Kiwanis Banquet Honors Hocking 4-H Advisers
Logan Kiwanis Club hosted about 500 4-H Club advisers in the Evan gelical United Brethren Church education unit for a banquet. County Agent Harold C. Ruggles led the program with the Kiwanis Quartet and introductions of advisers for boys and girls clubs. Betty Brooks, assistant state 4-H leader, spoke on the Chicago national congress and Ohio 4-H programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Logan Kiwanis Club
Richard Farmer
Harold C. Ruggles
Ruggles
Kiwanis
Ralph Poston
Richard Zay
Walter Prather
Charles Stewart
Loyd
Mer! Zimmerman
Harold Zimmerman
Dick Mowery
Betty Brooks
Chicago
Ohio
Flood Wall Operations Discussed by City Officials
Area Engineer Pockras met with Point Pleasant officials and engineers to outline the future operation of the newly completed flood wall. A non political floodwall board would oversee policy and funds, with a salaried technician to manage daily maintenance and gates.
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Point Pleasant
Harry Pockras
Huntington
Engineer Corps
Pockras
Maxon Construction
Corps of Engineers
John Clay Hutchinson
Rich Valley Dairy
Coips
Point Pleasant Machine Works
City Water Works
Kanawha St
Maxon Construction Co
Warren Rogers
Corps
Floodwall Board
Wall
Ohio River
American Legion Home
John J. Konrad
Huntington District
Ralph Davis
Captain Rogers
John Skillman
T. W. Scott
Dayton
Hutchinson
Emery Hawkes
L. W. Getty
Abe Scarberry
Ray Greenler
L. R. Gerlach
Charles Fowler
Vern Robbins
Frank Biffle
Fay Wilson
R. J. Heslip
Justin Johnson
Golden Rule Class Honors Point Pleasant Football Team
The Golden Rule Sunday School Class honored Point Pleasant's 1950 football squad at a church dinner in Heights Evangelical United Brethren Church. About 85 squad members, coaches, managers, and guests attended a spaghetti banquet with speeches poems songs and gifts for coaches.
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Point Pleasant
Golden Rule
Heights
F. H. Capehart
Hale Blessing
Rev. Capehart
A. Lincoln
Jane Cheeserow
Laura Wolfe
Burdell Buck
Roger Lee
Junior Burris
Bob Hawkes
Robert Adkins
Burris and
Lee
Betty McDaniel
Loretta Wolfe
Joann Donahue
Patty Barringer
Patty Durst
Mary Ann Gibb
Wanda Waugh
Melvin Perry
Carl Perry
Stewart McDermitt
Dana Clayton Durst
Carolyn Foglesong
Earl Ray Foglesong
Richard Cole
Jack Durst
Billy Kenny
Roy Taylor
Russell Patterson
Donald Waildie
Raymond
Jimmy Call
Earl Foglesong
Janet Wears
Veen Hill
Lynn Smith
Edna Burdette
Jock Rogers
Boone Adkins
Edward Swint
Charles Butler
Roy Blessing
Ed Beisho
Mrs. Kaufman Endorses HADACOL For Nerve And Appetite Help
Mrs. Flavia C. Kaufman of Baton Rouge testifies that HADACOL improved her nervousness, appetite, weight, and sleep after deficiency symptoms from vitamins B1 B2 niacin and iron. She praises the product and notes trial and household sizes priced at 1.25 and 3.50, urging readers to buy locally or order direct from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana.
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Flavia C. Kaufman
70Th Ave
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Mildred Gore
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Leon Homemaker Club Plans Christmas Pot Luck
The Leon Homemaker Farm Women's Club met at the Leon Lodge Hall with Mrs. Milton Burdette presiding. Devotional by Mrs. George Rairden and lesson by Miss Irene Sayre. Christmas party set for Dec 18 at Leon Lodge Hall. attendees listed include many local members.
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Leon Homemaker Farm Women's Club
Leon Lodge Hall
Milton Burdette
George Rairden
Irene Sayre
Ray Crookham
Ruth Ann Hogsett
Everett Bissell
Pat Wilson, Jr
Charles Holstin
Charles Burdette
Allen Thomas
Guy Burdette
Phil Thomas
James Morgan
Dennis Hill
Sherman Graham
Homer Graham
Gus Douglas
Gus Douglas, Jr
Herman Shinn
Ernest Rairden
Perry Sayre
Bridge Club Hosts Monday Evening at Main Street Home
Mrs Samuel Roush entertained her bridge club at 700 Main Street Monday evening with a dessert course. High score went to Miss Bobby Middleton, second to Miss Patricia Ingraham. Other players included Mrs William Stanley, Mrs James Shadle, Miss Martha Moore, Miss Betty Purdum, Miss Barbara Burn, and guest Miss Anabee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Roush
Main St
Bridge Club
Bobby Middleton
Patricia Ingraham
William Stanley
James Shadle
Martha Moore
Betty Purdum
Barbara Burn
Annabeee
North Carolina Driver Fined For Hazardous Driving
Robert Dellard Barber of North Carolina was fined 10 and costs by Justice of the Peace S A Simmons after arrest on hazardous driving charges by State Police Trooper Robert C Dilley.
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North Carolina
Point Pleasant
Robert Dellard
Barber
Justice of the Peace
S. A. Simmons
Robert C. Dilley
Dr Moffat Guest Speaker At Dinner In Mason County
Dr. Charles Moffat historian from Marshall College spoke at the Mason County teachers social dinner at the American Legion home. He urged refresher study of American history from Valley Forge to today and noted gains in business, social legislation, and racial relations over 50 years.
