Veterans Day Parade Observed In Logan Despite Short Notice
A Logan Veterans Day parade drew over 2000 spectators on Main Street after a last minute decision by the Veterans Day committee. Units included American Legion, VFW, DAV members, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and JCC float with an American flag replica. Music from VFW drum corps, Old Timers Band, and aerial salutes marked the event.
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Logan
Main St
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Veterans Day Committee
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
Disabled American Veterans
VFW
Shawnee
Nelsonville
Army Reserve
137Th Aaa Bn
National Guard
Churches in Logan Area Sunday Services List
Local church notices list Sunday services and weekly activities for multiple faith communities in Logan and Haydenville. Items include pastors, Sunday schools, worship times, prayer meetings, youth programs, and choir rehearsals across churches such as Tabernacle, Jehovah’s Witnesses, First EUB, Trinity Lutheran, Nazarene, United Brethren, Salt Creek Valley Pilgrim Holiness, St. Matthew Lutheran, St. John Lutheran, South Haydenville Church of God, Carbon Hill Methodist, Laurel Run Community Church of God, First Methodist, and related youth and study groups.
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Trinity Lutheran
Paul D. Holtzen
Jesus
Walther League
Church of the Nazarene
Roy F. Klingier
NYPS
United Brethren In Christ
I. N. Burnworth
Salt Creek Valley
St. John Lutheran
Paul N. Warner
Haydenville
Carbon Hill
Herbert Harris
Laurel Run
First Methodist
Stanley T. Benton
Ruth
Les Amies
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Dismissals
Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Thomas Enderle Logan Route 3 a son and Gary Dean Dalton Logan and Victor W Adams Logan Route birth. Mrs Lawrence B Simpson Shawnee and Mrs Allen Beattie New Straitville. Dismissals include Mrs John McBroom and daughter Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Enderle
Logan
Gary Dean Dalton
Victor W. Adams
Lawrence B. Simpson
Shawnee
Allen Beattie
New Straiteville
John McBroom
Auto Victim's Services Conducted Thursday
Funeral services for Jack Foltz 18 fatally injured last Saturday night in a Michigan automobile accident were held at 2 p m Thursday at Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev A N Grueser officiating. Pallbearers were uncles Joe Carl Ernest and Ralph Foltz FPheinscheid and William Wyski ver. Burial followed at Ewing Cemetery.
Nelsonville Churches Appointment Schedule
Local church listings show multiple denominations with weekly services daily activities. Nelsonville First Methodist Jefferson Street led by Pastor Melvin Wentz offers sermons and youth fellowship. other churches include Fort and Short Street Fort, Pilgrim Holiness Chestnut Street, Wesleyan Methodist Watkins Street, First Baptist Adams and West Columbus, and Church of Epiphany Episco pal with varied services, Sunday school, prayers, and choir rehearsals.
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First Methodist
Jefferson St. F
Melvin Wentz
Pew Preachers
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Fort
J. A. Long
Chi Rho
Christian Youth Fellowship
Sanctuary
Pilgrim Holiness
Chestnut St
Raymond Simpson
Young Peoples' Service
Robert Gustin
Wesleyan Methodist
Watkins St
Charles Hill
First Baptist
Adams and
W. Columbus Sts
B. J. Hall
Church of Epiphany
Episcopal
Paul E. Hannaford
Church of the Nazzarene Adams
Leroy A. Moyer
Logan Realtor Attends Real Estate Boards Convention
Miss Olive B. Neibling of Logan attended sessions of the National Association of Real Estate Boards in Cleveland from Sunday to Wednesday. She traveled by plane to Columbus and back.
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Logan
Olive B. Neibling
Logan Realtor
Cleveland
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Neibling
Columbus
Grange Meeting Set for Friday Evening in Hall
Nelsonville York Grange No. 2436 calls all members and officers to a meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the Grange Hall.
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Nelsonville
York
Grange
Butterworth S. Nelsonville man reported seriously ill
Ed Butterworth of Nelsonville and W Columbus Sr. are reported seriously ill at White Cross Hospital in Columbus eight days after admission. Mrs. Butterworth arrived Thursday night to attend her husband after spending two days at their home.
