Farm Bureau Notes at Honey Fork Meeting
Farm Bureau council met at Harold Griffiths home with nine members and 11 children. Harold Griffith read A Light in the Window from Reader's Digest. Mrs. Jack Wyskiver led the session and discussed CROP contributions and farm surplus. Building a Stronger Farm Bureau was a key topic. December gathering set for the Wyskivers' home.
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Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council
Harold Griffith
Reader's Digest
Jack Wyskiver
Harold Zimmerman
West elementary completes diphtheria and smallpox immunizations
Logans total of 120 pupils at West Elementary School received vaccines on Tuesday. Health department staff administered the basic series of triple vaccine to seven students and the basic series of double vaccine to one student. Booster doses were given to 33 and 69 pupils respectively. Seven pupils were vaccinated and three revaccinated for smallpox. First round immunization began at the junior high today with senior high planned for Friday.
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West Elementary
Health Department
Presbyterian Men Elect C. W. Snyder
C Wayne Snyder was named president of the Presbyterian Men after a dinner at First Presbyterian Church. Edwin C Johnston was chosen vice president and Richard Collison secretary treasurer. The group plans monthly meetings.
Barefoot Divorce Suit Dismissed Without Prejudice
Common Pleas Court records show Opal Barefoot filed for divorce from John W. Barefoot and the suit is dismissed without record and prejudice on the plaintiff's application.
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Logan
Common Pleas
Opal Barefoot
John W. Barefoot
Logan Yates and Virginia Lenig Marriage License
Logan T. Yates 38 an aviation worker of Lancaster wed Virginia L. Lenig 37 a babysitter of Rockbridge Route 1. The notice records a marriage license issued to the couple.
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Logan
Robert T. Yates
Lancaster
Virginia L. Lenig
Rockbridge
Hocking Garden Club Members Attend Regional Officers Clinic
Several Hocking Garden Club members attended a regional officers clinic at the Student Union on the Ohio University campus in Athens. Attendees included Josephine Lowrie and Mrs Hal Saunders among others. regional director Mrs Herman Humphrey presided and Mrs Walter Burton of Columbus was guest speaker and adviser to the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs.
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Hocking Garden Club
Olo University
Athens
Josephine Lowrie
Hal Saunders
Willard Mills
Joseph Phillips
Marguerite Kellerman
Herman Humphrey
the Plains
Walter Burton
Columbus
Burton
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Lith
Antioch Grange Holds Monday Meeting Under Mrs Amnah
Mrs Winifred Amnah presided at the Antioch Grange session Monday evening. Program chairman was Mrs Guy Dusenbery with participants Carol Poling Ruth Robb Edith Stiverson Betty Poling Jessie Dauben mire Nettie Poling Ida Poling Ella Nihiser and Mrs Delong. The gathering closed with a group prayer.
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Winifred Amnah
Antioch Grange
Guy Dusenbery
Carol Poling
Mrs. Dusenbery
Waveline Meldrim
Ruth Robb
Edith Stiverson
Betty Poling
Jessie Daubenmire
Nettie Poling
Ida Poling
Ella Nihiser
Delong
Minor Damage Listed At Sportsman Fire
A brief blaze at the Sportsman bar and grill at Main and Spring Sts caused minor damage. The fire started from a basement refrigeration compressor motor and smoke filled the tavern before firefighters cooled it with a booster-tank water supply.
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Logan
Sportsman Bar and Grill
Main
Spring Sts
Ralph Courter
Peat Fuel Dominates Ireland's Energy Picture
Peat or decayed vegetation forms the core fuel of Ireland, shaping its energy landscape. The material is valued for heating and industrial use, linking rural resources to national needs amid evolving energy policy.
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Ireland
Hartford Baptist class hosts November meeting
Hartford residents report the Hartford Baptist Sunday school adult class held its November gathering with Rev. William Hoover in charge. plans for Christmas season were discussed and a church program outlined. a safety club for town children was organized at the town hall with officers elected and committees to follow. several locals attended events including Betty Kelly’s Indianapolis trip and a Billy Graham appearance.
