Logan man killed in Route 216 jeep crash
Harold F Ables of Logan was killed when the jeep he drove and overturned while avoiding another car on State Route 216 at North New Straitsville. His brother Don Ables was admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital with head and shoulder injuries. They were delivering bottled gas for the Logan Home Furnishings Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Harold F. Ables
Frank P. Ables
Logan Home Furnishings Company
North New Straitsville
Don Ables
Hocking Valley Hosee
Harold
Thomasville
Georgia
Donald
E. Bowes
Dea
South
Glouster
Harris Receives Honorable Discharge at Camp Beale
Mrs. Kathryn Myers announces the honorable discharge of T-4 William Grath Harris from Camp Beale California on November 5.
Dillon to Speak on School Finances at Local PTA
Logan County Superintendent Samuel H. Dillon will address the South Bloomingville Parent-Teacher Association at the school meeting Thursday. He is also slated to speak at the Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority on November 25, discussing school finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—County
Samuel H. Dillon
South Bloomingville
Parent- Teacher Association
Dillion
Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority
Dillon
Quintet Performs For Logan Kiwanis Evening
The Sad Sack Quintet from Ohio University presented a music program Tuesday at the Logan Clay Product Clubrooms, arranged by Joe Schaad. Musicians included Mary Ellen Overholt Pat Denton Robert Irvine Norma Jean Dry Eugene Anderson Ernie Mariani pianist and emcee and Bill McCutcheon comedian. Before the show Rev Father Charles P Foy pastor of St Johns Catholic Church and Malcolm Shupe were inducted into the club by C Wood Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Clay
Kiwanis Club
Joe Schaad
Ohio University
Mary Ellen Overholt
Pat Denton
Robert Irvine
Norma Jean Dry
Eugene Anderson
Ernie Mariani
Bill McCutcheon
Charles P. Foy
St. Johns’ Catholic Church
Malcolm Shupe
C. Wood Bowen
Bible Boosters Class meets at Presbyterian Church
Logan notes the Bible Boosters Class taught by Miss Ruth Heft met Tuesday evening. Shirley Buntz led devotions and read a Thanksgiving story and a Bible tale. The group planned a study of women of the Bible with Mary assigned to Mary Conkie for the next meeting. Refreshments were served at Pritchards. Attendees included Carol Summers, Nancy White, Rhetna Jewell, Betty Buskirk, Alice Greathouse, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Greathouse
Mary E. Greathouse
Marjorie Kreig
Lois A. Carr
Marilyn Armstrong
Annette Davis
Betty Jewell
Miss Buntz
Miss Conkle
Miss Heft
Among Our Selves Club Holds Luncheon and Program
Mrs. George Wonn hosted a one o'clock luncheon at Pritchards for the Among Our Selves Club and guest Mrs. George Hengst. The afternoon program at the White House featured Miss Ida Steinman presenting a fan story Barnes Turkey. December hostess was Mrs. Curl. members present included Mrs. A. J. Curl, Miss Minnie McBroom, Mrs. Rudolph Brandt, Mrs. Carl Brown, Mrs. Roy Crawford, Mrs. Paul Dobson, Mrs. William Hansel, Mrs. C. W. Scheide, Mrs. A. T. Spears, Mrs. Howard Ralston, and Mrs. C. L. Wonn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wonn
Pritchards
Among Ourselves Club
George Hengst
White House
Ida Steinman
Barnes Turey
Curl
A. J. Curl
Minnie McBroom
Rudolph Brandt
Carl Brown
Roy Crawford
Paul Dobson
William Hansel
C. W. Scheide
A. T. Spears
Howard Ralston
C. L. Wonn
WSCS Meeting At Webbs Chapel Highlights Program
Mrs Herbert Glick led the WSCS devotion at Webbs Chapel Thursday evening. Members read “Daughter of Africa” and discussed missionary schools in California and Georgia. Reports were given by several St. Clairs and Mrs. Terrell. Cir cleville conference news shared by Mrs. Redd. December hostess planned by Mrs. Clinton St. Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Glick
WSCS
Webbs Chapel
Africa
Frank St. Clair
Edward St. Clair
Ruth St. Clair
Reese Windsor
California
Georgia
Clinton St. Clair
Harley St. Clair
Edward Terrell
Orla Redd
Circleville
Mine Safety Upgrades Urged After Wolfe Coal Mine Inspection
Federal mine inspector J. B. Vanity urged Wolfe Coal Co. to improve face ventilation and air dilution, with weekly air measurements and preshift gas checks. Additional recommendations covered flame safety lamps, exclusive use of permissible explosives, dust control, lighting, electrical protections, and safety apparel. The Murray City mine, employing 85 men, produced about 450 tons daily during the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanity
Grid Dance Friday at Logan High Gym
Logan High School hosts the annual football dance Friday in the school gym with music and dancing from 8 p.m. to midnight. Student Council president Ned Myers chairs the event and a nine o'clock program will announce next year's football captain. All football team members are guests and the Logan Junior and Senior High faculty chaperone.