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Nelsonville
Ed Butterworth
W. Columbus Sr
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Logan Social Notes Hostess Plans Christmas Dinner
Mrs John Greene of Glouster hosted the Belle Aires on Wednesday. Plans were laid for a December 17 Christmas dinner in the Sportsman Victorian room. Members will send toys to Children's Hospital Columbus and donate canned goods to the Presbyterian home in Sidney. The Women’s Association bazaar is set for December 3 with a special Christmas program and dessert service. Nineteen members attended.
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John Greene
Glouster
Belle-Aires
Sportsman
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Roger Chute
Ed Courter
Eugene Miller
Charles Brown
Robert Courter
Jean Ann Bowen
Greene
Presbyterian
Sidney
Women's Association
Chit Chat Club Event At Mrs Poling Home
Mrs. Web Poling hosted Chit Chat Club members at her W Hunter Street residence Tuesday evening. After social time, refreshments were served to named members and Susan Poling, a guest and daughter of Mrs Poling.
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Web Poling
W. Hunter St
Birthday gift presented to church janitor Fred Keller
At Westminster House on Wednesday an informal party honored Fred Keller, church janitor, with a birthday gift. Presented by the First Presbyterian Church choir Dr Carlos A Gaffin spoke for the group and many attendees joined the gathering including Mr and Mrs Charlies Achauer, Mr and Mrs Darley Kitchen and their children Bea trice and Harry, Dr and Mrs Carlos Gaffin and son Carl, and numerous friends and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Keller
Westminster House
Carlos A. Gaffin
First Presbyterian Church Choir
Charlies Achauer
Darley Kitchen
Beatrice and
Harry
Carlos Gaffin
Carl
J. Richard Farmer
Ralph Poston
Wayne Denny
John T Underwood
William Graham
Car
Harsh
Marjorie Rhoads
Mary
Jean Lewis
Martha Steele
Jayne Shriner
Keller Tom Brandt
Ear F. Schottke
Bill Mock
Jim Hartman
Jaycee Ettes Plan Party and Christmas Preparations
Jayeee-ettes met at Mrs. Dale Derry’s Third Street home to plan a party for Saturday, November 13 at 9 99 p m at the Izaak Walton clubhouse. Members will bring wieners and a covered dish. A special meeting November 22 at Mr. Bob Sheline’s home will craft dolls for Jaycee Christmas baskets. Members should bring gifts for the December 13 Christmas meeting.
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Mra
Dale Derry
Third St
Izaak Walton
Bob Sheline
South Logan
Brownie Troop I1 Meets Brownie Troop 11
Brownie Troop I1 met Friday evening in East School library with leaders Mrs Rolland Schrader and Mrs Roy Curl in charge. Kay Bateman served the nibble box to Brownies Chevyl Burgess, Diana Adair, Barbara Cur, Ginger Freeman, Vicki Hice, Kay Holdsworth, Sue Ann Larimer, Suzanne Mowery, Bonnie Roegze, Nancy Schrader, and Betty Woods.
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Brownie Troop
East School
Rolland Schrader
Roy Curl
Kay Bateman
Chevyl Burgess
Diana Adair
Barbara Cur
Ginger Freeman
Vicki Hice
Kay Holdsworth
Sue Ann Larimer
Suzanne Mowery
Bonnie Roegze
Nancy Schrader
Betty Woods
Troop 15 Meets With Brownie Helpers And Guests
Girl Scout Troop 15 met Saturday afternoon in the Girl Scout rooms. Leader Mrs. Dewey Brown and assistant Mrs. Warren Henry led the session with Shirley Pratt and John Fritz assisting. Claudia Louise and Cindy Harwell served the nibble box. Gloria Henry and Judy Gurtier pledged refreshments for the next meeting. Attendees included Joan Backus Carol Baugeman Bonnie Bell Beverly Blosser Marcia Blume Rebecca Blume Judy Gurtier Gloria Henry Horwell Claudia Louise Jean Ann Mock Carla Myers Nancy Newels Ann Price Karen Strawn Carol Thompson Joy Watson with guests Michael and Linda Henry.
