Logan News Musical Fete Showcased United Nations Salutes
The largest musical pageant in Hocking County unfolded at the Logan football field featuring bands from Logan Union Furnace Carbon Hill Corning and Murray City in a United Nations tribute. Twenty four drum majorettes entertained as the combined bands performed Over There and nations flags paraded with national anthems and war era tunes. The program opened with The Four Allies and closed with America and The Star Spangled Banner amid fireworks and colorfully staged tributes to allied nations.
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Logan
Hocking County
Union Furnace
Carbon Hill
Corning
Murray City
United Nations
Goldman
Brazil
Venezuela
Bolivia
Peru
Europe
South Pacific
Russia
Volga
Meadowlands
United States
America
Armistice Day Parade Proves Best Yet in Logan
Hundreds endured freezing temperatures to watch Logan’s Armistice Day parade. Eight bands and 35 units entered floats and veterans, scouts, and lodge groups. Izaak Walton League won best float, VFW Auxiliary second, Sun-Glo third. Union Furnace won best band. Wilma Brown crowned prettiest girl. Bill Hutchinson named fattest man and Santa funniest.
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Logan
Izaak Walton League
VFW
Sun-Glo
United Furniture
Guardian of Wild Life
Choping Wood
Union Furnace
Corning
Murray City
Wilma Brown
LHS
Roger Fritz
Jimmie Weis
Bill Hutchinson
Santa Claus
Izaak Walton Minstrel Show Starts Today
Logan schools and county students attend matinees of the Izaak Walton minstrel. The 45 member Waltonian Chorus directed by J Richard Farmer performs audience favorites in the third act. A student orchestra of eleven and James R Smoot as interlocutor headline the show with a closing Musical Trust.
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LOGAN
Izaak Walton
Harry L. Smith
Risch’s Drug Store
Waltonian
J. Richard Farmer
Farmer
Rudolph Rempel, Jr
Bob Holloway
Jack McGuire
Lee Hiles
Jack Thomas
Oscar Bartholomew
James Calvin
William Holloway
George Lohr
James R. Smoot
Merle Kimble
James Hutchison
Jerry Hutchison
Don Kimble
Gene Holloway
Kenneth Frasure
Tate Schrader
Carll E. Blosser
Paul Blum
Bob Kinney
Local Leaders Attend Meet in Lancaster YWCA
Leaders from Hocking Pickaway Ross Perry Fairfield and Licking counties gather in Lancaster for a leadership training conference in the YWCA building. R Bruce Tom and J P Schmidt direct the program with teachers church members 4 H and civic groups urged to attend. second and third sessions set for November 19 and December 13.
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Logan
Lancaster
YWCA
R. Bruce Tom
J. P. Schmidt
Hocking
Pickaway
Ross
Perry
Fairfield
Licking
Emily van Fossan
Trimble WSCS to Install Officers at Fern Johnson Home
Mrs. Fern Johnson hosts the Trimble Woman's Society of Christian Service gathering at her home Thursday at 7 30 pm. The Rev. H H Lafferty pastor will conduct the installation of officers.
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Glouster
Fern Johnson
Trimble Wscs
Methodist Church
H. H. Lafferty
Kiwanians Attend Inter-Divisional Meet at Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis hosted 135 members and guests from Athens Marietta Gallipolis Chillicothe and Cambridge for an inter divisional meeting and ladies night at Holy Cross Church Music by an Ohio University trio and a university quartet highlighted the evening Roger Kittle led the program and H W Driver spoke on Kiwanis objectives The event featured a steak dinner and a reception with local club leaders and dignitaries in attendance including Lt Gov Thomas and Gov elect Walden
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Glouster
Holy Cross Church
Athens Club
Marietta
Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Cambridge
Charles Walsh
Ohio University
Estelle Kurpurich
Carolyn Hanson
Dorothy Peoples
Joe Thackery
Athens
Ralph Darling
Roger Kittle
Glouster Club
Carl Frey
Division 11
Dale Thomas
Thomas
Joe
Sidney Claunch
Bill Alrfield
Earl Helenshead
Leopold Kaplan
Jack Munden
Richard Guinther
Cy Rockhold
Ray White
Hocking Hospital admits births and dismissals noted
Recent admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital include Mrs. Melvin Pack from Nelsonville medical and Dale Harrison from Logan medical. Victor Shark of Logan is listed in surgical. Births: a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Wachenschwanz of Deanville and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dicken of Logan. Dismissals: Mrs. Robert Holloway and daughter of Logan Route 3 and Mrs. Russell Howdyshell and son of Logan.
