Red Cross seeks blood donors in Hocking County event
The Hocking County Red Cross chapter launched a walk-in donor appeal with a 150 pint goal for a blood drive at the First EUB Church educational unit. About 108 people sought appointments and 40 hail from Natco plants Haydenville and The Diamond. Local donors include 17 from Hocking Honor Camp. Walk-ins welcome after noon from 10 am to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Red Cross Chapter
Mary Thompson
Thompson
Haydenville
Diamond
Hocking
EUB
Red Cross
Columbus
Chauncey Garden Club Installs New Officers
Chauncey residents gather as The Chauncey Garden Club installs officers for the new year led by president Mrs Eric Bridgewater. Officers include first vice president Mrs Carol Tippett second vice president Mrs Jack Ley secretary Mrs Roger Boling and treasurer Mrs Charles Pendergrass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Garden Club
Chauncey
Eric Bridgewater
Roy Fendergrass
Pendergrass
Bridgewater
Carol Tippett
Jack Ley
Roger Boling
Charles Pendergrass
Mra
Dow Bridgewater
Roy Pendergrass
L. Darst
John Ley
Ways and Means
Phillip McNaughton
Charlies Pendergrass
Scrapbook Co
Ariene Lester
Carolyn Blackford
Logan 60th Birthday Dinner and Club Notes
The Saturday Club marked its 60th anniversary with a dinner on Thursday at the Presbyterian Church. Fifty year members were honored, with pink roses as the club flower, and the evening moved to Westminster House for vocal solos and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Schedule Set for School Health Visits
Logan Hocking County health nurses announced school visits by Miss Nell Nutt and Mrs Esta Smith to immunize first and second graders and booster third and sixth graders. Nutt will visit St John’s parochial and Central Elementary then West, Green, Marion, West Logan, and East Elementary in October. Smith will visit Carlon Hill Webb Summit Gore Ilesboro, Murray City Union Furnace in October. Whitaker will cover Enterprise South Bloomingville Laurelville Gibisonville Rockbridge in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Gibisonville
Rockbridge
First Aid Station Aided 27 At County Fair
Hocking County Red Cross chapter detailed fair activities led by Mary Thompson. Volunteers provided first aid to 27 persons over four days at a station beneath the grandstand. Dr F W Blume and Larry Holzapfel chaired, with a large volunteer team and a field station open daily 9 am to 11 pm.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Red Cross
Mary Thompson
Larry Holzapfel
First Aid
Karlene Schubert
John Ward
Gene McClandish
McClandlish
Ward
Shhubert
Julia Shaw
Loren Schorr
Vivian Thompson
F. W Blume
Charles Eaton
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Harley St. Clair
Joseph Gabriel
Mia
Vera Johnson
Emma Belle Keplar
Bill Mack
J. W. Doering
Funeral services held for Frederick Vollmer
Funeral services for Frederick M. Vollmer, 39, who died last Wednesday at his Haydenville home, were conducted at the Haydenville Methodist Church at 2 pm Saturday with Rev. Clyde H. Bachus presiding. Music by Dorothy McQuade and Delorehman, organ by Herbert Moore. Pallbearers Clifton Bond, Roger Moore, James Moore, Paul Lehman, Raymond Stover, Charles Fick. Burial in Smith's Chapel Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service.
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LOGAN
Frederick M. Volmer
Haydenville
Haydenville Methodist Church
Clyde H. Bachus
Dorothy McQuade
Deloreshman
Herbert Moore
Clifton Bond
Roger Moore
James Moore
Paul Lehman
Raymond Stover
Charles Fick
Smith’s Chapel
Leonard
Logan Soldier Joins Tokyo Army Hospital Staff
Cpl. H. E. Barton, 23, has joined Tokyo Army Hospital in Japan after arriving overseas in August 1953. He previously served at Camp Eta Jima with the 8098th Army Unit. Barton first entered the Army in 1948. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Tolliver, live in Logan.
