Logan Junior High Honors 93 Football Award Winners
Logan Junior High School honored 93 award winners at a Friday assembly in the high school auditorium. Coaches presented letters and monograms to seventh graders and eighth graders from several teams, with remarks on the value of a strong football program.
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Logan
Logan Junior High School
Robert Combs
Richard Martin
Brooks Adkins
Dwight Diller
Prince- Diller
Logan High School
Tom West
Russell Forsythe
Martin
Charles Donley
Tom Fraizer
John Hahn
John Gasser
Merv Bell
Terry Brandon
John Brimner
Kenneth Brooks
Harold Brown
Gary Coakley
James Cole
Robert Courter
David Daubenmire
Stefan Dennis
John Ellinger
Ricky Engle
Ralph Fickel
Sim Gribble
Gary Luckey
Eddie Rowland
James Phelps
Leo Schultz
Bill Mundy
Steve Gierhart
Michael Hartman
Josiah Hunsaker
Gary Kunkler
Adkins
Fairgrounds
Donald Wallace
Robert Davies
Philip Webb
Ray Hoy
John Hansley
Kris Gabriel
Roger Chute
Dean Inboden
Rany van Bibber
Frank Stewart
Wayne McGathey
Joe Maze
Stanley Karns
Bill Hutchison
George Burgess
Green
Jackson Company Low Bidder For Final Phase
Logan Don King Construction Co of Jackson is the apparent low bidder on Contract D of the water system improvement program. The bid totals 305 051 dollars with 400 days to completion. Other bids range from 308 872 to 358 000 dollars with times from 270 to 420 days. Recommendations will be studied by the city Board of Control before letting the contract. Nearby Miller Karr Inc continues work on an 800 000 gallon reservoir site north of Oak Grove Cemetery and new mains to complete the loop in existing lines.
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LOGAN
Don King Construction Co
Jackson
South Shore Construction Co
Port Clinton
R. G. Beer
Mansfield
E. P. Cody Co
Columbus
Birmingham Construction Co
Birmingham
Mich
Burgess and Niple Engineering
City Board of Control
Oak Grove Cemetery
Miller-Karr Inc
Chester
McCuneville Man Found Dead Near Cumberland
Preston Eugene Warner 34, former McCuneville resident, was found dead near Cumberland on Friday from a gunshot wound to the head. Coroner W A Larrick ruled it an apparent death by own action. Survivors include his father Herbert and five sisters plus two brothers. Graveside services set for Sunday at Shawnee Cemetery.
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Preston Eugene Warner
McCuneville
Cumberland
W. D. Dudley
Guernsey County
W.A. Larrick
Herbert
Mary Coleman
Mansfield
Evelyn Bennett
Elyria
Louise Dudley
Bertha Pargeon
Vernon
Marie Hutchinson
New Lexington
Chester
Mexico
Clarence
Shawnee
Shawnee Cemetery
Edward Saddler
Mrs. Gertrude Roberts Dies at 80 in Shawnee
Mrs. Gertrude Roberts, 80, died Friday at her Shawnee home after an apparent heart attack. Born in Shawnee to Powell and Elizabeth Womeldorf, she leaves two daughters Edna Roberts and Sarah Tharp, a son John Green, nine grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren, and two sisters. She was a Shawnee Methodist. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Shawnee Methodist Church with Rev. Edward Saddler. burial New Lexington cemetery. Friends may call at the family home.
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Shawnee
Gertrude Roberts
Powell
Elizabeth Butts Womeldorf
Edna Roberts
Sarah Tharp
New Lexington
John Green
Groveport
Phoebe Hoops
Crooksville
Addie Kenney
Homer
Shawnee Methodist Church
Edward Saddler
New Lexington Cemetery
Logan Emblem Club Plans December Social Events
Members of the Logan Emblem Club at the Elks Clubrooms outlined two December events. The anniversary party is set for December 16 for all Elks and their wives with Mrs Lawrence Helber as arrangements chair. The Christmas party is planned for December 20, and all November and December social nights are cancelled. The next regular meeting is December 13.
