
Herb Nunnally
Birthday Honoree Hostess For Jolly Jingles Club
Mrs. Kenneth Michel of Union Furnace hosted Jolly Jingles Club members. Mrs. Eddie Gessells, celebrated a birthday, was honored with a handkerchief shower. Mrs. Leonard Lacey baked the birthday cake. Attendees included Mrs. Bert Gessells, Mrs. Willmot Vermillion, Mrs. Clarence Banfield, Mrs. Lydia Dorris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Michel
Union Furnace
Jolly Jingles Club
Eddie Gessells
Leonard Lacey
Bert Gessells
Willmot Vermillion
Clarence Banfield
Lydia Dorris
Bridge Club Hosts Guests at Mrs Graham’s Evening
Chummy Bridge Club members were guests of Mrs. Lewis Graham on Wednesday night. Attendees included Mrs. Darley Kitchen Mrs. Kart Poling Mrs. Ross Adcock Mrs. Clarence Blosser Mrs. Henry Dague Mrs. Charles Huffman and Mrs. Charles Davie. First and traveling prizes went to Mrs. Poling and Mrs. Dague took second. Refreshments were served.
Sew-So Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Floyd Matheny Home
Sew-So Club members were entertained at the home of Mrs Floyd Matheny with a guests enjoyed refreshments and social conversation. The hostess welcomed attendees and plans for future gatherings were discussed.
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Floyd Matheny
Marriage Licenses Filed in Gallia County Probate Court
Albert Edward Brakenbury and Edna Ruth Caton filed for marriage licenses. Joe Rhodes and Laila Paisley, Paul M. McFarland and Lottie Blackburn, Thomas Edward Jeffries and Helen Martin, Robert Lewis Riggle and Clarice Wicker also listed for license applications.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Albert Edward Brakenbury
Rio Grande College
Edna Ruth Caton
Vinton
Albion
N. Y
A. E
Melva Picket Brakenbury
Raymond
Faye Gleason
Caton
Joe Rhodes
Charleston
Laila Paisley
John and
Pearl Easter Rhodes
Frank
Helen Bay Paisley
Paul M. McFarland
Bidwel Welder
Lottie Blackburn
Vinton Salesclerk
Morgan Center
Eck
Phylena George McFarland
Kentucky
Grover and
Havannah Williams Blackburn
Thomas Edward Jeffries
Bidwell
Helen Rachael Martin
Ewington
Poppy Sale Plans Tied To Legion Dinner Notes
Mrs Lawrence Adcock presided as the American Legion Auxiliary organized a covered dish dinner on May 17. Final plans for the annual poppy sale were announced and a state convention in Cincinnati was discussed. The group also contributed to the cancer fund with attendees including Mrs Irvin Stone Mrs Arthur Dollmatsch Mrs Irma Powers Mrs Jacob Keller Mrs Barton Hall Mrs John Krieg Mrs Fwald Schmit ter Miss Florence Bort and Mrs Adcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Adcock
American Legion Auxiliary
Cincinnati
Cancer Fund
Irvin Stone
Arthur Dollmatsch
Irma Powers
Jacob Keller
Barton Hall
John Krieg
Fwald Schmitter
Florence Bort
Adcock
St Johns Catholic School PTA Elects New Officers
Officers were chosen at a St John s Catholic School PTA meeting. Fall offices go to Mrs MacDonald Watson president Mrs Robert Smith vice president Mrs Paul Jurgensmier secretary and Mrs Kenneth Johnston treasurer. The group announced two dishwashers a garbage disposal and electric hand dryers at the school. The annual picnic is planned for June 6 at Zephyr Knoll the summer home of Dr Ward Doering s family. Officers will be installed and a potluck supper held at the next meeting Thursday June 10.
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St. John’s Catholic School Pta
MacDonald Watson
Robert Smith
Paul Jurgensmier
Kenneth Johnston
Zephyr Knoll
Ward Doering
Martha Circle Elects Officers at May Meeting
At the May Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service held in the Methodist Church, officers were elected led by Forest Deering as leader and R B Wilson as assistant. The group, with a covered dish supper, heard scripture from Matthew read by Mrs. Wilson and a theme on The Unknown Years of Jesus presented by Mrs. Krishbaum.