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Point Pleasant
Charles Moffat
Marshall College
Mason County
American Legion
Moffat
Valley Forge
Erma Barnett
Robert H. Ferguson
D. Rexrode
John Martin
Mary Jo Carrick
Walden Roush
Hillbilly
Bernard Connally
Billie Steele
Floyd Meadows
Paul Rickard
Mason County Teachers Association
Mason County Classroom Teachers
Loren Keefer Promoted To Captain in Germany
Rev and Mrs J P Keefer of 206 Tenth St received a call from their son Loren Ralph Keefer announcing his promotion to captain. Enlisted June 1940 after Gallipolis graduation, he is stationed in Germany with his wife Margaret White and their two children. They have been overseas since 1948.
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Point Pleasant
J. P. Keefer
Tenth St
Loren Ralph Keefer
Keefer
Gallipolis
Germany
Margaret White
Mrs. Sarah Rainey Funeral Services Set for Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Hamilton Rainey 73 of Bellemeade will be held Friday at 11 a.m. at Bellemeade EUB Church with Rev. F. H. Capehart officiating. Burial follows at Lone Oak Cemetery with calling hours at Crow funeral home.
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Point Pleasant
Sarah Hamilton Rainey
Bellemeade
Bellemeade Eub Church
F. H. Capehart
Lone Oak
Crow Funeral
Hocking Man Fined for Intoxication Guilty Plea
Charles Harper of South Bloomingville was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication at arraignment before Magistrate E. E. Bright.
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Hocking
Logan
Charles Harper
South Bloomingville
E. E. Bright
Two New Yale Displays To Be Made
Downtown Logan will glow with Christmas decorations including two new large displays alongside last year’s lights. Jim Wells leads the effort, laying permanent supports on Main Street and courthouse area features a madonna and child and other nativity scenes. The pageant committee plans the Southeastern Ohio Christmas Pageant and Parade with floats, bands, and the Santa Claus parade led by Logan High School Band.
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Logan
Jim Wells
Main St
Southeastern Ohio
A. N. Grueser
Logan Ministerial Association
Logan Band Boosters
Logan High School
Fraud Charges Filed In New Auto Purchase
Logan. Wilbur Graf and Devon Tipple, Lancaster men, posted $2500 bond each after entering innocent pleas to fraud charges. Angie Christman of Logan alleges she paid $2290 for a 1950 car for her daughter, but the vehicle was registered in Tipple's name and he refuses to transfer or refund. They were arraigned before Magistrate E. E. Bright.
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Logan
Lancaster
Wilbur Graf
Devon Tipple
Angie Christman
Police and Firemen Plan Benefit Dance in Bell Hall
Logan plans first annual Police and Firemen’s Ball for December 8 at Bell Hall with Dick Trimble’s orchestra playing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets available at police and fire departments or from officers. Proceeds will benefit department funds.
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LOGAN
Olice and Firemen
Bell Hall
Dick Trimble
Hocking Valley Hospital Admitted Highlights
Hocking Valley Hospital reports admissions including Charles Starr Logan medical Mrs Howard Swackhammer New Straitsville surgery Miss Myrtle Evans Rockbridge surgery Louis Burcham Logan medical James Campbell New Straits ville medical Mrs Eldridge Good Laurelville surgery. Births include Mr and Mrs Arthur Stevens Logan a daughter and Mr and Mrs Stacey Lavey Gan Route 4 a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Starr
Logan
Howard Swackhammer
New Straitsville
Myrtle Evans
Rockbridge
Louis Burcham
James Campbell
Eldridge Good
Laurelville
Andrew Rheinscheid
Arthur Stevens
Stacey Lavey
Logan couple marks golden wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ashley of 487 Orchard St Logan celebrate 50 years of marriage in an open house from 1 to 8 p m at their Orchard Street home. natives of Greenup County Ky they wed in Ironton now have two daughters Mrs Carl Stewart and Mrs John Springer both of Ashland Route 1 Ky and two sons Chester Logan and Cecil Naples Ky plus 13 grandchildren.
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Logan
Joe Ashley
Orchard St
Ashley
Greenup County
Ironton
Carl Stewart
John Springer
Ashland
Chester
Cecil
Naples
Masons elect Karl Poling as Worthy Master in Logan
Karl E. Poling was named Worthy Master of Mingo Lodge 171 F and AM in Logan, succeeding Willard E. Lyke who became trustee. Elected officers include Elmer Risch senior warden J Vernon Woodard treasurer Rolland Bright secretary John H. Clark junior warden Harold L. Bryan senior deacon Joseph M Hartman junior deacon Harry W Reeves senior steward Joseph Phillips chaplain Addison Frey junior steward Walter Derr tiler. Trustees Ralph R Walker and F Jay Nimon. Installing officer C Wood Bowen with Edward Miller.
Driver Heavily Fined in Logan DWI Case
Herbert E. Estep of Logan Route 4 was fined 150 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated after an accident on Route 75 on September 20. Mayor Roger W. Friend reduced twenty five dollars of the fine after hearing the arraignment.
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LOGAN
Herbert E. Estep
Estep
Roger W. Friend
Leaders Club Hosts Girl Scout Leaders Meeting
Members met Monday evening with Mrs. Joe Phillips and Mrs. R. B. Haney as hostesses. Mrs. Will Hansel spoke on the Pilgrims and the first Thanksgiving. Mrs. Carl Gordon resigned as vice-president. Mrs. Paul Stimson elected in her place. PLC D. A. Sands is president. Christmas activities for troops discussed. Other attendees listed.
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Girl Scout Leaders Club
Joe Phillips
R. B. Haney
Will Hansel
Carl Gordon
Paul Stimson
D. A. Sands
Arlie Brimmer
Harry Meldrim
George Cheshire
Claude Sheets
Wayne Cummins
Mary Margaret Kaiser
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