Community Chest Oversubscribed in Logan County
Logan County Community Chest exceeded its $16,252 goal by 11 percent with $18,044.94 in cash and pledges, reported by treasurer Herschel Bensonhaver at a Logan High School lunch room meeting. Trustees from 11 townships were elected to the board, including Falls, Green, Laurel, Marion, Perry, Starr, Salt Creek, Ward, Benton, and Washington townships.
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County Community Chest
Board of Trustees
Logan High School
Herschel Bensonhaver
The
Oreanization
Logan and Area Groups Gather for Christmas Charity and Class Events
Logan American Legion Auxiliary met in the recreation room of the Logan Clay Products plant with Mrs. Irma Powers leading a session. Members approved funds for the Athens State Hospital Christmas party and contributed to the Hocking County Welfare Fund Community Chest Korean HOPE and local gas line costs. A December 17 Christmas meeting was planned with a gift exchange and refreshments. Elsewhere, Le Amies Sunday School class met at the Methodist Church dining room for a Thanksgiving themed program and prepared Christmas gifts for a Worthington Home child. A potluck and gift exchange were set for December. the class featured piano, songs, and scripture readings. In Logan, about 45 residents gathered at the lodge hall for a Monday night social organized by local groups, with Miss Mary Parks from Korea performing songs. Rebekah and Odd Fellows members and others attended. Mrs. Irma Powers, a former Logan resident, and her guest Mary Ann Miller were noted guests. Powers later planned a trip to Wichita, Kansas.
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Logan — American Legion Auxiliary
Logan. Clay Products Co
Irma Powers
State
Athens
Hocking County
Community Chest
Korean Hope, Inc
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Lee Amies Clase
Les Amies
John Mock
Charles Notestone
Hazel Armstrong
Ruth Armstrong
Robert Webb
Worthington
Rose Krishbar
Sallman
Hugh Meldrim
Ethelbert Nevin
Mary Ann Miller
John Allen
Head of Christ
Warner
Logan
Earl Whitte
Rebekah
Odd Fellows of Kind
Gale Hill
Levi Athens
Palmer
Samuel
Lodge Hall
Mattie Allen
Emerson
Mary Parks
Korea
Ohio University
Miss Parks
In Mook Lee
First Year Pins Given 4-H Members
LOGAN Seven members received first year completion pins Tuesday night at a 4H Junior Leadership Club meeting in the courthouse auditorium. Named were James Palmer, Marvalea Armstrong, John Gillogly, Wesley Hutchins, Bill Johnson, Charles Thompson, and Lois Stab. New members welcomed included Lenora Sater, Karen Anstron g, Linda K. Poling, Jo Reid, and Bob Miller. Miss Sater and Gillogly received special achievement awards, copies of I Dare You offered by the Danforth Foundation. Speaker was Mrs. Vera Dialist of Ohio State University. Cited guidelines urged: be interesting, drop traits that annoy others, favor shared interests, be adjustable and be yourself.
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Foundation
Vera Dialist
Ohio State University
Iing
Ays
Fire Threat Is Stopped By Rainfall
LOGAN Forest fire danger in Hocking County eased by rainfall over Tuesday and through Wednesday morning. Drought had left fields brushland and forests tinder dry, sparking several fires. Rain soaked ground with little runoff and no immediate stream rise. underground reservoirs recharged. Thanksgiving Day closures extended to Logan and Hocking County offices and schools. mail delivery halted though post office lobby stayed open for boxholders.
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Logan
Hocking County
County 4 H Advisers To Be Feted Tuesday
Logan Kiwanis Club holds annual appreciation for 4 H advisers at Logan High School cafeteria next Tuesday evening. Jack Mount associate dean of Ohio State University College of Agriculture will speak. The event honors adult advisers for their rural youth contributions to the county.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan High School
Jack Mount
College of Agriculture
Ohio State Univerity
Two Vehicle Collisions Reported By City Police
Two minor auto crashes were investigated Tuesday by city police. Mrs Mark Dupler 82 Nelsonville and Eddie Hankison 22 Logan drove left front end damage. Dorothy Goss 51 Logan Route 2 was rear ended at Main and Hunter by Barbara Shaffer 19 Millfield. Ruth Easterling city auditor is hospitalized at Mt Carmel Columbus awaiting surgery next week.
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Logan
Mark Dupler
Nelsonville
Eddie N. Hankison
Dorothy M. Goss
Main and
Hunter
Barbara J. Shaffer
Millfield
Ruth Easterling
Mt. Cimel Hospital
Columbus
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Community Chest Goal
Falls Township
Fannie Spears
B. G. Greenman
Harry Casto
Wiliam $. Miler
Wiliam Peason
Elberfeld
Forrest P. Beeseven Sal
Chaves Davie
Good Hope
Mes Stacy Beougher
Green Township
Ralph Poston
C. S. Matheny
Laurel
Harry St. Clair
Marion
Harold Brown
Perry Township
D. Kelley
Robert West
Lloyd Whisler
Starr
Harry Armstrong
Earl Parkins
Salt Creek
Francis Harmon
Ward
Charles Collins
John R. Simon
Forrest Ayers
Benton
Harry E. Dennis
Washington Township
Herschel Benson
Logan Society
Clarence Heine
Market St
Wichita
Kan
Fred Holl
Pol
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Stnival
Fun Mater
America Flyer
Ideal Homemaker’s Gift
N. Court St
Inghouse
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Beard
Bay
Spacer
Lad
Oran
Majorette
Fry F Uller
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