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Logan
Logan Emblem Club
Elks
Lawrence Helber
Deputy Resigns Over Suspension at Logan County Sheriff Office
Sheriff Paul Hartman announced that Deputy John J. Jenkins resigned after a suspension of one day for disciplinary reasons. Jenkins said the penalty was too severe and submitted his resignation immediately.
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Logan
Paul Hartman
John J. Jenkins
Jenkins
Bloodmobile collects 82 pints in Logan event
Red Cross bloodmobile at First Presbyterian Church gathered 82 pints Friday with 14 of 96 volunteers rejected for health reasons. Columbus Regional Blood Center equipment served donors from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Largest turnout came from Hocking Honor Camp with 21 registrations. Dr. H. M. Brooks led medical staff alongside nurses and aides. Prison inmates assisted in unloading and loading equipment under Sheriff Paul Hartman.
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Logan
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Columbus
First Presbyterian Church
Hocking
H. M. Brooks
Vera Ebert
Eva Mock
Isabelle McClain
Mer! Primmer
Harvey Dixon
Duane Shipley
C. S. Matheny
John Ward
C. W. Thompson
James Barker
Charles Achauer
Herman Leonard
Ronald Woolery
Harry Meldrim
Samuel Dillon
C. Wayne Snyder
George Hite
Birthday Party Held for Susie Dunn in West Logan
Logan Miss Susie Dunn was guest of honor as relatives hosted a birthday party at the West Logan home. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunn and sister Judy organized the event with a cake baked by Mrs. Dunn. The evening featured movies and a list of local guests including Peggy Hammon Judy Linscott Lois Anderson Debbie Backus Ruth Ann Kennedy Karolyn Wine Linda Walker Marilyn Edwards Sherry Griffin Bonnie Helber Becky Redd Jim Spackey Quinette Dicken. Grandparents Ralph Dunn Albert Kornmiller Shirley Carpenter Brenda Helber Colleen Sanderson sent gifts.
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Ralph Dunn
Albert Kornmiller
Shirley Carpenter
Brenda Helber
Colleen Sanderson
School Board Candidates Presented at PTA Meeting
LOGAN Starr Washington school board members were introduced at a PTA meeting held by Mrs Donald Eggleton in the Union Furnace school band room. Earl Parkins, program chairman, showed a movie about the board while Rev. Henry Cook gave opening devotions. Seventh grade room mothers served refreshments.
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Logan — Starr - Washington School Board
Parent-Teacher Association
Donald Eggleston
Union Furnace School
Earl Parkins
Henry Cook
Club Votes Donation For County Welfare Fund
Mrs. Roy Crawford and Mrs. C. L. Wonn hosted the Among Ourselves Club luncheon at Brandt's Mecca Room. Members heard readings with an autumnal theme and a Hal Boyle sketch read by Mrs. Howard Ralston. the group donated to the county welfare department's Christmas fund.
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Howard Ralston
Hal Boyle
County Welfare Department
Essie Gano
George Schwenke
Tom Price
George Wonn
Harry Smith
A. J. Curl
Carl M. Brown
Paul Collison
Rudolph Brandt
Harry Barthlow
Ralston
Logan Calendar Week of November 12 With Local Community Events
Sunday Vesper Concert at First Methodist Church 3 p.m. directed by Mr and Mrs J Richard Farmer sponsored by WSCS Coffee hour follows. Monday Thanksgiving dinner 6 30 p.m at Ewing Grang goods furnished. Bring unwrapped gifts for Veterans Hospital Christmas Gift Shop. Local farm and club meetings listed with times and hosts. The row lists many circles and clubs with locations hosts and brief activity notes.