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Martha Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Forest Deering
R. B. Wilson
Rose Krishbaum
William Morgan
Lewis Reynolds
D. C. Moffett
Lewis Skinner
James Struble
Robert Webb
J. G. Cole
Matthew, Jr. Wilson
Krishbaum
Jesus
Dr. Wilson
Michelle Morgan
Nancy Ward
Bernice Perry
Ed Spackey
Arzetta Perry
Rose ’Krishbaum
Estelle Parker
Glendon Ward
Forrest Deering
Shirley Pickett
Warren Johnson
Roy Beougher
C. F. Ackers
Mooney Services Held for William W Mooney
LOGAN William W Mooney 24 died Sunday at his home 51 Furnace Street. Services were conducted Tuesday at 2 p m in Roberts Funeral Home with the Rev A N Grueser officiating music by Albert Flick and N M Brown. Pallbearers included Otis Frederick Ralph West Ralph West Jr Wesley Jackson John Holdren and Robert Holdren. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Hocking Hospital Births And Admissions List
Birth announced at Hocking Hospital: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Turner of Haydenville. Admittances include Mrs. Richard C. Gerken of Logan and Mrs. Stella Claypool of McArthur among others. Medical details note entries for Mrs. Edgar Hunter and several Logan and McArthur residents.
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Raymond Turner
Haydenville
Richard C. Gerken
Logan
Stella Claypool
McArthur
Edgar Hunter
J. R. Farmer
Hinerman and Lehman Named in Local Shifting Incident
Keith A. Hinerman age 20 shipping clerk of Union Furnace and Donna Jean Lehman age 17 student of Haydgenville are involved in a local incident. No further details available.
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Keith A. Hinerman
Union Furnace
Donna Jean Lehman
Haydgenville
Rotary Club Hears Talk By Student
Logan Rotary heard Manfred Kulessa of Wetzlar Germany describe postwar western Germany’s recovery under the Marshall Plan. He contrasted Western success with Eastern Germany under Russian rule, noting thousands seek asylum daily. Pins were awarded for attendance. a June 7 ladies night and family picnic were announced at Hocking Hills Country Club. Jacob Marr of Sidney Nebraska visited.
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LOGAN
Germany
Logan Rotary Club
Manfred Kulessa
Wetzlar
Ohio University
Kulessa
Lester Risch
Hugh Little
Barton S. Hall
J. R. King Sr
Hocking Hills Country Club
Jacob Marr
Sidney, Neb
Mary Milvina White Services Set in West Logan
Mrs. Mary Milvina White 70 wife of Hollis White died unexpectedly at home on Charies St. in West Logan after heart ailment. Native of Hanging Rock W Va she lived in Logan since 1913. Survived by sister Mrs. Bell Griffith of Pompey and many nieces and nephews. Services 2 p m Wednesday Heinlein Funeral Home Rev Gale Monk officiating burial Smiths Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home until service time.
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Logan
Mary Milvina White
Hollis White
Charies St
West Logan
Hanging Rock
W. Va
White
Henry
Molly Bass Davidson
Motorist to Face Common Pleas Court
Homer S. Brown, 49, of Logan, is charged with driving while intoxicated in toxicants and was scheduled for arraignment at 2 p.m. before Judge Harley Meyer in Hocking County Common Pleas Court. He remains jailed after unable to post a 225 dollar bond. The case carries license suspension, a mandatory three day jail term, and fines.
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Logan
Homer S. Brown
Harley Meyer
Hocking County
Two Orders Filed in Hacking Court
Two orders were filed in Common Pleas Court Monday over the signature of Judge Harley Meyer. In a divorce action, the defendant was ordered to pay 25 dollars weekly for child support and 75 dollars expenses during the suit. Another order required Carl R. Burgoon to pay 75 dollars expenses in a divorce case filed by Nancy L. Burgoon through her next friend Raymond Redick.
