Logan Council Studies Water Line Extensions
Logan City Council moved to obtain plans and estimates for extending water and sewer lines from the Carborundum Plant to Route 328. The survey supports the Logan Trade Club inducement for new industry and future hookups for residents. Also noted is a possible state aid for the armory and FCC timing for radio band separation by October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Trade Club
Dick Donahey
Federal Communications Commission
Entertain Class Of 28 In Middleport Party
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer hosted a party for members of the Middleport High School class of 1928 and their guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Dan McNaughton and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Werner with several named guests from Columbus Orlando Piketon Pomeroy and Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Harold Sauer
Middleport High School
Dan McNaughton
Dale Werner
Columbus
Ruth Humphreys
Orlando
Fla
Anna _ Burchett Duffield
Piketon
Frances Lippi Scholl
Pomeroy
Henry Eichinger
Chester
Richard Chambers
Blanche Haskins
Susan Park
Mary Park
Richard Sauer
Mary Ruth
Joy Sauer
Plymouth Grange guests and local notices in Radcliff area
Thirty one Plymouth Grange members were guests of Winton Two Grange for a pot luck supper. Local residents visited relatives in Columbus and Athens. Eighth graders from Wilton North toured Marietta and picnicked at Lake Alma. Various area residents attended family events, hospital visits, and a California vacation. GLOUSTER Legion post plans a 9 30 a m Friday service for Leonard Snowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliff
Plymouth Grange
Winton Two Grange
John Fitzpatrick
John Palmer
Columbus
Fitpatrick
A. E. Fitzpatrick
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
Wilton North
Pierce
Conway
Marietta
Lake Alma
Gladys Pierce
Parnie McLaughlin
Laura Krebs
California
Glouster
McCann-Frederick American Legion Post
Leonard Snowden
Eastern Star to Sponsor Rainbow Girls Assembly
Logan chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star announced sponsorship of the Logan Assembly of the Rainbow for Girls. Mrs. Willard Lyke will chair a committee including Mrs. Francis Embree and several others. The Rainbow order serves girls 12 to 18 who are daughters of Eastern Stars or Masons. The local club opens July 20. interested girls should contact committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Venus
Order of the Eastern Star
Logan Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Willard Lyke
Francis Embree
Harold Brimner
George Helber
Clarence Schempp
Walter Stone
Harry J. Mack
Wesley Cannon
Ralph Moore
B. G. Greenman
William Blanton
Charles Barker
Walter Bray
Walter Derr
Harry Reeves
Rainbow Order
Eastern Stars
Daughters of Masons
Don Albaugh Takes Part In Exercise
Army Pfc. Donald E. Albaugh of Zaleski participated in a fire power demonstration at Fort Hood Texas described as the most comprehensive attack exercise since World War II. He joined the Army in 1961 and trained at Fort Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
Army
Donald E. Albaugh
Ft. Hood
Tex
Albaugh
19Th Artillery
Ft. Knox
Clifton A. Albaugh
Zaleski High School
Graduates Are Honored at Logan High Reception
Logan High School hosted an informal reception after the baccalaureate service with graduates and faculty in attendance. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brandt and Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Chapple, with Mrs. Barton S. Hall and others as hostesses. Music by Theresa Turner complemented pink and white class colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Richard Brandt
Hermon Chapple
Presbyterian Westminster House
Logan High School
Barton S. Hall
Roy Shelse
Marion Allen
Marjorie B. Rhoads
Westminster House
Theresa Turner
LHS
Radcliff Man Fined for False Unemployment Claim
Milford A Perry of Radcliff Route 1 was fined 25 dollars and costs by Vinton County Judge G E Sharp for making a false unemployment claim. The 30 year old school bus driver with Wilton School District pled guilty and must repay the illegally received funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau
Vinton County
Perry
Wilton
Education Club Hosts Girl Scouts
The May meeting of the Adult Education Club at Pocahontas hall featured Girl Scout Troop 14 under Mrs. Keith Schultz. Sponsored by the club, leaders include Mrs. Paul Hartman, Mrs. Pearl Shultz, and Mrs. Roger Chute. Hostesses were Mrs. Irene Spicer and Mrs. Ethel Koontz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koontz
Hartman
Schultz
Hattie Palsley
Verna Marks
Logan F Cone forfeit bond after fail to appear in city court
Logan John F. Cone, 46, Columbus, forfeited a $20 bond when he did not appear before Mayor Delmar Freeman on a charge of failure to maintain an assured clear distance. Richard J. Nihiser, 19, Logan Route 2, was cited for making unnecessary noise with a motor vehicle and will appear in Mayors Court at 8 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John F. Cone
Columbus
Delmar Freeman
Richard J. Nihiser
Logan Route 2
Police City Driver After Two-Car Crash
Logan City police investigated a minor two car collision at Homer Avenue and Front Street. Ervin E. Wadell 46 Logan Route 2 was cited for failure to yield and will appear before Mayor Delmar Freeman at 8 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—City
Homer Ave
E. Front St
Ervin E. Wadell
Logan
Homer
Goldie E. Reed
Wadell
Delmar Freeman
Kindergarten Graduation Held At Central Elementary
About 185 parents and friends attended morning and afternoon programs to celebrate kindergarten graduation. Mrs Gladys Webb, principal, presented diplomas while teachers Mrs Edith Gaffin and Mrs Jennie Walker led the pupils in a musical program. Directors included Robbie Myers Donald Young Robin Zeisler Cindy Kuhn and Deanne Moore. The rhythm band performed and girls twirled balloons. More than 700 trade fairs were planned for 1963 across 61 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gladys Webb
Central
Edith Gaffin
Jennie Walker
Robbie Myers
Donald Young
Robin Zeisler
Cindy Kuhn
Deanne Moore
Children Plan Library Summer Reading Club In Glouster
Glouster Branch Library opens registration for a summer reading club for grades one through six. Sessions run Tuesdays and Wednesdays 1 to 2 30 p m with two groups Busy Bees and Treasure Hunt supervised by Mrs. Jean Beshara and Mrs. Marie Jewell. Regular hours: Friday Saturday 1 to 5 and 6 to 8 p m Monday 9 to 11 and 1 to 5 p m. Open house also noted in Logan for Tom Bender's honor at 4 to 6 p m Saturday ahead of the class of 1938 reunion dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Busy Bees
Jean Beshara
Marie Jewell
Logan
Albert Leonard
Wilson Ave
South Logan
Tom Bender
Fostoria
Logan High
Brandt
Mecca
Bender
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Logan Council
General Telephone Co
By Gladys Pierce
Athens Pharmacy
Court St
Athens, Ohio
Eastern Star
Rainbow Girls
Don Albaugh
Meigs General Hospital
Iva_ Findling
Coalville
Richard Folden
Clarence Spurrier
Kathryn Cecil
Paul Gay
Elizabeth Athey
Canasta
Eugene Conde
Lionel Boggs
Donald Mills
Robert Schmoll
Charles Bradbury
Conde
McArthur — Dong Soo Kim
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
United Presbyterian Church
Chief Logan
Little Rock
James Morris
Maria Minkoff
Patric of
Cuchulainn
Mississippi Valley Kennel Club
Washington University
St. Louis
Patric
Patricia Spear
Winfield, Mo
Milford A
Education Club
the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Thurs
Mack Circe Crepit
Logan Home Furnishings CO
W. Main ST
Logan, Ohio
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