City council approves annexation eastward to Route 328
Logan City Council on second reading annexed a 236 acre tract east of the present line, including the Carborundum Co. plant and other properties. The action raises questions from Carborundum manager William Pearson about fairness versus older properties, while signaling needs for water plant improvements and traffic ordinance updates.
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Logan
Corporation
Peake and Ohio Railway
Carborundum Co
William Pearson
Pearson
Francis Myers
Roy Kelch
Jay Cole
Frank Eberst
J. W. Doering
Lawrence Ellinger
Women Society Notes Christmas Display and Gatherings
Circle 1 of the Women's Society of the First EUB Church hosted a November meeting with 24 members and six guests in the church parlor. The program featured prayers, musical numbers, and a display of international food products. A Christmas food demonstration followed at Ohio Fuel Gas Co. A joint WSCS circle meeting is planned for December 5 with a potluck. Nearby, 40 attended a Westminster House Couples gathering at the Westminster Presbyterian, with a December 22 caroling and gift exchange planned. Choir Boosters prepared plans for a December 6 Christmas bazaar at the Ohio Power office.
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Women’s Society
Circle 1
EUB
Stanley Dunkle
Harry Mack
Orient
Fred Good
Walter Leonard
George Jurgensmier
Lord
Carrie Johnston
Leonard
Jurgensmier
Gerald Dunkle
Edwin Turner
Jesus
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Betty Newton
WSCS
Westminster House
The
Presbyterian Church
Roger Moore
Haydenville Methodist Church
Ohio Power Office
Girl Scout Troop 18 Elects Officers at East School Meeting
At the November 19 gathering of Girl Scout Troop 18 East School elected Sharon Bozett president Shirley Carpenter treasurer and Patricia Morgan news reporter. Refreshments were served by Trudie Pierson and Dianna Richards to 20 members with Mrs William Spence as leader and Mrs Ray Thompson as assistant leader.
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Girl Scout Troop 18
East School
Sharon Bozett
Shirley Carpenter
Patricia Morgan
Trudie Pierson
Dianna Richards
William Spence
Ray Thompson
Scout Troop 21 Opens Weekly Meeting
The Pledge of Allegiance and Girl Scout promise opened the weekly meeting of Girl Scout Troop 21 at the scout rooms. Mrs. Oakey Hammond and Mrs. Charles Steward were the leaders present. They were assisted by Dorothy Baker, Girl Scout helper.
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Pledge of Allegiance
Girl Scout Promise
Oakey Hammond
Charles Steward
Dorothy Baker
Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule For Logan And Hocking County
Logan and Hocking County schools will close Wednesday noon for Thanksgiving. Offices, industries, and most businesses will be closed Thursday. Normal activities resume Friday morning. Logan post office will receive mail, and the lobby stays open until 6 p.m. Thursday for boxholders.
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Logan
Hocking County
Decree Grants Uncontested Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Patricia Matheny awarded an uncontested divorce from Charles L. Matheny for extreme cruelty. Custody and household goods awarded. Charles to pay $10 weekly child support plus costs. Reasonable visitation rights granted. Marriage began November 1954.
Mellie Burgess Rites Held In Gore
Services for Mellie Burgess 94 widow of Mark Burgess were held at 2 p.m. Monday at her Gore residence. The Rev. Clyde Hinton officiated with music by local singers. Pallbearers included Mark Burgess Jr. and relatives. Burial followed in Gore Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service.
Lapel Wreaths Made by St John’s Troop 8 Girls
Last week's St John’s Catholic Girl Scout Troop 8 meeting in the school hall, led by Miss Margaret Mary Kaiser, produced small Christmas lapel wreaths. Marty Sette and Rita Spurgus provided the nibble box. Next gathering is set for December 3 in the same hall.
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St. John’s
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Marty Sette
Rita Spurgus
M H Kanode obituary notes Logan native dies at 87
Martin H Kanode 87 of 425 E Main St Logan died Monday evening at Hocking Valley Hospital after a stay since Oct 7. He worked 40 years as a telegrapher for Hocking Valley Railroad and C&O. Survived by a brother Clayton Kanode. Services Friday 2 p.m. Woodard Funeral Home with Masonic services Thursday 7:30 p.m. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Martin H. Kanode
E. Main St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Christian Westenhaver
Hocking County
Hiram
Elizabeth Allen Kanode
Kanode
Hocking Valley Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Clayton Kanode
First Methodist Church
Mingo Lodge 171
F&am
Woodard Funeral Home
Oak Grove
Funeral Home
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John Sloan
George Spackey
Mike Summers
Wayne Todd
Fred Keller
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4 Star Theater
Navy
Blondie
WSAZ
Wlw-C
WTVN
WCHS
WBNS
Sheena O . Tones
Cartoon Club
NBC News
Doug Edwards
Mama
Casey Jones
Disney
Lana
T Lave Lacy
Martin Kane
Disneyland
Tombstone
Ozzie
Harriet
Ozzie and Harriet
Winchell
Walter Winchell
Armstrong Theater
O Henry
Official Detective
MGM Theater
Thea
WLW
Wwchs
WHTN
Gretchen Wade
Curley Morrison
Buccaneers
Chet Long
Woody Woodpecker
Spinach Playhouse
Mickey Mouse
Flatt & Scruggs
Cman
Brave Eagle
Popeye Theater
Star
Fortune News
Woody Hayes
Whirlybirds
Feder
Harbourmaster
Christian
Sgt
Preston
Capt
Grief
Circus Boy
Tes
Highway Patrol
Dragnet Dragnet
Real McCoys
Real Si
People's Choice
People’s Choice
Fi Boone
Pat Boone
Nitewateh
Ify
M. H. Kanode
Blake
Quick's
Glo
Coca-Cola Company
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
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