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Brownie
Girl Scout
Dewey Brown
Warren Henry
Shirley Pratt
John Fritz
Claudia Louise
Cindy Harwell
Gloria Henry
Judy Gurtier
Joan Backus
Carol Baugeman
Bonnie Bell
Beverly Blosser
Marcia Blume
Rebecca Blume
Horwell
Jean Ann Mock
Carla Myers
Nancy Newels
Ann Price
Karen Strawn
Carol Thompson
Joy Watson
Michael and
Linda Henry
Presbyterian Group Seeks Prayers and Local Charity Drive
The Schwenke Vail Group of the Presbyterian Church met in Westminster House. Devotional leader Mrs. Phil Tschappat asked for prayers for Thailand’s 32 churches and Oscar Clark’s mission work at Sunset Gap Center. Mrs John Smith led a study on Within These Borders, focusing on Latin America. Mrs Amos Potts discussed the Book of Arts and early Church development. Gifts plans were made for Chillicothe Veterans Hospital Gift Shop with wrapping at the Red Cross before Nov 3. A thank you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwenke-Vail
Presbyterian Church
Westminster House
Phil Tschappat
Thailand
Oscar Clark
Sunset Gap
Newport
Chillicothe Veterans Hospital
Red Cross
Women of St Matthew Lutheran Plan Christmas Party
Group HU met at the parish house hosting 17 members and two guests Miss Margaret Lutz and Mr Cora Brown. Mrs Harley Meyer led the business session outlining a Dec 7 Christmas party with a potluck luncheon and fifty cent gift exchange. The group also planned to send canned food to the Lutheran Welfare Center in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Meyer
Clarence Blosser
Harry Wright
Charles Eaton, Jr
Group HU
Church of St. Matthew
Lutheran Welfare Center
Columbus
Esther Close of the Christian Church Social Notes
Nelsonville brief notes record a Tuesday gathering in church social rooms with a 6 50 p m pot luck supper then devotional service and business meeting. Attendees include Mrs Bess Long Mrs Margaret Betts Mrs Bertha Lawson Mrs Belle Lancaster Mrs Bertha Bowers and several others.
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Esther Close
The
Christian Church
Bess Long
Margaret Betts
Bertha Lawson
Belle Lancaster
Bertha Bowers
Ora Barrows
Mirs Flora Powell
Edna Scott
Vada Kerr
Eva Kerr
Edna Barron
Nellie Bennett
Velma Pritchard
Marie Hall
Jennie Oakley
Blanche Stanley
Sadie Linton
Anna Linton
Hazel Cabrita
Jennie Davie
Velman Pritchard
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Listings
Mount St Mary Hospital notes list births and expectant parents including Mr and Mrs Robert Techudy Logan a son Mrs Margaret Sowards New Plymouth Route 1 and others. Names appear with towns Nelsonville Gore Chauncey Mar City and New Stratford with multiple route designations and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Robert Techudy
Logan
Margaret Sowards
New Plymouth
Katherine McDaniel
Toren
Charlotte Bailey
Nelsonville
Moin Wemmer
John Newman
New Shehevite
Wilford Sheets
New Pith
Rs. Harrison
Nelson
Leo Starr
Gore
Vincent Kish
Chauncey
Jennie Shunkwiler
Mar
Ohn Brown
New Straiteville
Chester Woodrum
Catherine Calvert
Tel
Laurel Run Community Notes Hostess and Visits
Mrs. Carl Poling hosted the Friendly Emma Club at her Laurel Run home and potluck dinners were shared with numerous neighbors. Various visits and social gatherings are listed, including trips from Nelsonville, Union Furnace, Lancaster, Logan, and Columbus, with several families named among the attendees.
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Laurel Run
Carl Poling
Emma Club
James A Green dies in Logan Friday
Logan businessman James A. Art Green died at 12 30 PM Thursday at his residence 443 East Main Street. native of Hocking County he founded the International Carbon and Ribbon Co. Survived by wife Eileen and children James Patricia Marilyn Alice. Also survived by parents Lewis and Ag Green two brothers Roy E. Green and Lewis E. Green and a sister. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM at Heinlein Funeral Home with Dr K R Wilson and Rev Stanley T. Benton officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Patricia Spellman
Detroit
Mich
Mise
Marilyn Green
Cleveland
Alice Green
Ohio State
Lewis Green
Logan
Lewis Reynolds
I Gan
Roy E. Green
Nelsonville
Ies E. Green
Alexandria
Heinlein
KR. B. Wilson
Stanley T. Benton
Oak Grove Cemetery
Higgins Rites Set Friday
Arrangements are complete for the funeral of Charlies C. Higgins 92 formerly of Logan who died Wednesday night in a Columbus hospital after a lengthy illness. He was mayor of Murray City in Hocking County and served as county treasurer in 1914. He is survived by a son Raymond in Columbus a Logan resident a niece and a Logan resident. Services are at 8 p m Friday at Jerry Spears Funeral Home Columbus with burial at Ridgewood Cemetery Wellston at 10 a m Saturday.