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Logan
Logan High School
Ned Myers
McDonald and Snyder Granted Marriage License
A marriage license was issued in Probate Court on Wednesday by Judge E. L. Ewing to Ralph Lester McDonald aged 24 a miner son of Mr and Mrs Earl McDonald New Pittsburg and Rosella June Snyder aged 24 daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearl Powell New Pittsburg.
Officers To Be Named At Mingo Lodge Meeting
Harry L. Smith, secretary, announced officers will be elected Monday evening at the annual Mingo Lodge 171 F and AM meeting at the Masonic Temple. A dinner will follow the session.
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LOGAN
Harry L. Smith
Mingo Lodge
F & AM
Masonic Temple
Death and birth notes from Blue Lake and surrounding towns
The body of Donald Schafer an Army Military Police officer killed in Germany is being moved to his mother Mrs Eva Smith Johnson for funeral services at Bethlehem Chapel Rocky Fork. Sherman McGuire wounded overseas lies in Day ton Veterans Hospital. A baby boy named Frank is born to Mr and Mrs Hobart Niday. Harold Saunders and Miss Janice Cornell wed at Greenup Ky on Nov 1. Halloween window vandalism causes $10 damage. Earl Wyman born to Mr and Mrs John Pinkerman. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Dean Smith. Gethian Jenkins and Nellie McCulla marry at Huntington recently.
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Blue Lake
Donald Schafer
Army Military Police
Germany
Europe
Eva Smith Johnson
Bethlehem Chapel
Rocky Fork
Sherman McGuire
Dayton Veterans Hospital
Laura McGuire
Hobart Niday
Frank
Harold Saunders
Janice Cornell
Greenup
Hayward Saunders
Shirley Neubauer
Ecore
Mich
Ruby Saunders
Grover M. Smith
M. C. Koester
Charleston
Navy
Boy Falls from Auto in Sunday Incident
Logan Jimmy Conkle son of Roy Conkle was treated for multiple head lacerations after falling from a moving automobile Sunday. Lydia Risch Rockbridge age 87 sustained severe bruises to hip and leg in a home fall Sunday and went by ambulance to Hocking Valley Hospital for X rays. Francis St Clair five year old daughter of Harry St Clair Route 180 treated at Hocking Valley Hospital Saturday for a left leg fracture when a barn door pinned her. David Shuttleworth Murray City admitted to hospital Monday. Recent dismissals included William Flood Logan and John Kline Rockbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jimmy Conkle
Roy Conkle
Lydia Risch
Rockbridge
Hocking Valley Hospital
Francis St. Clair
Harry St. Clair
David Shuttleworth
Murray City
William Flood
John Kline
Wolfe Home Hosts Saturday Evening Gathering
Logan resident Wolfe entertained many friends at his Maxville home with an evening of games and old time music. Music was performed by George Wolfe, Glenn Wolfe, 8. H. Dillon, and Ray Poling of Elyria. Local attendees included Mrs. George Wolfe, Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. Leo Dillon, Mrs. Essel Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Dillon, Miss Janice Sater, Miss Gertrude Poling, Eugene Sigler, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gartner and son Danny, plus Lancaster and Columbus visitors Melvin Burchett and Betty Lou Stimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Glenn Wolfe
Maxville
George Wolfe
8. H. Dillon
Ray Poling
Elyria
Dillon
Leo Dillon
Essel Garrett
Neal Dillon
Janice Sater
Gertrude Poling
Eugene Sigler
Walter Gartner
Danny, Lancaster
Melvin Burchett
Betty Lou Stimmer
Columbus
Former Logan Man Joins Columbus Concert Orchestra
Donald Knapp, a former Logan resident and ex Logan High School drummer, joins the Columbus Concert Orchestra as tympani player for the season opener at Hallman Theater. He studies Business Administration at Office Training School and teaches drums at Westerville High School weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Donald Knapp
Columbus Concert Orchestra
Hallman Theater
Victor Vollmer
Knapp
Margaret Knapp
American Legion Band
Westerville High School
Watt's Suppositories Promoted For Prostate Help
A railroad worker touts Watt's Suppositories previously sold by a doctor for prostate gland trouble. He claims relief from backaches and frequent urination, offering a money back guarantee and listing Athens and Pomeroy, Ohio drugstores as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt
Cline’s Pharmacy
Athens
Ohio
Stark's Drug Stores
Pomeroy
Innocent Pleas Made By Brothers
Don Huddy Jr and Thomas Huddy, brothers, pleaded innocent to assault with intent to kill before Magistrate Frank St. Clair in the Court of Common Pleas. They were released on $1000 bond each pending grand jury action. Carl Michael of The Plains filed the charge saying he was struck repeatedly with a hammer during a workplace argument in a coal mine.
