Councilmen Study Loss Of Revenue and Bids For City Upgrades
Logan city council debated offsetting parking revenue losses from new driveways at filling stations and approved study for meters on Hunter and Second Streets to ease Main Street congestion. They discussed replacing the police cruiser, set specifications for a new fire truck, and considered a four way stop at Warner Ave and Church St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan City
Hunter
Second St
Main St
W. Second St
Hunter and Second Sts
Mulberry and
Spring
Ford
List
Burgess and Niple
Burlin Taylor
Warner, Ave
Church St
Logan Social Notes Hosts Luncheon for Tourist Club
Mrs. George C. Hengst entertained Tourist Club members at her Walnut Street home with a one o clock luncheon. The program featured violin solo Meditations from Thais by Mrs. C. P. McNeil and piano by Miss Mary Louise Bowen, followed by poetry presented to Mrs. Carl Harsh. Special guests included Mrs. Har old Tipton of Sky Crest Ranch Lafayette New Jersey and Mrs. Harold Techau among others. members listed include Mrs. G. Greenman and Miss Mary Louise Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Hengst
N. Walnut Sr
C. P. McNeil
Mary Louis Bowen
Carl Harsh
Harold Tipton
Sky Crest” Ranch
Lafayette
N. J
Harold Techau
Copenhagen
Denmark
Lula Cage
St. Petersburg
Fla
Amos Potts
M. H. Cherrington
Russell Berlin
A. Rannells
Charles Notestone
Minnie Moore
Harriet Gillilan
C. F. Ackers
Clyde Guthrie
John Underwood
G. Greenman
Charles Davie
Lawrence Hack
Robert Keynes
Mary Louise Bowen
Carlton Bright
Cc. P. McNeil
Stanton Pond
George C. Crow
John Wellman
J. W. Woodard
Robert Work
Kerwood Martin
Hengst
Guatemala Topic At Nondescript Club Dinner
The Nondescript Club held a six o clock dinner at Blosser's with Mrs. John Allen as hostess. Guest speaker Mrs. Ray Zanner spoke on Communist influence in Guatemala and its productivity, customs, and climate, after being introduced by program chairman Mrs. Albert Seabright. Music featured piano duets by Mrs. Drago Adair and Mrs. Virgil Harman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blosser’s
John Allen
Ray Zanner
Front St
Albert Seabright
Guatemala
Drago Adair
Virgil Harman
Zanner
Josefina Fernandez
Della Bishop
Russell Berlin
Carlton Bright
M. Dunnick
John Krieg
John Lee
Laura Silver
John Wellman
Crago Adair
C. F. Ackers
Zoa Blosser
Rudolph Brandt
Joe Case
M. H. Cherrington
Thorne Cottril
Clarence Heine
Raymond Keairns
Bess V. Mutchomer
Charles Notestone
Ben Ross
Harry Stevenson
Paul Stimson
Harry Wright
Women’s Society Dinner for Methodist Youth Fellowship
Miriam Ruth and Esther Circles hosted a Wednesday dinner for Methodist Youth Fellowship at the church. Choir practice followed under Mrs Richard Farmer with Miss Judy Arnold at the piano. numerous youths and leaders attended including Sally Adair Steve Bright Patricia Conrad Judith Conrad Betty Conrad and many others. leaders Mrs John Hannon and Mrs Vern Robinette also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
Ruth
Esther
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Richard Farmer
Judy Arnold
Sally Adair
Steve Bright
Patricia Conrad
Judith Conrad
Betty Conrad
Ronnie Cummins
James Davis
Bonnie Gabriel
Gabriel
Gary Hiles
Retha Howdyshell
John Hammon
Jeff Hiles
Bill Hammon
Bobby Krause
Helen Krumlauf
Butch Kuhn
Lee Kocheran
Judy Harbarger
James Lanning
Billy Love
John Meldrim
Lyn Matheny
Gloria Mace
Roger Poling
Blaine Pence
Mike Ranmel
Nancy Robb
Patricia Poling
Frances Schrader
Marlene Schultz
Gary Stuart
Roberta Wells
David Wolfe
Alicia Wenn
Larry Wagner
Marilyn Williams
Georgianna Wolfe
John Hannon
Vern Robinette
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts Book Review and Plans Fund Drive
Mrs Carl C Harsh hosted the Cosmopolitan Club evening at 168 Fountain Street. The group discussed contributing to the Girl Scout fund and announced a Christmas meeting at Mr H D Saxton home. Lillian Winters introduced Bess Mutchmore who reviewed Forever by Mildred Cram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Harsh
Fountain St
Cosmopolitan Club
Girl Scout Fund
H. D. Saxton
Lillian Winters
Bess V. Mutchmore
Mildred Cram
Bess Mutchmore
Richard S. Brandt
Franklin
Logan Alumni May Revive OSU Club
OSU alumni in Hocking County plan a Dec 9 meeting at the First EUB Church education unit to revive the OSU club. Dinner at 6 30 p.m. speakers Brand Stradley and Joseph E. Conrad will discuss and show films of the OSU vs Wisconsin game. Reservations due by Dec 7.