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First Methodist Church
WSCS
J. Richard Farmer
Ewing Grang
Veterans Hospital
Lake Logan Farm Bureau Council
Russell Beery
Antioch Grange
Green Valley Farm Bureau Council
Ozzella Skinner
James Skinner
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Laurelville Pta
Laurelville
Rose
Hinton
Sarah Circle
James Stilwell
Mound St
Grace Shirley
Eub Church
Shirleys
George Stanley
Scenic Home
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
George Jurgensmier
Logan Couple Weds at South Perry Church in Autumn Ceremony
Miss Margaret Nevada Stahr daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernie Stahr Rockbridge Route 1 and Harold Richard Karr son of Fred Karr South Perry and the late Mrs Karr wed Sunday November 5 at the South Perry Methodist Church. The double ring ceremony at 230 pm featured yellow and rust mums and a white satin bow pew arrangement.
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Logan
Margaret Nevada Stahr
Vernie Stahr
Rockbridge
Harold Richard Karr
Fred Karr
South Perry
Karr
South Perry Methodist Church
Earl Bowser
Katherine Jinks
Laurelville
Lois Stahr
Eldon Ellis
Lancaster
Lulu Belle Morris
Delores Karr
Patricia Jinks
Terry Tatman
David Karr
Roy
Clayton Stahr
Norwood Jinks
Homer Morris
Melvin Tatman
Robert Dean
Gibisonville High School
Logan Daily News
Logan Glass
General Electric Co
U. S. Army
Beta Sigma Fall Dance in Nelsonville This Saturday
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority hosts its annual fall dance at Eagles Hall from 9 to 1 on Saturday with music by Mary Jane McKinley Night Beats. Tickets cost one dollar each and go on sale this week through social committee members. Proceeds fund the John Phillip Sousa Award for a Nelsonville High School senior in the band.
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Nelsonville
Beta Sigma Phi
Eagles Hall
Mary Jane McKinley
James D. Linscott
James Whitlatch
Graydon Bateman
Harry McCandlish
Logan
Bar Association Dinner Dance At New Hide-A-Way Hills Resort
Hocking County Bar Association and wives attended a dinner dance at the Hide-A-Way Hills resort. Charlie Ziegler led square dances. arrangements were by Forrest Moore James Stilwell and Judge Rhea Bangert Brown. Attendees included several couples and members of the legal community.
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Edwin Johnston
Neal Dillon
Leslie Johnson
Fred Murray
Circle 3 to Meet Nelsonville
Circle 3 of the First Methodist Church will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the church social rooms. Hostesses will be Mrs Gladys Ryther and Miss Phyllis Betts.
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Ilescoro Farmerettes Home Demonstration Club
Frank Mosure
Hannah Circle
Methodist Church
Charles Struble
Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
Gladys Ryther
Phyllis Betts
Church Women Hear Program On Charity
November meeting of St. John American Lutheran Church Women featured program chair Mrs. Joe Nihiser. Twenty-one members and guests attended as Mrs. Howard Meyer presided. Bible study by Mrs. Willard Drefke, readings on charity, poems by several members, and scripture read by Mrs. George Daubenmier highlighted the gathering. Birthday of Mrs. Homer Kornmiller noted.
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Meyer
Ella Nihiser
Mae Gordon
Ed Ringhiser
Carl Carpenter
Sam Gordon
George Daubenmier
Joe Nihiser
Homer Kornmiller
Social visit highlights from Ohio and Cincinnati families
Racine with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swift and daughter Michele in Columbus and Christine and Bill Lake from Athens were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris on Sunday. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher with family from Akron and Dale Roush of Columbus, along with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roush of Cincinnati, who spent the weekend with the Henry Roush family.
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Robert Swift
Michele
Columbus
Christine
Bill Lake
Athens
Francis Morris
John Fisher
Akron
Dale Roush
Ray Roush
Cincinnati
Henry Roush
Logan Woman Cited In Traffic Accident
Olive Duffy 62 of Logan pleaded guilty in mayor's court for failure to yield and was fined 10 dollars plus costs after an accident at Church and Wood Streets in which her car collided with a vehicle driven by George L Beagle. Both drivers suffered minor injuries and both cars were badly damaged.