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Hocking Hospital
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Melvin Pack
Nelsonville
Dale Harrison
Victor Shark
William Wachensschwanz
Deanville
Roy Dicken
Robert Holloway
Russell Howdyshell
Mrs Tessie Drury Dies in Akron Hospital
Death announced for Mrs Tessie Drury wife of Dr Roy F Drury in Akron Hospital. She was sister in law to Mr and Mrs John R Davis and Mr and Mrs Will Drury. Funeral services set for Thursday afternoon at Akron funeral home.
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Tessie Drury
Akron
Glouster Personals Spotlight Local Visits
Dora Emrick returned from Lawrenceville Illinois after ten days with son Robert Emrick. Mrs William James left for Dayton after a week with son-in-law James Dennison. James Williams of Jacksonville hosted weekend guests from Cuyahoga Falls and Dayton. Richard Frazee of Columbus, stationed at Fort Dix New Jersey, was a Sunday guest of the Williams family.
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William James
Dayton
Richard Frazee
Columbus
Fort Dix
N. J
Williames
Loyal Men’s Class to Meet for Devotional and Baseball
The Loyal Men’s Class of the Church of Christ will gather Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the church social rooms. A Thanksgiving program will be presented during the devotional period followed by indoor baseball and refreshments.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Halloween Gatherings
Poston Hoisington of Cleveland visited Mrs. Katherine Hoisington at Sheltering Arms Hospital with his sister Ethel McDaniel. McArthur residents W. H. South and Norval South visited Pomeroy. Gladys Davis visited her Mineral parents. The Happy Stitchers met at Grace Sedwick's for quilting with five members. The Ladies Club held Halloween parties at Mary Adams and Mary Bradley homes with numerous attendees. Edgar Moorehead of Canton and family were Sunday visitors to Russell Adams.
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Gladys Davis
Brooks
Mineral
Grace Sedwick
Gladys Harris
Carrie Augustine
Mildred Cooper
Leona North
Canton
Russell Adams
Susan South
American Legion Auxiliary Adds Three New Members
Mrs. Jane Polling hosted the American Legion Auxiliary meeting and welcomed three new members Mrs Evelyn Cadd Mrs Myrtle Metcalf and Mrs Eleanor White. The next meeting will be at Mrs Eva Will son s home on Nov 11 when officers will be installed.
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Harold Edmiston
Marietta
Pittsburgh
Clark Baker
Janis
Warren
Ohio
Baker
Kenneth Reed
Anna Higgins
St. Louis
Charles White
Holzer Hospital
Dorothy
June Alexander
Ohio State University
Frank Matthews
Columbus
Frank Ralph Hash
Robert
Ethel
Daisy Miller
Langsville
Ella Miller
Stella Wilcox
Loyal Women Class Supper at Glouster Church
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ will hold its annual class supper in the church social rooms on Wednesday evening.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Church
Apple Grove Social Guests Attend Local Weddings and Visits
Local families hosted and visited across towns including East Letart and Le tart Falls. Guests included Herbert Shields with daughter Marlene, O G Shields, James Shank, Jack Shank, Jane Sanborn, R A McKelvey family, and others. Lt Derrell Sayre and spouse transferred from Montgomery to Denver after visiting here.
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Early Roush
Herbert Shields
Marlene
O. G. Shields
East Letart
James Shank
Portsmouth
Jack Shank
Jane Sanborn
Athens
E. C. Shank
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McKelvey
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Portland
Roy Buck
Sue Ann
Clarence Shields
Jeanne
Judy
Allen and Yonkers
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Letart Falls
EF. C. Clark
Wellington
Junction City
Virgil Sutton
Claude Cheesebrew
Point Pleasant
M. V. Shank
Derrell Sayre
Montgomery
Ala
Denver
Colo
Ward Hayman
Willow Grove
W. Va
Mr. Hayman
George Hayman
Earl Shank
Pythian Sisters to Meet in K of P Hall Wednesday
The Pythian Sisters will meet in K of P Hall Wednesday at 7 30 p m Degree work will be conferred and a potluck lunch will be served.
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Glouster
Pythian Sisters
K of P
Reverend Dickinson to Speak at Coolville Church
The Rev. Edwards H. Dickinson of Rio Grande will address the Coolville Congregational Church on November 23 at 11 a.m., rescheduled from November 9. Local social notes record Halloween party details and multiple visits among residents with Ohio University events and family trips.
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Coolville
Edwards H. Dickinson
Rio Grande
Coolville Congregational Church
E. G. Alden
Trimble PTA Set to Meet at Grade School Thursday
The Jacksonville Trimble PTA will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in the grade school building. The program will be presented by the parents. Attendees are asked to bring a dish towel as a donation to the school kitchen.
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Glouster
Jacksonville+ Trimble PTA
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