Youth Arraigned In Juvenile Court On Speeding Charge
A 16 year old Logan youth was arraigned Monday in Hocking County Juvenile Court before Judge Rea Pettit Bangert on speeding charges. The youth was ordered to pay court costs after the hearing, per juvenile probation officer Ralph Blum.
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Logan
Rea Pettit Bangert
Hocking County
Ralph Blum
Neglect Charged In Divorce Suit In Logan
Marilyn L. Cook sues Donald Cook in Hocking County Common Pleas Court for divorce alleging gross neglect of duty. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Marilyn L. Johnsen.
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Logan
Marilyn L. Cook
Hocking County
Local News Briefs From Point Rock and Nearby Areas
Mrs Erma Vale received treatment at Meigs General Hospital after injuring herself falling on the walk at home. Funeral services for Joe Wells were held at Wales Mill attended by Mr and Mrs G B Radekin Mrs Wesley Gregory and Mr and Mrs J E Radekin Wells died in a tractor accident. Friends from here attended the wedding of Mrs Evelyn Dearth and Elza Harvey at the Albany Church. The Columbia Chapel Sunday School held a picnic at Hoopers Park. Henry Bobo is visiting his parents for a few days. J W Canode and others visited his son Clarence in Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mrs d FE Radekin
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Hooper's Park
Henry Bobo
J. W. Canode
Mr. Canode
Clarence
Sheltering Arms Hospital
D. FE. Radekin
Chauncey-Dover Students Build Dragnetmobile Auto
Chauncey-Dover High School auto shop students complete a full car from wheels to windshield as part of training. Photographer Don Moore chronicles the process showing instructor Clarence McDonald teaching V-8 ignition, welding, and tool care. Students include Freddy McClung, Bud Howard, Herman Barnes, and others at work and at wheel.
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Detroit
Chauncey-Dover High School
Auto Shop
Messenger
Don Moore
Clarence McDonald
Charles Barrowman
Jim Barnes
Ronald Bailey
Richard Stanley
Jerry Williams
Jack Freeman
Jim Rutter
Bruce Shafer
Dennis Davis
Reds Seek Indochina Control Amid Internal Strife
Indonesian leaders warn against rightward deviation while communists press the government for arms to fight terrorism. Dar Ul Islam, with 10 000 armed men and a larger recruiting pool, remains a potent force influencing unrest as nationalist factions view communism with suspicion amid anti American campaigns.
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PSI
People’s Movement
Dar-Ul Islam
Indochina
Indonesia
Moscow
Husband Seeks Divorce In Ohio County Suit
Cpl. Matthew Edwin Williams filed for divorce from Robin Faye Williams in Gallia County. The complaint cites gross neglect of duty and names Clerk of Courts Marjorie Rhinehart.
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Gallipolis
Matthew Edwin Williams
Clerk of Courts
Marjorie Rinehart
Robin Faye Williams
Hocking 4 H Activities Fourth Bowlbys Roughnecks Meet
The Bowlbys Roughnecks 4 H Club held its fourth meeting at advisor Mrs Edith Bowlbys home with sixteen members present for a picnic supper. Three new members Don ald Thoma and Ronald Fickel joined and Harold Phillips reported on his project while Thoma Ficker demonstrated a pattern. Guests Mrs Jane Phillips and Donna Hansel attended. The next meeting is set for June 1 at 7 p m at Harold Phillips home.
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Bowlbys’ Roughnecks
Edith Bowlby
Donald, Thoma
Ronald Fickel
Harold Phillips
Thoma Ficker
Jane Phillips
Donna Hansel
Laurel Run 4 H Club Meeting Held at Community Church
The Laurel Run 4 H club met at the Community Church of God with President Hobart Ackinson presiding. Members present included Tommy Miller Jimmy Wood Jerry Poling Mike Wood Gary Wood Ray Ackison and others. guests were Dick Bill and Ronald Sigler. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening May 25.
