Blood drive nets 68 pints from 82 donors in Logan
Less than half of the goal was reached as 68 pints were collected from 82 donors during a pre-Thanksgiving drive at Westminster House. The Columbus Regional Blood Center mobile unit drew volunteers from local companies including General Hocking Brick Co and Logan Clay Products Co, with many workers pledging contributions and several donors rejected for medical reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Warren
Delbert Lindsey
Lee Gainer
Wilford G. MacCombs
Roy Deible
Raymond H. Brown
Donald Lee Kern
Jack FE. West
Logan Clay
Homer E. Cooper
Harry F. Poling
Lewis E. Calvert
George W. Meadows
Joh. J. Krannitz
Richard H. Hall
Arlo Weiss
James E. Inboden
Harold E. Wilson
Natco
Robert Auflick
Kermit H. Swaim
Donald Turney
William E. Smith
Christopher L. Crothers
Don Simmons
Andrew Auflick
Sea Glow Indus
Television Listings Trouble with Inaccurate Schedules
Messy OCR shows a long list of daytime and evening programs from multiple stations with notes about errors in listings. The fragment includes NBC News, sports, movies, and variety shows across Friday to Sunday, naming several programs and times but lacking complete coherence.
Nighttime TV Schedule Fragments From Local Station
A fragmented TV guide lists time slots and program titles from 31:00 to 12:80 with shows including news, movie, basketball, and various talk or entertainment segments. The readable items present a chaotic lineup reflecting a single broadcast day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harm
Ind
Saber of
Lon
Chris
N'west Pass
TV Chapel
Steve Alien
Loretta Young
Susie
Meet Press
Columbus TV Schedule Snips and Show Listings
A dense crib from WTVN channel guide lists a long Saturday and Sunday slate with programs like Annie Oakley Rin Tin Tin Walt Disney and Dick Clark plus late night News and sports including OSA Football Colt 45 and Maverick. The fragmentary grid reads like a typical local TV listing of times and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wtvn-Tv
ABC
Columbus
Buccaneers
U.S. Marsh
State Troop
Nightbeat
Walt Disney
News
Television Schedule Fragments From A Busy Weekend
A fragmented listing shows a dense slate of programs across channels with times ranging from early morning to late night. Notable titles include Buccaneers, 77 Sunset Strip, Walt Disney, Rin Tin Tin, Dick Clark, Roy Rogers, Sea Hunt, Jubilee USA, Wrestling, All Star Golf, Maverick, Lawman, and The Late Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Hop
Uncle al
Dick Clark
Laddie Spurs
Jeff's Collie
Sea Hunt
Roy Rogers
Law Welk
Sammy Kaye
USA
Mike Hamm
Broadcast Schedule Bowie? Notable Listings From Evening Lineup
A dense period TV radio guide lists numerous programs and times including news reports, theater, sports, and musical acts. Highlights show Phil Silvers and Jack Benny slots, plus news, football coverage, and the Philharmonic program across a full day and night schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lux
Wsaz-Tv
NBC
Sky King
Tur Chettang
Pers
Pers Huntington
Edawards
M Squad
Jim Thacker
Thin Man
Ellery Queen
Capt. Kangar
Mighty Mouse
Perry Mason
Heckle-Jeckie
Waterfront
Cart
Careus
Oh Susannah
News
Have Gun
Kamar
Hitchcock
Philharmonic
Miss Brooks
Pope’s
Phil Silvers
Jules Rivlin
Lux Plyhse
Our Gang
M'krs
Theater
Jack Gleason
Cath
Small World
Century
Giobs
Ural Roberts
Jack Benny
Wilcox Ritha Sullivan
Perspective
TV Guide Friday Tonight Schedule of Classic Films
The guide lists multiple airings including The Golden Fleecing with Lew Ayres and Rita Johnson, Leave Her to Heaven with Gene Tierney and Cornel Wilde, Fort Apache with Henry Fonda, and several other titles such as Stranger on the Road, The Story of Alexander Graham Bell, and more. Times span afternoon to late night with both dramas and mysteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Ayres
Rita Johnson
Gene Tierney
Cornel Wilde
Fort Apache
Tolin Wayne
Henry Fonda
Angelica Hauff
Alexandre Carlos
Alexander G. Bell
Don Ameche
Loretta Young
Ronald Coleman
Toledo Man Seeks Ballot Initiative For Lottery
Columbus officials report that a Toledo man submitted a check to fund petitions to place a charitable lottery measure on the ballot. The action follows state procedures as the secretary of state reviews petition backing and funding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Funeral Rites Arranged for Rev John Wesley Orr
Arrangements are set for the funeral of the Rev. John Wesley Orr retired Methodist minister who died Wednesday in White Cross Hospital Columbus after five weeks as a patient. He leaves a large family including wife Mattie Johnson Orr two daughters Grace Orr Ruth Hopkins and four sons John Charles Ralph Paul plus 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Morgan Memorial Methodist Church Columbus with burial in Forest Lawn cemetery Woodyard funeral home in charge.