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Logan
Cpl
H. E. Barton
Tokyo Army Hospital
Japan
Barton
Camp Eta Jima
8098Th
R. Tolliver
Logan Personals Vacation Trips for Several Residents
Mrs. Carl Harsh left Sunday for a two week vacation with friends in Indiana and at Springfield and Dayton. Roger Humphrey left Columbus by plane for a two day stay in Rochester New York as a guest of Eastman Kodak Co. Mr and Mrs Dallas Worthman spent Friday in Worthington visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Harsh
Indiano
Springfield
Dayton
Roger Humphrey
Columbus
Rochester
N. Y
Eastman Kodak Co
Dallas Worthman
Worthington
Land Transfers in Hocking County Weekly Update
Multiple parcels change hands in Hocking County including Logan and Falls Townships. Ourses transfer Lot 2 Section 34 Marion Township to the Rowers. Gorsuchs to Newells. Ringhisers to Daltons. Bell and Beil to Geils. Guess to Ruffs. Judy to Logan Clay Products Co. and related city lots. Additional transfers involve Gastin to Camp. Richards to Keister. Edwards to Turner. Ogie to Ogie. Jaye to Miller. Hamill to Sayers and Savers and Harden to Rutters and Schultzes within Logan city and surrounding townships.
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Logan
Hubert Ours
Helen Marie Ours
Robert P. Rower
Mary Rower
Marion
Frank L. Gorsitch
Mary M. Gorsuch
Franklin Pierce Newell
Alvis V. Newell
Logan Eliza R. Ringhiser
Oleano F. Ringhiser
Paul Dalton
Leota Dalton
Good Hope
Oliver D. Bell
Mabel E. Beil
Harland Geil
Rebecca
Marriage License for Snyder and McAfee
Charles E. Snyder, 23, machinist of Lancaster Route 4, and Nita Carol McAfee, 23, waitress of Rockbridge Route 2, obtained a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles E. Snyder
Lancaster
Nita Carol McAfee
Rockbridge
State Fire Marshal Speaks at Rotary Meet
State Fire Marshal Charlies Scott spoke at a Logan Rotary program during Fire Prevention Week. He urged more fire safety measures, noted schools lack fire prevention courses, and cited Logan’s poor insurance rate due to outdated equipment. He highlighted needs for modern gear, full-time staff, and a building code.
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Rotary Meet
Ing
Pon i
The
Logan Rotary
Charlies Scott
Dayton Schultheis
Scott
Chicago
Logan
Union Furnace
Miller's Chapel Grange
Richard Anderson
Nelsonville Rotary Club
Hocking farm Group Names Six Directors
The Hocking County Agricultural Society elected six new directors for three year terms Otto Shaw Kenneth Iles Bery Tucker Dan Delong and Clarence Skinner Also Mary Mack Ross was chosen for one year to fill a resigned seat A total of 157 members with tickets voted The remaining directors include Marion Beery Robert Pontious Mrs Margaret Primmer Harry Blume and others Terms run into 1955 1956 An organization meeting will be held later to name officers.
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Otto Shaw
Kenneth Iles
Bery Tucker
Dan Delong
Clarence Skinner
Mack Ross
Marion Beery
Robert Pontious
Margaret Primmer
Harry Blume
Orlandeth Lehman
Karl Hartmann
Vernie Stahr
Hospital Notes Itemizes Local Births and Discharges
Hocking Valley Hospital notes list births for several families including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yates in Mc Arthur a daughter Mrs. Florabell Castile and the late Eugene Castle in Creola a daughter Mr. and Mrs. James Gault in Logan a daughter. Discharges include Timmy Ellis in Logan and Mrs. Conrad Blankenship in Logan and son along with several other residents noted by town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Yates
McArthur
Florabell Castile
Eugene Castle
Creola
James Gault
Logan
Timmy Ellis
Conrad Blankenship
Bertram Green
William Fink
Clint Wyatt
Murray City Social Notes Record Weekend Visitors