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Laurel Run
the Stars 4-H Club
Community Church of God
Hobart Ackinson
Junior Ackison
Tommy Miller
Jimmy Wood
Jerry Poling
Mike Wood
Gary Wood
Ray Ackison
Eddie van Bibber
Leroy van Bibber
Leland Dickerson
Emmanuel Bowers
David Allen
Mick Sigler
Paul Miller
Bill
Ronald Sigler
Coal production in Britain drops to 233 million tons
Coal production in Great Britain fell by about one million tons in 1953, totaling 233,518,000 tons. The slight decline marks a continuing trend in the annual output across the industry.
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Great Britain
Hospital Births and Admissions List Local Patients
Holzer Hospital reports new births for Mr and Mrs Guy Montgomery Wellston a daughter Mr and Mrs Arnold Smith Bidwell a son Mr and Mrs Kenneth Overholt Jackson a son Mr and Mrs Donald McKinney Gallipolis a daughter admissions include Lewis Eugene Johnson Hart ford surgical Leroy Kirchell Beaver surgical Edward Jack Kirchell Beaver surgical Frank Herord Roush Point Pleasant medical Mrs Claude Slagle Oak Hill surgical Mrs Otis Burris Point Pleasant medical Mrs Sidney T Bare Pedro Mrs Clarence Sellers Cove Mrs Henry Watson surgical Donald Greer Gallipolis surgical George Kidd Point Pleasant Carl V Young Ashland Ky Richard Lee Milan Point Pleasant surgical inclusion of many listed names with surgical or medical entries
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Guy Montgomery
Wellston
Arnold Smith
Bidwell
Kenneth Overholt
Jackson
Donald McKinney
Gallipolis
Admissions
Lewis Eugene Johnson
Hartford
Leroy Kirchell
Beaver
Surgical
Edward Jack Kirchell
Frank Herord Roush
Point Pleasant
Claude Slagle
Oak Hill
Otis Burris
Sidney T. Bare
Pedro
Medical
Clarence Sellers
Cove
Henry Watson
Donald Greer
George Kidd
Carl V. Young
Ashland
Richard Lee Milan
Dol
Gallipolis Woman Hosts Bible Class Party Guests
Mrs Joe Donnally of First Avenue entertained twelve women from the Dr Ella Lupton Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church last Thursday at her home A special guest was Rev Linson H Stebbins Also present were Mrs Ethel Maud Young deputy of the Gallipolis White Shrine and Mrs Wayne Lutz along with Mrs Clarence Booth and Miss Edith Hutsinpiller who were in Nelsonville the same day for the White Shrine school of instruction.
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Joe Donnally
First Avenue
Ella Lupton
First Presbyterian Church
Donnally
Linson H. Stebbins
Ethel Maud Young
Gallipolis White Shrine
Wayne Lutz
Clarence Booth
Edith Hutsinpiller
Nelsonville
White Shrine School of Instruction
County Polio Group Meeting Slated June 2
Hocking County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will hold its annual meeting June 2 with a luncheon at noon in Blossers banquet room. Mrs. Delbert Davis, Logan Route 1, secretary, says eligible attendees are all who contributed to the 1954 March of Dimes. The executive committee for the coming year will be named.
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Logan
Hocking County
National Foundation For
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Logan Osteopath
Ripon
Wis
Logan Kiwanis Club
Ohio
Kiwanis Education and Fellowship
Richard LL. Zay
WCTL
Spring Institute
Ments
Paul Hansel
Wayne Whitcraft
Howard Blum
Herbert Walker
James Rimelispach
Harold Bryan
Chummy Bridge Club
PTA
WSOS
Mooney
Hocking Hospital
Orson Dickerson
New Plymouth
Jerry Nichols
Clayton Rose
S. &. Kirkendall
Edward Guess
James Adcock
Rotary Club
Common Pleas
Point Rock
Chauncey-Dover
Haunce Auto Shopa Lass
Holzer Hospital
Dorman Green
Rose Lavender
Levi Tyo
Virgil Springer
Morgan Mann
Dean Saxton
Dennis Osborne
C. C. Halley
J. R. Lakin
Marvin Wicker
Alec Wheeler
Edmound Henry and Son
Frank Barnhouse and Son
Robert Bias
William L. Saunders
Stanley Roseberry
Melvin Ours
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