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Logan
John Wesley Orr
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Green Township
Orr
Logan High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
William C
Margaret Snyder Orr
Buchte
Haydenville
Obetz
Mattie Johnson Orr
Grace Orr
Nelsonville
Ruth Hopkins
John
Charles Orr
Ralph
Granville
Paul
Greenfield
Anna Harrington
Wisconsin
Addie Brooks
Sanford, Fla
Minnie Hall
Houston
Morgan Memorial Methodist Church
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Woodyard Funeral Home
J R Orn Dies At 89 In Ohio County
John Robey Orn 89 died at 1 20 p m Thursday at Hocking Valley Nursing Home South Perry run by son Oliver and daughter in law after a long illness He was a lifelong Hocking County resident born in Green Township son of Oliver and Mary Woltz Orn He leaves a daughter Mae Snyder Alliance and nine grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Saturday at Leonard Funeral Home with burial at Smith s Chapel Cemetery
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Logan
John Robey Orn
Hocking Valley
South Perry
Oliver Orn
Mr. Orn
Hocking County
Green Township
Oliver
Mary Woltzorn
Mae Snyder
Alliance
Leonard Funeral Home
Srevices
Smith’s Chapel Cemetery
Young Driver Cited After Minor Logan Collision
Patricia Miller of Logan Route 4, 19, was cited for failing to stop within an assured clear distance after her vehicle rear ended Edwin M. Rutgers Logan service director at Routes 33 and 664. She faces arraignment Saturday night before Mayor Francis Myers. Also cited for reckless operation was Robert P. Swaim, 21, after a red light run at Culver and Hunter and speeding on Zanesville Ave and Vine St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Patricia Miller
Miller
Edwin M. Rutgers
Francis Myers
Robert P. Swaim
Swaim
Culver
Hunter Sts
Zanesville Ave
Vine St
Lancaster Man Freed After Posting Bond
Logan Paul A Huffman 18 of Lancaster was released from Hocking County jail after posting 100 bond. He had been held since Tuesday after appearing in County Court and was arraigned on breaking and entering tied to the Oren Jeffries cabin burglary on Cola Valley road November 18. He pleaded guilty and was held to the grand jury under 100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul A. Huffman
Lancaster
Hocking
Huffman
Oren Jeffries
Cola Valley Road
Toledo man seeks Ohio lottery change despite charter ban
Richard Conn of Toledo mailed a certified check for 462.50 to Brown as part of a bid to alter the Ohio Constitution which bans all lotteries including those for charity or personal gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Conn
Toledo
Brown
Ohio
Logan Sigma Phis Plan HolidayStyle Show and Bazaar
Sigma Phis meet at Lake Logan to plan a December 5 Holiday Style Show and Cocktail Party at the Izaak Walton Clubhouse with ticket sales, plus a December 12 Christmas bazaar at Ohio Power Co auditorium. Articles include decorations candles gifts homemade cookies and candy. Deadline Dec 11. A rushing party followed with bingo and buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton
Lake Logan
Ohio Power Co
Eugene Johnson
Harold Brown
Ralph Courter
Bear Run Farm Bureau Council Holds November Meeting