Murray City locals report multiple weekend visitors and travelers. Families from Columbus Nelsonville Grand Rapids and Barberton visited or hosted relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Dwight Martin Mrs Blanche Auflick Joe May Joan McCarty Ruth Ann and Jimmy Mason and others with extended stays and return trips to Dover and Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Potle
Robert Martin
Dover
Dwight Martin
Blanche Auflick
Nelsonville
Jack May
Claudet
Robert McCarty
Joan
Duane Martin
Columbus
Daisy Thompson
Triphene Morrison
Ramona Palmer
Richard Johnson
Ralph Johnson
Clare
Mich
Halstead Johnson
Andy Mason
Ruth Ann
Jimmy
Cleveland
Anne Anders
Kitty Kelly
Barberton
Louella Buntin
Vaughn Collins
Logan
Helen Mason
Harold Potts
Hamilton
Mary Potts
Potts
Dave Lloyd
John Bryan
Bryan's
Elizabeth Salyers
Louis Sabo
Richard Duffy
Betty Sabo
R. E. Kruger
Howard Craft
Ted Nixon
Randy Lee
Lester Sorrell
Lester Allen
James Smith
Sondra Lynn
Lorna Thompson
Lena Campbell
Rolyn
Helen
Charles Kozik
Helen Rowland
Jean Thomas
Elena
Johnnie Moody
Glouster
Harold Sorrelis
6th Birthday Celebrated by Mrs. Herman Leslie
CHAUNCEY Mrs. Herman Leslie entertained with a party for her daughter Linda's fifth birthday. Guests included Connie Perry, Carolyn Bowman, Mary Lou Tippett, Mike Ley, Bobby Ley, Stevie Hamer, Lois Ann Blackford, and many more. Prizes, balloons, lollipops, cake and drinks were provided. Patty and Betty Tavan assisted as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Herman Leslie
Linda
Connie Perry
Carolyn Bowman
Mary Lou Tippett
Mike
Bobby Ley
Stevie Hamer
Lois Ann Blackford
Glen and Lee Bridgewater
Marilyn Dew
Lucinda Dowler
Danny Wallace
Cathy Courtney
Lesle Ann Johnson
Vicki Baker
Pam Nicholson
Jeff Lenigar
Paul
David Kostival
Debbie Leiber
Terry Gruttemeyer
Eddie Bowe
Mickey Shields
Kay Reynolds
Patty
Betty Tavan
Shauncey Personals Note Local Visits and Visits
Mr and Mrs C M King Ath ens were Sunday visitors their son and daughter in law Joe King of Crookenville Jenny King joined them at Millfield and visited with Clarence Sanders Dr and Mr C N Sanders hosted Hazel Lahugh of Columbus Marty Lee McDaniel of Port Clinton, granddaughter of H O McDaniel, attending Ohio University Millfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. King
Athens
Joe King
Crookenville
Jenny King
Millfield
Clarence Sanders
C. N. Sanders
Hazel Lahugh
Columbus
Don Hemrick
Debbie Corning
Henry Heffkin
H. O. McDan
Point Middleport Students Enrolled at Morris Harvey College
Area residents enrolled for the fall semester include Mrs. Dick Allen of Twenty-seventh Street Point Pleasant and Don R. Davis son of Don W. Davis of 276 Rutland Street Middleport.
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Point Pleasant
Middleport
Morris Harvey College
Charleston
Dick Allen
Don RB. Davis
Don W. Davis
Rutland St
Social News Notes From Union Furnace and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Charles Clark attended the Apple Festival in Jackson. Mr and Mrs Earl Anthony of Columbus spent their vacation with Mr and Mrs Earl Loomis. Mr and Mrs Tom Stewart visited recently in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Ross Steele and family visited Paul and Wendell Brown of Ewington. Mr and Mrs Bill Stewart and son Pat of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Tom Stewart. Mr and Mrs Dan Jones spent a few days in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Addison Frey of Logan and Mrs Charles Clark spent an evening with Mr and Mrs Dan Jones. Miss Mary Lou Carr of Columbus spending a few days with her mother Mrs Ester Carr and grandmother Mrs Susie Lindsey. Mr and Mrs Harold Powell and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Booth of Corning. Mrs Goldie Hartley and Mrs Cora Ross of Lancaster spent a day with Mrs Millie King. Mr and Mrs Charles Starr and daughter Sharon of Logan spent a day with Mr and Mrs Clifford Courter. Mr and Mrs Harold Powell and family were visitors in Columbus.