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Logan
Don Huddy, Jr
Thomas Huddy
Court of Common Pleas
Frank St. Clair
St. Clair
Carl Michael
The
Plains
BPW Theme Is Peace At Logan Club Meeting
The Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club met at headquarters on N Market St. Mrs R R Lanning presented Peace Is Our Business. Dessie Hanna read Judge Florence C Allen on Women’s Obligation for Peace. Several reads and a United Nations flag contest followed with refreshments served by a hostess committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club
N. Market St
R. R. Lanning
Dessie Hanna
Florence C. Allen
Faith Krinn
Florence Lutz
Middletown
Precious Correll
Florence Bort
United Nations
Wylie Thurness
Garnet Sheets
Mary Krinn
Charlene Harbarger
Two Couples Are Parents in Hocking Valley
Logan residents Mr and Mrs Herbert Morris announce the birth of a son weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces born Tuesday at 2 20 pm at Hocking Valley Hospital. Mr and Mrs Floyd Riddelberger Logan announce a son born Wednesday at 10 10 am weighing six pounds two ounces at Hocking Valley Hospital. Patients admitted Tuesday include William Mc Daniels Buchtel Joe Tucker Rockbridge Raymond Calvert Buchtel and Mrs Lewis Davis Union Furnace. Dismissed were Mrs Glenn Strawn and son Logan Mr Orval Wilson Logan and Robert Hutchison Haydenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Herbert Morris
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Hospital
Floyd Riddlebarger
William McDaniels
Buchtel
Joe Tucker
Rockbridge
Raymond Calvert
Lewis Davis
Union Furnace
Glenn Strawn
Son
Orval Wilson
Robert Hutchison
Haydenville
Navy Training Plan Discussed at Meeting
Principal Howard E. Kirk announced a meeting of senior boys about a government college course under the NACTA and NACP programs. Students would pursue a four year college course after which they become Naval Reserve officers and Naval and Marine officers. A competitive examination will be held Jan. 18 at Athens and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Howard E. Kirk
Government College
Government
Naval Reserve
Athens
Columbus
Concert Scheduled by Columbus Musician
Logan Wilbur Fish of Columbus presents a concert Sunday at 7 30 p m at United Brethren Church featuring vibra harp golden bells glossophone singing saw London cricket bells and other percussion instruments. Public invited.
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Logan
Wilbur Fish
Columbus
London
United Brethren Church
Grange Names New Officers
Logan Antioch Grange elects officers at Monday meeting in Enterprise. Elected: Theodore Dupler master, Clayton Sater overseer, Mrs. Paul Shaw lecturer, Mrs. Elwood Stivers on chaplain, Loy Daubenmire steward, Harold Nihiser Jr assistant steward, Oscar Blum secretary, Lloyd Hansley treasurer, Ray Nihiser gatekeeper, Mrs Harold Nihiser Pomona, Mrs Ralph Blackston Flora, Mrs John Amnah Ceres, Josephine Iles lady assistant steward, Martin Nowacki executive committee, Mrs Clayton Sater pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceres
Josephine Iles
Martin Nowacki
Clayton Sater
Logan WRC inspection visits Lancaster Chapter 26
Mrs. Estella Snyder of the Logan Women’s Relief Corps inspected Lancaster WRC Chapter No. 26 at the Armory auditorium on Tuesday. A noon luncheon was served at Wilson’s restaurant.
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Logan
Estella Snyder
Logan Women’s Relief Corps
Lancaster
W.R.C
Armory
Wilsons Restaurant
Christmas Seals Folded By Girl Scout Troop
Logan Girl Scout Troop 4 folded tuberculosis seals at a meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Leaders Mrs M B Haney and Miss Judy Buntz organized the work and planned to purchase a troop flag box. Members listed include Jo Anne Smith Marjorie Kornmiller Virginia Norris Dolores West Ann Yates Marilyn Meyer Lois Hagan June Adcock and Janet Snyder.
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Logan
Girl Scout
M. B. Haney
Judy Buntz
Irene Durant
Joanne Smith
Marjorie Kornmiller
Virginia Norris
Dolores West
Ann Yates
Marilyn Meyer
Lois Hagan
June Adcock
Janet Snyder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doan
PTA
Sorority
Logan Kiwanis Hears Quintet
Mrs. Glick III
Coats
Leo E. Allen
Illinois
House Rules Committee
Congress
NEA
Boy
Wolfe
Logan Man
O.P.A
Logan Home Furnishing CO
W. Main St
BPW
Grange
Lathens
OMID
Dorothy McGuire
Laurel & Hardy
Fred Coby
Isabelita
Ila Ea Royal Mounted
Fishing James Newill
Jean Carmen Warren Hull
Milburn Stone
Walter Byron
Royal Mounted
WRC
Ore
Santa
Grecec
Cary Mary Gan Ant
Angrid Bergman
Aler Hitchcock
Aud
Rains Lou Cal Wadame
Konstantin Anriet
We Hitchcock
Wreten
Dj Ben Hem
Bette Davis
Dennis Morgan
Jack Carson
Joan Leslie
Janis Paige
Patti Brady
Poe
Helmut Andrea Dantino King
Notre Dame
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