Twenty one members and a guest attended at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Daubenmier. Women’s Committee reported a countywide meeting on Dec. 19 at Mrs. Shaw’s home. all county Farm Bureau and council women invited. Members donated to CARE and planned a Christmas food basket for a needy family. Roy Heidlebaugh led “A Look at Ourselves” with Mrs. Shaw and Hocking County director among participants. December session to be at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers with potluck and gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Run Farm Bureau Council
Harold Daubenmier
Paul Shaw
Shaw
County Farm Bureau and Council
Roy Heidlebaugh
Hocking County Organization
Carl Myers
Eastern Deanery to Join Open Diocesan Council Event
The Eastern Deanery and the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women will participate in an open deanery event to discuss outreach programs and community service initiatives. Attendees include local church leaders and parish volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Ryan of
Lancaster
Eastern
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Nostri Libri League CCL Holds November Meeting
Nostri Libri League CCL met at Mrs. Joe Wilkinson’s home with ten members present. New member Mrs. George Meadows was welcomed. Mrs. Harry V. Mack introduced Mrs. D S Dunkle who spoke on Spiritual Development of Our Children. An acknowledgment from the Hocking County American Cancer Society was read for a gift in memory of Miss Eleanor Lee. The Christmas dinner will be December 22 at Brandt's Mecca Room with a gift exchange and a cookies and food drive for needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nostri Libri League CCL
Joe Wilkinson
George Meadows
Harry V. Mack
League
D. S. Dunkle
Hocking County
American Cancer Society
Eleanor Lee
Brandt
Mecca
Abraham Lincoln Gift Sparks 1864 Baker University Building
Baker University in Baldwin Kansas received a $100 donation from Abraham Lincoln in 1864 for campus construction. The gift aided erecting a building on the college grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
Baldwin
Kan
Abraham Lincoln
Lie Detector Backed Two Juveniles In Theft Case
Two Washington Township youths aged 14 and 16 admitted breaking into Frank Ricketts Sr. on June 24 but denied taking all items listed. Testimony supported by a lie detector upheld their claim they did not possess everything stolen, valued about 800 dollars, with items allegedly hidden in nearby woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Washington Township
Frank Ricketts Sr
Logan Route 1
Ricketts
Local churches schedule Sunday services and youth programs
Logan First EUB led by D. S. Dunkle with services at 9 a.m. and 10 15 a.m. Youth fellowship at 6 p.m. and evening sermon at 7 30 p.m. Saturday religious events include women's society dinner. Nazarene and Union Furnace EUB follow with multiple sermons and youth activities. Union-Furnace and Zion branches list worship times, choirs, and meetings through midweek. Haydenville and Buchtel report Sunday schools, worship, and choir details, while Murray City lists services and prayer sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eub
D. S. Dunkle
Matthew
All Circles of Women's Service Society
Mid-East
Church of the Nazarene
Roy J. Klingler
NYPS
Union Furnace
Paul A. Sellers
Young People's Meeting
WSWS
Zion—Sunday School
UNION
Haydenville
Carl Wetherell
Youths Placed on Probation in Juvenile Court
Johnson said tests showed the boys were telling the truth. They appeared in Juvenile Court on Wednesday and were placed on probation. They must make restitution when able to work, unless the stolen articles are recovered in the meantime.