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Logan
Charlies C. Higgins
Columbus
Jackson County
Mr. Higgins
Hocking County
Murray City
Vil
Mingo Lodge 171
Methodist Church
Higgins
Raymond
A. J. Curt
Amy Easterling
Jerry Spears
Ridgewood Cemetery
Welleton
Appointment of Harold K Carnell as Administrator
Notice states Harold K Carnell of 29 Nate Street Athens appointed administrator of Loretta Carnell estate. Creditors must file claims with probate court within stated period. Dated November 10 1954 Roger I Jones Probate Judge of said County.
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Harold K Carnell
Nate Street
Athens
Ein Haa
Loretta
Carnel
Declased
Athens County
Coe
Roger 1
Jones &A
Said County
Public Auction of Real Estate in Hebardville Ohio
The State of Ohio Athens County sheriff sale of property in Hebardville village to satisfy an order of sale in case 20766. Real estate Lot No 16 appraised at 320 dollars, minimum bid two thirds of appraisal. Sale at east door of Athens County Court House on Monday November 22 1964 at 1 30 PM. Sheriff Seore Bateman and Deputy Dorothy ParamiterJones oversee.
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Ohio
Athena
Muri Coon
Obie Casualty Insurance Co
Lee Barrows
Audrey Barrows
Court House
Athens
Ohi
Hebarfville
Towit Iniot
Habariville
Onis Feu
Hebard- Parte Seid
Cass
Sale
Seore Bateman
Athens County
Oale
Dorothy J Paramiter
Jones
Dora Eorans
Veterans Honor Parade And Memorial Ceremony In Nelsonville
In Nelsonville the Veterans Day observance opened with a parade by VFW posts and American Legion units led by a color guard and drum corps. A ceremony on Public Square included a moment of remembrance, a salute to the dead by air squad, and Taps. Local businesses and schools closed for the day.
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Nelsonville
Fort Street
Nelsonvile Post
VFW
Jimmie Jones
Grenford Dugan
Legio Gon
Corpa
Ost
Anita
Washington School Board Seeks Bids for 200 Bonds
The Washington School Board authorized selling 200 bonds at 1000 dollars each to raise 290000 for district construction. Bids due December 6 with 2000 dollar certified check, four percent interest, and semiannual payments. Funds fund additions at Union Furnace and Deshero schools and new furniture.
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LOGAN
Hide
Starr-Washington
District Board of Education
Union Furnace School
Union Furnace
Deshero School
Joseph Baker
Newark
Baker
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Cy Ee
Saturda
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E. K. McAllister
Kananga
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Chesterhill
George L. Smith
Sinclair Products
Athens, Ohio
Nelsonville Church News
First Presbyterian
John Lloyd Evans
Evans
A Missionary Society
Manse
Butterworth S
Lincoln
Rs. Poling
Jayeee-ettes Plan Party
Nelsonville Social Notes
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Herman Bumgardner
Walter Bumgartner
Lawrence Wolfe
Arthur Todd
Charlies Wood
Herbert Atkinson
Harold van Bibber
Harvey and
Tommy
Pete Brandon
Addie Watking
V. R Wolfe
J. M. Klenk
Sandusky
Millard Wolfe
Hastings
W. Va
V. R. Wolfe
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Billi Wood
Charles Frm
Harold Sater
Lancaster
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Arthur
Clarence Patton
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Harry Kong
Oak Grove
Goldie Mathews
Lawrence Howard
Lauren Run
Noah
Harry Boyd
Eugene Chesher
Charles Smith
Lawrence
James Green
Linscott
Pontiac
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Washington School Board
Synsil Doran
Sme
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Oxford Our Star
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