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Hartford
Hugo Juhling
Hartford Baptist Sunday School
William Hoover
Harry L. Dyer
Paul Hayden
Brookline
Mass
D. A. Smith
Hoover
Alice B. Chapman
Mary Aumiller
John Kearns, Jr
Kathrine Hessin
Earl Hoffman
Donald A. Smith
Mildred Chapman
A. D. Hume
A. K. McClung
J. M. Crump
Alvin Hall
Children of
Town Hall
Jack Reitmire
Allen Lee Anderson
Paulette Kearns
Betty Kelly
Indianapolis
Ind
Jack S&s. Dickson
Billy Graham
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Keith McClung, Jr
Logan Heart Fund Bowling Winners Named
Winners in the Logan Heart Fund tournament at Thomas Recreation Lanes were Anita Holmes in the women’s division with 71 points and Richard N. Sayre and Elmer Barnes leading the men with 95 and 79 points. 53 men and 29 women participated and proceeds go to the Hocking County Heart Fund secretary Mrs. William Landers.
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William Landers
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Hocking County Heart Fund
Judge Meyer Seeks Appeal Court Chair
Logan jurist Judge Harley Meyer announces candidacy for the Fourth District Court of Appeals in the May 1960 Republican primary. The vacancy comes as Judge Roy Gillen retires. Meyer, a native of Reedsburg Wisconsin, is a Columbus College of Law graduate and former city solicitor and prosecuting attorney.
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Logan
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Roy Gillen
Reedsburg
Wis
Meyer
Capital University
Logan High School
Columbus College of Law
Hocking County
Moderator of Presbytery Named in Logan Meeting
The Rev. James Van Dyke of Portsmouth was named moderator of the Scioto Presbytery at a Tuesday meeting in the First Presbyterian Church Logan. Elder James Lang of Manchester was chosen as vice moderator. Delegates heard a report that Logan, with Wellston and Nelsonville, is under consideration as a site for a Presbyterian home for the aged and infirm.
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Logan
James van Dyke
Portsmouth
Scioto
First Presbyterian Church
James Lang
Manchester
D. O. Davis
Logan Church
Francis Myers
Harold Sommers
Glenn Carlson
Waverly
Wellston
Nelsonville
Explosion Claims Life of Blackston in Vian Trailer
Blackston, a native of Hocking County, was living in a trailer at Pine Club when an explosion occurred. He is survived by son Harold, daughter Helen Deible of Logan, four brothers, three sisters, and is to be buried per Leonard funeral home arrangements.
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Blackston
Kenneth Scott
Pine Club
Hocking County
Harold Blackston
Helen Deible
Logan
Charles
Homer Blackston
Daniel
Ray
Stella Blackston
Clara Phelps
Ed Smeltzer
Lancaster
Leonard Funeral Home
Athens County Land Transfers
Roy Glenn and Cecile Glenn of Nelsonville sell two tracts to Henry C. Stephen son and Vivian V. Stephenson of Nelsonville. Walter D Duncan et al sell part of IL 502 to Wellington L. Ziegler and Lois F. Ziegler. Marvin E White and Ann D White of Athens sell Lots 2994 2995 to Lawrence J. Gallaher and Grette Gallaher. Enola Radford Beal and Garth Beal of Athens sell PL 2 Alexander Township to Cecil A. Cooley and Florence B. Cooley. Sophie Vegso and Julius Vegso to Garnett Vegso. Fleming to Taggert in Davisville W Va 20.66 acres Troy Township. Eugene Docie Glouster to Abco Services Inc off Lot 139 Glouster.
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Roy Glenn
Cecile Glenn
Nelsonville
Henry C. Stephenson
Vivian V. Stephenson
Walter D .Duncan
Wellington L. Ziegler
Lois F. Ziegler
Athens
Marvin E. White
Ann D. White
Athens County
Lawrence J. Gallaher
Griette Gallaher
Marguerite A. Addicott
Carl Clifford
Bette Clifford
Enola Radford Beal
Garth Beal
Cecil A. Cooley
Florence B. Cooley
Alexander Township
Sophie Vegso
Julus Vegso
Julius Wicks
Garnett Vegso
Garnett Wicks
Jacksonville
Maine Eyes OU Branch Program
Dean Albert C. Gubitz of Ohio University is in Maine at the request of University of Maine officials to discuss a potential program with them. The visit aims to explore collaboration between OU branches and Maine institutions.
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Maine
Albert C. Gubitz
Ohio University
University of Maine
Civil Service Seeks Inspectors with 4980 to 5985 Salaries
The U S Civil Service board announces applications open for inspection specialist positions with salaries from 4980 to 5985. Information and application forms are obtainable at the post office.
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U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
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