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OSU
Wisconsin
Alph Poston
Logan
Stoltz Drug
Joanna Vorhees 74 Dies in Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Miss Joanna Vorhees 74 died at 8 30 am Tuesday in Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after declining health. She lived near Gibisonville all her life and was a Gibisonville Methodist member. Survived by four sisters Myrtle Vorhees Huffines Smith and Zanner. services by Rev Phyllis Le Master at Gibisonville Methodist Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery after visitation at Heinlein Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joanna Vorhees
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Vorhees
Laurel Township
Gibisonville
Methodist Church
Myrtle Vorhees
Emory Huffines
Sam C. Smith
Etta Zanner
Seattle
Wash
Heinlein Funeral
Gibisonville Methodist Church
Phyllis LeMaster
Emma Martin 82 dies in Logan after hospital stay
Emma Martin 82 wife of Frank Martin of 1101 Church St died at 1147 PM Tuesday at Hocking Valley Hospital where she had been a patient since last April. A native of Circleville she lived most of her life in Logan and was the last of the Frank and Katherine West fall Schlagetter family. Survived by husband nephews and nieces Barton A Holl Joe Holl and Mrs Irma Powers Logan Mrs Howard Levitts of Columbus and Fred Holl of Kansas. Services 2 PM Friday Roberts funeral home with Rev Paul M Varner officiating entombment Oak Grove Cemetery flowers omitted.
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Logan
Emma Martin
Frank Martin
Church St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Circleville
Frank
Katherine Westfall Schlagetter
Barton A. Holl
Joe Holl
Mra
Irma Powers. Logan
Howard Levitts
Columbus
Fred Holl
Kansas
Roberts Funeral Home
Paul M Varner
Oak Grove Cemetery
Monthly Variety Club Hosts Charity Gathering
Mrs Bill Robb led a Thursday evening meeting at Fountain Street with Monthly Variety Club members planning a Christmas party and gift exchange at Mr Jack Ranch home on Dec 16. The group voted to donate clothing and food to a needy family and welcomed guest Mrs Wilbur Lann ing Jr among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Robb
Fountain Street
Jack Ranch
Wilbur Lanning Jr
Mra
Bow Robi
John Geiger
Jack Metjuire
Bob King
Walter F Saving
Tommy Walsh
Jack Rauch
Bill Zacherina
Charm and Talent Highlight Logan Kiwanis Meeting
Mrs. Mary Low Pfeiffer of near Kenton spoke on Things that Make Life Worth Living at the Logan Kiwanis Club. She described four worlds physical, intellectual, spiritual and inner life and used farm animal allegories to illustrate human traits before closing with pantomime and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Kiwanis Club
Mary Low Pfeiffer
Kenton
WRFD
Worthington
Mra Pfeiffer
Plaeces
Pfeiffer
Son Born to Stanleys in Hocking Valley Hospital
Mrs. and Mr. Stan ley of Gere announce the birth of a son at Hocking Valley Hospital. The unnamed infant was delivered last night with no complications reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mr. and
Mia Stanley
Gere
Aental
Ma Hocking Valley
Female mosquito can Pas 159 957 000 000 offspring in a year
A historical note states that female mosquitos can lay up to around 159.957 billion offspring in a single year, illustrating extreme reproductive potential in insects. The figure highlights population growth potential and biological capacity in entomology discussions.
Services Are Friday For Mrs. Farmer 68
Mrs Effie Malissa Farmer 68 dies Monday at her son in law and daughter's home after a long illness She is survived by her husband two daughters a son a brother and five grandchildren Funeral Friday at the Mock ny County home parish with Rev R D Kitemann officiating burial in Mt Tehor Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Effie Malissa Farmer
Farmer
Joan Hogh
Starr Township
Mockny County
Thomas E
Elizabeth Rahbaugh Canan
Hagl
Iva Farmer
Herman Farmer
William Canan
Rockbridge
R. Db. Kitemann
Furial
Mt. Tehor
Hull Holiday on Thursday Observed in Logan and Hocke-ing County
Logan and surrounding counties observe a Thursday holiday with offices, industries, schools and most businesses suspending operations. Reopenings set for Friday except city and county schools which resume later. Federal and local offices and post office close. rural or city deliveries paused. Thanksgiving services planned at Trinity Lutheran Church and First EUB Church with participating congregations.
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Logan
Hockeing
Trinity Lotmeran
EUB
Firat Methodist
Firatbyterian
St. Paul's
Church of the N
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