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Union Furnace
Charles Clark
Jackson
Earl Anthony
Columbus
Earl Loomis
Tom Stewart
Ross Steele
Paul and
Wendell Brown
Ewington
Bill Stewart
Pat
Dan Jones
Addison Frey
Logan
Mary Lou Carr
Ester Carr
Susie Lindsey
Harold Powell
John Booth
Corning
Goldie Hartley
Cora Ross
Lancaster
Millie King
Charles Starr
Sharon
Clifford Courter
Local Guests And Moves In Cheshire Community
Cheshire residents hosted and visited families over recent days. Guests included J F Sayre and Kenneth from Pa and Elmer Hern of Addison with Mrs Silliman who is related to Mrs Hern. Robert Shoemaker of Washington DC stayed with his mother Mrs E Shoemaker. Effie Shuler moved into Dana Gatewood’s Hobson house. Alberta and Jean Reynolds visited their parents Mr and Mrs L J Reynolds. John Borock moved into Leona Rice’s house. Walter White and his wife visited Mrs Whites parents Orvie Barnett and family.
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Cheshire
B. L. Hern
J. F Sayre
Kenneth
Florefte
Bessie McCarty
Elmer Hern
Addison
Oakle Silliman
Poca
W. Va
Silliman
Hern
Robert Shoemaker
Washington, D.C
E. Shoemaker
Effie Shuler
Dana Gatewood
Hobson
Rufus Sig
Alberta
Jean Reynolds
L. J. Reynolds
John Borock
Leona Rice
Walter D White
Whites
Orvie Barnett
Birth of Roger Allen Hamer announced in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Jack Hamer announce the birth of a son Roger Allen on September 23 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs Faye Hamer Athens and Mr and Mrs Andrew Jackson Chauncey. The Hamers also have a six year old son Stephen.
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Chauncey
Jack Hamer
Roger Allen
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Faye Hamer
Athens
Andrew Jackson
Hamers
Stephen
Needle Club Meeting At Mrs Brook's Millfield Home
Mrs Guy Brook will host the Millfield Needle Club meeting at her home this evening. The gathering follows the usual crafts and social time as members share projects and tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
Chauncey
Guy Brookins
Millfield
Chauncey Dover Band Performs Pre Game and Halftime Show
The Chauncey Dover Band directed by Miss Kathryn McCoy entered the south end of the football field for a precision pre game routine to America on Parade and played the Star Spangled Banner as the flag rose. For halftime they formed left field, staged a fanfare, marched by ranks, pivoted, and performed dance steps to Forcaster March, Melancholy Me, and Business in B Flat before closing with the Alma Mater.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Dover
Kathryn McCoy
America
Forcaster
Mrs Primmer Rites Planned in Hocking County
Carrie May Steele Primmer, 61, died at 3 pm Monday at her son Clarence Primmer’s home near Lesboro after months of ill health. A native of Mt. Pleasant she lived in Hocking County all her life. Survived by son Roy Primmer and daughter Mrs Gerald Rhein scheid in England with her Air Force husband. Six grandchildren. Friends may call Heinlein funeral home until 2 pm Thursday when Rev. Lewis Buell will officiate. Burial Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
Taylor Ridge social notes and local visits spread wide
Columbus visitors Don Hattaway and family spent a weekend with Mrs Hattaway’s parents the Shifflets. Many relatives attended Taylor Ridge Church homecoming including Willeke family from Baltimore and Greens Run residents. Local births announced include Curtis Eugene Coey September 28 with James Edward as another son.
