Presbyterian Couples Club Holds November Meeting
Westminster House hosted the Presbyterian Couples Club with 52 members and church Youth Fellowship. The topic was A Cross Examination of Mr. Christian with moderator Edwin Johnston and panelists Rev. Robert W. McQuilkin Rev. Leonard McIntire and Dean Collison. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Christian
Presbyterian Couples Club
Westminster House
Edwin Johnston
Robert W. McQuilkin
Presbyterian
Leonard McIntire
Dean Collison
Church Youth Fellowship
Herbert McKinley
McKinley
Keith Hawk
James Irvine
Wilbur Lanning Jr
Sam Erbaugh
Police Probe Two Wrecks Reported in Logan Weekend
Logan City police logged two minor weekend crashes. At 9 30 p m Saturday on E Main near the Chr am House Eleanor Horwell rear ended Charles Geill 18 of Logan Route 4 Geill stopped for traffic no charges. At 3 15 p m Sunday on E Second Helen Wilson 38 rolled from a driveway into Beulah Rolston 45 headed west on Second minor damage no charges in the second case.
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Logan—City
E. Main St
Chram
Eleanor Horwell
Charles E. Geill
Logan Route 4
Geil
E. Second St
Helen M. Wilson
Logan
Beulah M. Rolston
Second
School Levy Session Set at Glouster High School
Public invited to a 7 p.m. meeting at Glouster High School to discuss the school renewal levy and a 7:45 p.m. session on the Athens County school survey by Dr. Albert Shuster and Dr. William Krantz of Ohio University. The discussion covers Area A that includes York Chauncey Nelsonville Trimble and Glouster districts with a Q&A to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
Athens County
Albert Shuster
William Krantz
Ohio University
York
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Trimble
Area A
Hemlock area notes of visitors and Thanksgiving guests
Chauncey and Jean Tippett of Fort Knox visited Hemlock friends including Mrs. Dalton Wilson and Mrs. Nettie Welsh. Jean Tippett and Dee returned home after two weeks visiting relatives. Numerous visits and dinners linked Columbus, Wooster, Nelsonville, Trimble Heights, and The Plains with hosts including Antle, Lewis, Galvin, and Oliver families during Thanksgiving weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carr
Chauncey
Jean Tippett
Dee
Ft. Knox
Hemlock
Dalton Wilson
Nettie Welsh
Jessie Layman
Oscar Tinkham
Columbus
Carr
Tink
Herb Mingus
Gordon
Joe Brady
Joe Galvin
Debbie
Lissa
Nelsonville
Tom Galvin
Melvin Ward
Tracy
Harry Oliver
Vicki
Sandy
Mr. Oliver
Rhoda Oliver
Clarence Oliver
Mary Dew
Harry Blick
Wooster
Fritz Hohman
Gregg
Jeff
Susan
Cecil Antle
Merle Kelzenberg
Jack Antle
Bob Antle
Richard Lasure
Melinda
Joe Stone
Botkins
Ralph Garner
Victor Sayre
John Antle
Homer Davis
Earl Campbell
Larry
Lowell
Carol
Lorain
Charles Pidcock
Morristown
William Lewis
Layman Hart
the Plains
Three Youths Hurt In Route 374 Crash Near Honor Camp
Logan Hocking County deputies reported a late Sunday accident in which 18 year old Paul Tatman of Laurelville lost control on Route 374. The car veered off the road, overturned down a 40 foot embankment, and landed upright with Tatman ejected. Passengers Jerry Poling 17 and Robert Fox 19, both Laurelville, sustained a facial cut and possible back injury respectively. They were taken to a local doctor. No charges filed.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Poling
Fox
Rotary Hears Of Highways At Logan Club
Logan Rotary Club hears Jack Kuebler of the Ohio Contractor's Association discuss Ohio highway needs and progress. He outlines the intrastate system and future developments. Barton Hall introduces him and Paul Williams of Marion attends as a visiting Rotarian. John Owens receives a 14 year perfect attendance pin from George Rolston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jack Kuebler
Ohio Contractor’s Association
Ohio
Barton Hall
Paul Williams
Marion