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Charles W. Rutter
Carroll Mace
Donald Ogg
Virgil A. Richards
Wilbur C. Bray
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Mollie Grove
Richard Darby
Bill Ervin
William E. Grove
Floyd Hiles
Emery Olsafsky
Frank McMurty
Robert Dubel
Logan Daily News
Jerry M. Connor
Donald Sinnott
Leland Connor
John T. Craig
General Electric
Hal D. Brown
John F. Mack
Keynes Bros
John L. Wilkinson
Mike Bycofski
Logan Pottery Co
Roger Williams
Godman Shoe Co
Larry W. Casto
Cussins
Fearn George Maxwel
Freda Stimson
Ralph Stiverson
Herbert E. Ludlow
Virginia M. Oblinger
Ruth E. Haney
Joe Breeze
Robert Bateman
Eolene Ellinger
Donald Ellinger
Rhea Bangert Brown
Martha Parons
Wallace V. Beck
Gladys Neff
Rolland Starr
Harry Nill
Ralph C. Boss
Edward Nelson
Floyd B. Pierson
Julia Shaw
Harley St. Clair
F. W. Blume
Harold K. Stephenson
Veda Backus
James J. O'Donnell
Gerald Hampshire
Rose Weiland
Myrna Angle
Janet Foltz
Edwin C. Johnston
Vivian Ruffner
Harold
R. Smith
Grace Harsh
R. F. Bailey
H. M. Boocks
J. W. Doering
James McLain
Harriette Davis
Merl Primmer
Charles Eaton Jr
C. S. Matheny
M. B. Haney
Russell Montgomery
John Connor
Charles Achauer
Jacob Keller
C. Wayne Snyder
Herman Leonard
Jerry Nixon
Ronald Wollery
Russell Fitzgerald
Genevieve Wilson
William Taylor
Arlis Hiles
Marvin Smart
Dave Gierhart
David Davis
Ed Dalton
Rockbridge
Wbns-Tv
CBS
Lawr
Welk
Gene
Parky
Holly
Pastor
Art Carney
Sacred Heart
Christophers
Loneanger
Porky
Maverick
Lawman
Inside
Colt
OSA
Charlie Chan
Lex Mayer
Wlw-C
Farm News
NBC News
Jack Paar
Weath
RFC Cols
Salty Flowers
Perry Come
Dean Martin
C. Cist. Scien
Bish
Sheen
Kaleidoscope
Theat
MGM
N' West Pass
Cadie Taber
Steve Allen
Bar 4 Corral
Chevy Show
Ramar
Gia Cp Thea
Clark Gable
Wchs-Tv
Charleston
Joan Daly
Alice
Rin Jin Tin
Bishop Pike
Whtn-Tv
Huntington
Gun Plynse
WSU Mighty Wise
Frontier
Victor Borge
TV Movie Guide
Olivia DeHavilland
George Brent
Jane Wyman
Ed Everette Horton
Monte Hale
Adrian Booth
Ralph Bellamy
Margaret Lindsay
Craig
Rosalind Russell
Thomas Mitchell
Gary Coooper
Jane Wyatt
Humphrey Bogart
Eleanor Parker
Raymond Massey
James Dunn
Sheila Ryan
Wolfman
Claude Hains
Glenda Farrell
Ben Lyon
Mary Jones
Guy Kiebee
Aliene MacMaron
Constance Bennett
Jeff Lynn
Louisiana Territory
Greer Garson
Laurence Olivier
Air Force
John Garfield
Faye Emerson
Charles Coburn
Anne Shirley
Emile Zola
Paul Muni
George Montgomery
Tyrone Power
Betty Grable
Pastor Orr
J.R. Orn
Patrol
Chalmer Lovdahl
Monmouth
Nature
Illinois
Sigma Phis
Sigma Phi Gamma_ sorority
Margene McWilliams
Crooksville
Council
Robert Voe Chhrsse Cobb
CCL
George Johnson
Rhea Bangert
London
Logan Churches
Athens
THE
Athens Messenger
Als
T Wilderness
Sonic Thunder
NG Ets
Jules Vernes
Boot Hill
Ae Us
Jeann Simmons
Dark Dan Cheruhy
Rhonda Floating
Efrem Zimbalist
Lincoln
LMDA
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N. Court Street
Athens, Ohio
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