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Taylor Ridge
Don Hattaway
Columbus
Hattaway
Theodore Shifflet
Dwight Smith
Elton Pedicord
Ferndale
Travis Chesser
Wilbur
Dariene
Sirah
Coey
James Edward
James Coey
Amos Withem
Mary Thomas
Glouster
John Williame
Ronald Smith
Ohio University
Edward Smith
Robert Bryan
George Hertet
Bert Judson
Albert Herbst
Dayton
William Blair
Rendville
KR. G. Wheeler
Nelsonville
Herman Brugh
Herman
Henry
M Ly
Zanesville
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
Harvey Willeke
Baltimore
Ohio
Helen Willeke
Jessie Chalfant
Glen Chalfant
Trimble
Fred Leeke
Thelma Mambaugh
Freda Simons
Betty Russel
Greens Run
W. J. Golding
Clara Golding
Emma Heffkin
Giouster
Miles Easler
Bishopville
Guy Broykins
Chauncey
Darwood Jewell
Mary
Helen
Bernice Lowery
Albert Love
Georgia Barnes
Edward Moore and
Paul
Oakdale
Elizabeth Robinett
Olive Brookins
Millfield
Fred Heffkin
John Antle
Jacksonville
Robert Hanning
Gilcuster
John Smith
John Williams
Dennie Bradfield
Cleveland
G. Wheeller
Hershel McClelland
Patient Returns Home After Columbus Accident
Mrs. Ernest Aurand and N. Culver Sr. were taken by ambulance Monday to their home after a Columbus accident on the way to a western vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ernest Aurand, N. Culver Sr
Columbus
Fire damage reported at Blossers Restaurant
Firemen were called to Blossers Restaurant Monday morning to extinguish a blaze in an exhaust fan. Minor damage was listed, with city firefighters responding to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Blossers Restaurant
Kirkpatrick Committed To Lima
Donald Kirkpatrick faces an aut o larceny count as he is moved from county jail to await trial in Lima. The defense cites mental illness from a 1946 brain injury while prosecutors present evidence tied to the wife Mere Kirkpatrick's death and the husband’s confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Waa
St. Claireville
Donald
Bushong
John HT. Elias
George Bateman
Marie Pincelli
Kirkpatrick
Millfield
Eakt
Mra Husesell
Mere H Kirkpatrick
Mere Kirkpatrick
Gordon Gray
O F Rowland
William Flowland
Joel Draper
Shumaker
Birthday Party Honors Eight Year Old Calvin Biddie
A Rutland birthday party celebrated Calvin Biddie’s eighth birthday hosted by his parents the Rev Mr and Mrs Biddie. Guests included Billy Hill Alien Miller Carla Miller Nancy Delaney Marvie Foley David Grate Karen Thames Blaine Turner Brenda Turner Jonnie Grate Giles Coy Rusty Little Junior Bramon Billy Wyatt Allen Biddie Jimmey Finker and Mr Wayne Turner with Methodist Church Married Couples Class. New officers named for the group include Mrs Harold P Langfeitt as president Claude Delaney vice president Mrs William Clark secretary treasurer and Elizabeth Delaney assistant secretary treasurer. Next meeting slated October 25 at Mrs William Clark’s home with Marilyn Turner entertaining. Potluck refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Calvin Biddie
Mia Biddie
Billy Hill
Alien
Carla Miller
Nancy Delaney
Marvie Foley
David Grate
Karen Thames
Blaine
Brenda Turner
Jonnie Grate
Giles Coy
Rusty Little
Junior Bramon
Billy Wyatt
Allen Biddie
Jimmey Fink
Wayne Turner
Methodist Church
Harold P Langfeitt
Carl Denison
Mildred Pierce
Robert Linter
Warne ‘Turner
Betty Siders
Lois Clark
Claude Delaney
Wa Turner
Harold Pitt
Cle
Lions To Dine Chauncey Dinner Meeting
The Lions Club schedules a dinner meeting on Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the Parish House. The event aims to discuss club activities and community service plans with members attending Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Chauncey
Lions Club
Amesville Forms New Scout Troop In Church Ceremony
A new Amesville Boy Scout troop is formed with charter presented by Dr C A Randall. Don Easier as scout master and William Ziegler as assistant, at Amesville Presbyterian Church with leaders and parents present. Tenderfoot investiture led by Weslly Mollieter. 12 plus boys join, pledges and regalia shared. community leaders and mothers hosted refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arneeville
eRhartey
Amesville
Armenville Predhyterian Church
Don Easier
William Zievier
Saeeiatant
Charles Mc.Alee
W P Clears
Kasier
J Mervin Hees
Thomas & Clark
R. B Vaughan
Albert Geriner