George Rolston
John Owens
Two Logan Men Fined for Hitting Wives
Logan men Wayne Guess and Glen Worthman were each found guilty of assaulting their wives. Judge Vaughn Collins imposed 25 dollars and costs, plus 10 days in jail with the sentence suspended for good behavior. Worthman’s charge stemmed from an incident with wife Faye on November 23, and Guess faced a charge filed by wife Lavena on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Vaughn Collins
Wayne Guess
Glen Worthman
Worthman
Faye
Guess
Lavena
Thanksgiving Nineteenth Century Gatherings in Glouster Area
Glouster households host relatives over Thanksgiving with out of town guests from Detroit Indianapolis Nelsonville and Columbus plus Kentucky and Zanesville. Capt Rogers and family plan a Barcelona tour in early year as duty. Local and Columbus visits noted with families in Pataskala Columbus Dayton Dayton area. Logan sentence notes a $10 fine suspended for Joseph E Welker of Columbus on improper passing Route 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hinton
Bill Yount
Detroit
Mich
James Daw
Indianapolis
Ind
Dale McMullen
Nelsonville
Joe Toth
Richmond
Captain Rogers
Holly Rogers
Donna Rogers
Columbus
Barcelona
Spain
Neal Morris
Pappy Archer
Bernard McKinney
Zanesville
Charles Comstock
Donald Price
Johnny
Donna Jr
George Campbell
Dayton
Russell Brewer
Hubert Guess
Kathy
Jimmy
George Higgins
Rusty
Anna Faye
Guess
Richard Blackford
Mickey
Beverly
Pataskala
Paul Dale
Jack Edwards
Dickie
Library To Hold Open House Sunday
Logan county librarian Jack Stephens announced an open house from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the new headquarters 120 E Main St. The Library Board, meeting Saturday, thanked groups that aided moving and furnishing the temporary quarters. Albert McGaw resigned from the board. The new library opens at 9 a.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Jack Stephens
E. Main St
Library Board
Albert McGaw
Logan Calendar VFW Auxiliary Meeting and Initiation
VFW Auxiliary holds its initiation at 7 30 PM with prizes for games and reminders about cancer insurance due. St John Lutheran Church Women host a 6 45 PM family night potluck with refreshments led by Mrs Jessie Daubenmire and Mrs Larry Kornmiller. Treasure chests and a program led by Mrs Ralph Blackston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
St. John American Lutheran Church
Jessie Daubenmire
Larry Kornmiller
Ralph Blackston
Garden Club Invited To Chauncey Meet
Glouster Garden Club receives invitation to Chauncey Christmas workshop at parish house in Chauncey Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Demonstration by Mrs. Earl Bender of Marietta. registration 50 cents. Transportation arranged via Mrs. Esther Lamborn, club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Garden Club
Chauncey Garden Club
Chauncey
Earl Bender
Marietta
Esther Lamborn
New Haven PTA Schedules Puppet Show and Reports Progress
New Haven Elementary School PTA met at the Devotions were led by Luther Smith and Earl Keefer led the group in prayer. The New Haven PTA reported $614 net from the Halloween Carnival, 307 memberships sold, and repairs on playground equipment. The group announced a December puppet show program and education week speakers from Mason County and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
PTA
Luther Smith
Earl Keefer
Clark
Mason County Council of Pta
Broad Run
New Haven Pta
Zelda Knapp
Mason County
Evelyn Murry
State Board of Education
Charleston
New Haven School
Beech Hill School
Wahama Junior High
Burglary at Stage Coach Inn Yields Little Evidence
Logan police report no new leads in the Stage Coach Inn burglary occurred Sunday night. About 120 in cash and a 250 98 check to the station were stolen. Investigators note small bills used, rear window left open, suspects exist but no definite persons identified.
