Murray City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Murray City notes list Betty Sabo returning from Lincoln Park Michigan for her uncle Andrew Thomas funeral. The Thomas family, former Millfield residents, had spouses across three marriages and survivors in Lincoln Park California. Various local families and visitors are mentioned including Duffy, Sabo, Huston, Huston and others from Athens Pom eroy Caldwell New Haven Zanesville and Logan in recent social visits and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Craft
Murray City
Betty Sabo
Lincoln Park
Michigan
Andrew Thomas
Thomas
Millfield
Wif
Julia
Elizabeth
Andrew Jr
Paul
William
Lin
Richard Duffy
Jackie
David
Nelsonville
Francis
Louis Sabo
Mark
Keith
Jacksonville
Gerald Dickerson
Aves Ann Smith
Athens
Guy Brown
Caldwell
Thomas Grinstead
Shelby
Bob
New Haven
Jack Huston
Louise
Jay Huston
Pomeroy
Paul Huston
Syracuse
Charles Neal
Jack
Wadsworth
Elroy Short
Zanesville
Emmett Short
Laurence Short
Clifford Brooker
Edna Bailey
Logan
Ex Murray Man Clarence Stiff Dies at 71
Clarence Stiff 71 of Kirkersville died Saturday at Grant Hospital Columbus after a long illness. He lived in Pataskala and Kirkersville for 35 years, born in Murray City son of Arthur and Catherine Evans Stiff. A WWI veteran, he belonged to Murray City Methodist Church Hebron American Legion and Eagles Lodge Zanesville. Survived by Blanche wife a daughter Mrs James Weekly Hebron a son Harold Granville a stepson Wayne Tresemer Hebron and five grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday Emerson Federal Home Kirkersville burial Pataskala Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkersville
Clarence Stiff
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Patas- Kala
Murray City
Arthur
Catherine Evans Stiff
Stiff
James Weekly
Hebron
Harold
Granville
Wayne Tresemer
Emerson Federal Home
Pataskala Cemetery
Giardello Plans Protest After NY License Refusal
Middleweight contender Joey Giardello says he will appeal the New York State Athletic Commission ruling denying him a license to fight in New York. At 31 he questioned the background inquiry and noted he has led a clean life since a prior legal scrape in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joey Giardello
New York State Athletic Commission
Philadelphia
Acton
Circle One Hears Devotions Leader at First Methodist
Louise Pearce served as devotions leader for Circle One of the First Methodist Church in Nelsonville. C D Betts discussed WSCS funds and the Friendly Social Center in Toledo. Orlando Howson led the business session as 15 members and two guests attended after a potluck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Louise Pearce
Circle 1
First Methodist Church
C. D. Betts
WSCS
Friendly Social Center
Toledo
Orlando Howson
Vlinersville Woman Dies in Meigs General Hospital
Clara Schaefer, 76, of Minersville, died Monday morning at Meigs General Hospital. She leaves a sister, Frieda Mitch of Minersville, and was widowed in 1928. A Federated Church member, she will have services Wednesday at 2 pm at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Waldo J. Bartels. burial in Minersville Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Clara Schaefer
Minersville
Meigs General Hospital
Frieda Mitch
Wendel
The
Federated Church
Ewing Funeral Home
Waldo J. Bartels
Minersville Hill Cemetery
Ohio Farmer Wins Kentucky Skeet Title
In Louisville Ed Buchwalter 31 from South Charleston Ohio won the all-gauge crown at the Kentucky Bluegrass Open Skeet Championships by breaking 100 straight in regulation and 25 more in an extra round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ohio
Ed Buchwalter
South Charleston
Miss Jessen Wins Dallas Civitan Open in Comeback
Ruth Jessen, noted for her unique putting stance, surged from behind to capture the $10,000 Dallas Civitan Open at Glen Lakes Country Club. She posted a closing par 71 as Mary Lena Faulk faltered after leading by five strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Miss Jessen
Glen Lakes Country Club
Mary Lena Faulk
Sea Island
Ané
Graveside Rites Set For Mrs. Mary Higgins
Graveside rites will be held at 11 30 am Tuesday at New Straitsville Cemetery for Mrs. Mary D Higgins 79 of Springfield Missouri She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Davis and wife of C L Higgins who died in 1950 Thelma Campbell of Ohio Pythian Sisters visited Valley Temple 137 with guests from Logan New Straitsville and Wilkesville The next meeting is June 14
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Mary D. Higgins
Springfield
Higgins
Thomas J. Davis
C. L. Higgins
Nelsonville
Thelma Campbell
DDGC
Ohio
Pythian Sisters
Valley Temple No
Logan
Wilkesville
Nelle Patton
Births listed for multiple families at Mount St Mary Hospital
A Mount St Mary Hospital births note lists numerous families with newborns and parent names from Athens Nelsonville Glouster and surrounding areas. Entries include Mr and Mrs Clarence Hartley Athens a son and many others with varied locations and newborns such as Master Larry Snyder and Baby Girl Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Brammer
Columbus
Wade Bailey
Glouster
Lee McKnight
Nelsonville
Donna Bateman
Emma Nixon
John Erdy
Jacksonville
Anna Cunningham
Earl Hooghouse
Fannie Mundy
Logan
Goldie Dorris
Michael Alltop