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WOGAN
Olive Duffy
Logan
Mayor's Court
Church and
Wood Sts
Laurel Run Friendly Club Elects New Officers
Laurel Run Friendly Neighbors Club elected new officers for the season. Annie Todd becomes president, Mary Sparks vice president, Norma Harden secretary treasurer, Ruth Todd flower fund, and Juanita Wolfe Christmas fund and savings. Charter members include Annie Todd, Helen Bumgardner and Juanita Wolfe, the group organized on October 10 1944.
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Annie Todd
Helen Bumgardner
Juanita Wolfe
Dayton Man Charged In Auto Case
Logan Ohio authorities charged Peter H Harmuth a 44 year old Dayton man with unlawful conversion of an automobile. He pleaded innocent and was bound to the grand jury in 1000 dollars bond and jailed. The car was entrusted by the late Carl Christian to take Mrs Christian and their child to Dayton for visits. Christian died in September and the vehicle was not returned.
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Logan
Dayton
Peter H. Harmuth
Harmuth
Carl Christian
Dayton Veterans Administration Hospital
Guests at Glenview party honor Husbands and couples
Members and husbands attended the monthly program of the Duo Matres of Child Conservation League at Glenview Party House. Mrs. Roger Grueser was program chairman. Color slides showcased entertainment followed by a dessert course for couples including Kinney, Cole, Epstein, Heinlein, Grueser, Russell, Saving, Goodive and guest couples Kinney, Allen, Ball, Adcock, and Helber.
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Don Russell
John Saving
John Goodlve
Robert Kinney
Marion Allen
Wayne Ball
Ralph Adcock
Charles Helber
Grange Program Presented at Local Meeting
Grange No. 2029 led by Helen Heigle with assistants Kenley Goss Arthur Edwards and Marion Beery held a program. Walter North served as master. next meeting November 17 features a 6 30 p.m. Thanksgiving pot luck supper with arrangements by Disbennet Kornmiller Nihiser.
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Grange
Arthur Edwards
David Shull
Harley Griffin
Twig 9 to Meet Nelsonville
Twig 9 of Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the home of Mrs Frank C Smith Buchtel Plans for the twig s Christmas party will be made and secret pal names will be drawn at this meeting.
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Nelsonville
Twig
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville City Council Meeting Set for Monday
The City Building hosts a regular session of the Nelsonville City Council at 7 p.m. Monday. Citizens are invited to attend the meeting and discuss local matters.
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Nelsonville
Valley Views on Burlesque and Dances Through Time
A memoir style column recalls how mothers led children past adult tents at fairs highlighting burlesque shows and the shift to modern dances. The author laments the erosion of propriety from hussy labels to the Twist and Rock and Roll era, urging restraint and reflection.
Logan Man Hits Parked Car
Police investigated a minor accident on Gallagher Ave at Main St early Friday. Pearl H. Wilson 64 Logan Route 1 was driving and collided with a parked Logan Oliver Co. vehicle. Wilson said his windshield was steamed and he did not see the car until contact. Damages were light.
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Logan
Gallagher Ave
Main St
Pearl H. Wilson
Logan Oliver Co
Wilson
Rutland Man William Burford Dies at 71
Rutland resident William Breezy Burford died suddenly at his home Saturday morning. A retired Meigs Grocery salesman, he lived in Rutland after moving from Millport. He is survived by wife Nellie, daughter Mildred Clark of Dayton, two grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at Chase Funeral Home.
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Rutland
William
Breezy) Burford
Meigs Grocery Co
Burford
Middleport
Nellie
Mildred Clark
Dayton
Chase Funeral Home
Woman cited for intoxication after Bowen St home incident
Logan woman Velva Scott, 50, admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital for head injury from an altercation at her Bowen Street home. Police cited her for intoxication and disorderly conduct after her husband struck her with a hammer as he tried to intervene. He and the daughter were involved. arraignment planned after hospital release. Two other drivers face mayor’s court for running red lights at Front and Depot.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Velva Scott
Scott
Front
Depot St
William K. Cooksey
Dzilis Voits
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