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Logan
Roy Kelch
Stage Coach Inn
Kelch
Mrs Murray reviews Son of America for Book Club
Logan Mrs Fred Murray served as reviewer for the November program of the Tuesday Book Club meeting at Mrs Phil Tschappat’s home. She used author supplied material and noted her San Francisco dinner with author Dik Mardikian. Plans were made for an Adopt a Family Christmas project and Dec 18 dinner at Brandt's Mecca Room. Guests included Mrs Roswell Perkins Mrs Ward Chase and Mrs Leslie Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Murray
Omar Khayyam
San Francisco
Mardikian
Hermon Chapple
Brandt
Mecca Room
Hocking County
Glouster Airman Shifts to Griffiss Base New York
Clarence T. Morrison 18 of Glouster Route 3 is reassigned to Griffiss AFB New York after completing U S Air Force jet aircraft mechanics training in Texas. He entered the service in June and is a graduate of Trimble Two High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Clarence T. Morrison
Clarence W. Morrison
Griffiss Afb
N. Y
United States Air Force
Texas
Trimble Two High School
Davis Hosts Farm Bureau Council Meeting at Mt Pleasant
Mr and Mrs D P Davis hosted the Goodwill Farm Bureau Council meeting at their Mt Pleasant home with eighteen members and guests from Athens Verna Rheinscheld Ermal Rheinscheld and Karen Armstrong attending. Harry Armstrong led the program Farm Bureau Growing Effective Responsible with devotional poems by Davis. A CROP donation was approved during the business session led by president Mrs Porter Heigle. Refreshments followed the social hour with December host couple Mr and Mrs Harry Strong announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Heigle
Harry Strong
Wash Wear Fabrics Clubmeets for Care and Craft Demo
Logan The Union Furnace Home Demonstration Club held its November session in the Union Furnace school home economics room. Mrs Howard White and Mrs Glen Ward led a discussion on wash and wear fabrics with a Winder demonstration on constructing Christmas articles. Fifteen members and two guests attended.
Deer Killed by Archer Near Hocking County Line
A Logan area hunter Arthur Coleman in West Carrollton shot a 127 pound five point buck on opening day near the Hocking County line in Vinton County at about 8 30 a.m. The deer was checked at Logan’s deer checking station. Coleman saw seven other deer that day. Hocking County game protector Marvin Nungester ordered all killed deer to be checked at a deer checking station with a one deer limit. Also, 4 H Banquet set Logan Kiwanis Club will host an appreciation banquet for the 4 H Advisory Council Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. in the Mecc Room of Brandt's Restaurant Ralph Moore guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Arthur Coleman
West Carrollton
Vinton County
Hocking
Police and Fire Department
Coleman
Hocking County
Marvin Nungester
Logan Kiwanis Club
4-H Advisory Council
Brandt's
Ralph Moore
Logan Girl's Husband Is Honor Graduate
Sgt. Joe Swincher of Columbus has been named honor graduate of the Air Force technical instructors course. He is a South High School graduate, son of Mrs. Mildred Swincher, Columbus, and husband of Martha J. Brown of Logan Route 4. Robert W. Emrick of Glouster Route 1 is in nine weeks of basic recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Tech
Joe Swincher
Columbus
United States Air Force
Sgt. Swincher
South High School
Mildred Swincher
Martha J. Brown
Route 4
Glouster
Robert W. Emrick
Karl Emrick
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill
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Glouster Meetings
Twig No
Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild
Joan McAfoose
UMW
Eagles Hall
Pythian Sisters
K of P
Mary Johnson
Weltha Williams
Rotary
Chauncey Athletic Boosters
Jack L. Matthews
Cheshire
Constance L. Roush
Minersville
Joseph E. Welker
State Highway Patrol
Los Angeles
Garden Club
William Quinn
Joe
Dan
Cinda
Denny
Donald Wright
Legan
Quinton Quinn
Murray City
William Wright
Eugene Kinnison
Mike
Mark
New Straitsville
Allan Lowery
Jana Lee
Keith Allen
Michigan State University
Church of Christ
Pomeroy
Salisbury Elementary
John Parsons
State Department of Education
Parsons
Meigs County
Rutland
Cecil Blackwood
Esta Blackwood
R. S. Blackwood
Capt. Blackwood
Air Force Reserve
Wilmington
John R. Davis
Lazy Acres
Lake Burr Oak
Robert Mathews Columbus
Lena E. Davis
Elmer Shaner
Eldon Smith
Homer Bennett
Johnny Red Cannon
REMCO
Cussins and Fearn Store
Athens, Ohio
New York
Davis
Farm Bureau Council Meet
Honor Graduate
Barre Guild
Barre
Monument CO
George C. Shaw
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Lark Wagonaire
Studebaker
America
Reader's Digest
ARK Nagonaire
Wakefield Motors
Richland Ave
Athens
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