New Straitsville
Sherburn Rites Set for Nelsonville Resident
Mrs Gretchen M Sherburn 60 of 333 Poplar St died Sunday after noon at Mount St Mary Hospital from a heart attack at home She was a Nelsonville native member of St Andrews Catholic widow of Smith Sherburn Surviving are daughter Mrs Jennie Thompson and three grandchildren Funeral Mass Wednesday 9 am at St Andrews with Fr Roger Brisgal Rosary 7:30 pm Tuesday at Johnson funeral home burial Green Lawn Cemetery calling hours after 7 pm Monday
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Nelsonville
Gretchen M. Sherburn
Poplar St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Sherburn
William and
Ellen Spray
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Smith Sherburn
Jennie Thompson
St. Andrew's Church
Roger Brisgal
Johnson Funeral Home
Green Lawn Cemetery
Funeral
Shafers Visit Family Across Ohio and Virginia
Mr and Mrs James Shafer of Winter Haven Florida are visiting relatives in Lancaster Polk Painesville and Cleveland for two weeks. En route they toured Williamsburg Virginia. They will celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary June 3 staying with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Newman Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James Shafer
Winter Haven
Fla
Lancaster
Polk
Painesville
Cleveland
Williamsburg
Shafers
George Newman
Chestnut St
Mayor fines Three Drivers in Logan cases
LOGAN Three cases heard by Mayor Delmar Freeman. Charles Harrington 26 Athens fined 10 dollars for passing at Depot and Front May 22. James Riggs 24 Logan fined 10 dollars each on two charges for stop sign and speeding at Main and Homer May 24. Sandra Starner 20 Logan Route 2 fined 10 dollars for following distance collision at Main and Spring at 11 a.m. Saturday. NHS class of 1937 luncheon 25 year reunion set for 12:30 p.m. Saturday at Pierce's patio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lou Starner
Logan
Main and
Spring Sts
Nelsonville
NHS
Pierce's
W. Franklin St
Fire Department Cuts Cable At Center Cafe
Fire units were called to Center Cafe on W. Columbus Street at 11 45 p.m. Friday for a BX cable short causing sparking and smoke. Firemen shut off power and severed the cable with no damage to the building or contents. Fire Chief Clarence Hall and Fireman Tom Riley responded.
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Nelsonville
Center Cafe
Columbus St
Clarence Hall
Tom Riley
Fines Levied In Court On Driving Violations
In Nelsonville four driving violation cases were heard by Mayor Hoff man. Bond forfeitures occurred in one case and intoxication led to a $100 fine plus costs for Darrell A Boals of Haydenville. McCombs and Crooks from Detroit and Blanchard Rd were fined $10 each plus costs. Crooks pleaded not guilty, Meinberg forfeited a $20 bond, and Ellen Childress of Stratton Bldg paid $10 and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Hoffman
William Snedden
Rsco Blanchard
Pontiac
Mich
Darrell A. Boals
Haydenville
Robert L. McCombs
Suchtes
James E. Crooks
Kipling Ave
Detroit
Boals
McCombs
Crooks
Ernest L. Meinberg
Union St. Athens
Ellen Childress
Stratton Bldg
Will Discuss Parking Lot Proposal by Logan Merchants
Logan merchants meet June 5 to review a Logan Trade Club proposal to acquire off street parking facilities. The club will help defray costs leasing the 75 by 150 foot Chrisman lot on Mulberry Street between Hunter and Main for one year. The lot will host 40 cars with time tickets showing arrival. The first hour free if stamped by a cooperating merchant with a $2 purchase. Each extra hour costs 10 cents.
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LOGAN
Logan Trade Club
Trade Club
Chrisman
Mulberry St
Hunter
Main Sts
Harry J Moek 74 dies after heart attack in Logan
Harry J Moek 74 died after a heart attack while driving in the Logan area and was pronounced dead on arrival at Hocking Valley Hospital. A World War I veteran, he was a charter American Legion member, Mason, and church member. He worked at Wright Patterson Laboratory before retiring and is survived by wife Eva and children, among others. funeral set Thursday in Heinlein Funeral Home with military honors at Oak Grove Cemetery. The Nelsonville Area Women's Democrat Club May meeting is canceled due to Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry J. Moek
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hocking County
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
First Methodist Church
Wright-Patterson Engineering Experimental Laboratory
Dayton
Eva
Harry
South Logan
Miriam Bryan
Marysville
Mich
Willetta Hemsworth
Lancaster
Earl Mock
Pittsburgh
Heinlein
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Report Daughters and Discharges
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mack of Logan welcome a daughter. Admitted: Bilgill Vickers of McArthur medical. Wills Adcock of Junction City medical. Dismissed: Mrs. Lee B Grim and daughter of Logan, Mrs. Lawrence Snider and daughter of Logan, Mrs. James Woods of Logan. Frank Rheinschell of New Plymouth Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Mack
Logan
Bilgill Vickers
McArthur
Medical
Wills Adcock
Junction City
Lee B. Grim
Lawrence Snider
James Woods
Frank Rheinschell
New Plymouth
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