Weslly Mollieter
Posten
Dow
William Ziegler
Boy Scouts i
David Kasier
Denny Kaster
Richard Faughen
David Gilchrist
Wiliam Potter
Dean Antie
Richart Dean
Larry Dean
Gary Dean
Hariee Gardner
James Sparetnes
Févard Cunningham
Larry Morris
Rules Listed for State Forest Fire Restrictions
FR J Lind district forester announced new restrictions for the Strouds Run area of Athens State Forest banning open fires due to heavy weed growth. Written permission is required to kindle any fire and smokers are urged to crush or extinguish cigarettes in mineral soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strouds Run
FR J Lind
Ohio
Patrol Lists 2 Accidents On Route T1 North
State Highway Patrol reported two linked crashes on Route T1 north of Haydenville between Haydenville and Logan. At 9 15 pm Gien Bell 16 Plains skidded and left the road suffering a head hand abrasion. seconds later Robert Hatfield slowed at the scene and Forrest Spencer rear ended Hatfield's car. Spencer was cited to appear before Logan Mayor Joseph Phillips for following without the assured clear distance ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Logan
State Highway Patrol
Gien Bell
Plains
Bell
Robert Hatfield
Nelsonville
Hatfield
Forrest Spencer
Carbon Hill
Spencer
Joseph Phillips
Weekend Guests Visit Area Families and Funeral Services Held
Weekend visitors include Guy Barrows and family from Zanesville, Raymond Davis and family from Piketon, Charlie Simmel from Logan, Junior Taylor and child from New Plymouth Route, and Anne Davis from Nelsonville. Dinner guests of Allison and Barber families include Howard Cly from Columbus and Granville Crow with daughter Jacqueline. Edith Pollock funeral held with Donna Gilkerson as soloist and pallbearers Burley Long et al. Rev W M Brown led service with Rev Ray Pidcock assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
John Stanley
Guy Barrows
Zanesville
Raymond Davis
Piketon
Mesa Charlies Simmel
Lagan
Junior Taylor
New Plymouth
Anne Davis
Nelsonville
Sarah Johnson
Barberton
Allison
Howard Cly
Columbus
Granville Crow
Jacqueline
Gertie Evans
Glee Lucas
Wellaton
George Barber
Jack Hankison
Dayton
James Evans
M. Dunlap
Howard Pillock
Gay Adama
Edith Pollock
Donna Gilkerson
Burley Long
Oscar Prater
Ralph Arnold
Oscar Chaney
Dwight Scott
Dwight Clark
W. M. Brown
Ray Pidcock
Electrical Equipment Display Set in Athens by Line Material Co
The Line Material Co. will showcase a mobile showroom in front of the OU Engineering Building in Athens for two days from 10 am. The exhibit features a unique enclosed track as a display case and a 2 kilowatt three phase switch frame mounted for demonstrations. Special ice houses and gas burners illustrate silicon grease sealing rings and their operating range from minus 1 to 10 degrees Fahrenheit. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line Material Co
Athens
OU Engineering
Local Social News From Danville and Nearby
Ronald Spires and Wesley Barrett traveled to Fort Know Kentucky for physical examinations for induction. John Dyke returned home after a 12 day leave with his parents. Mr and Mrs G I McCormick Kerr visited Mrs McCormick’s mother Mrs Perry Fisher and her sisters Gladys Moran and Duty. Mr and Mrs Arnold Grate Putland visited Mr Grate’s parents Mr and Mrs J Vance Ur and Mrs Charles. May visited Mr May’s parents Mr and Mrs Tom Thorney of Fair Play. Mr and Mrs James Smith welcomed daughter Stella Sue born in September. Mr and Mrs Lemuel Davis Urbana hosted Davis family including Carm and Marion Davis Bancroft WV and Gott family Langsville. Mrs Rita Dyke visited Hewitt family. Rex Shenefield and Mrs Edwin Nelson Upper Salem visited Mrs Shenefield’s parents Mr and Mrs Everett Colwell. Mrs Ada Ogdin was a recent guest of Alice Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ronald Spires
Wesley Barrett
Fort Know
U. & Army
John Dyke
Fie
Gam
G. 1. McCormick
Kerr
Mra
J . Vance Ur
Vrw Charies
Mr. May
Tom Theney
Fair Play
James Smith
Stella Sue
Lemuel Davis
Urbana
Davis
Sanford Davis
Carm
Marion Davis
Bancroft
W. Va
W. Va. and Mr and Mra Gott
Langsville
Rita Dyke
Hewitt
Rex Shenefield
Edwin Nelson
Upper
Salem
Shenefield
Everett Colwell
Mraida Ogdin
Alice Smith
Grand Jury Load Heavy As October Term Opens
Logan term records show April adjourned sine die and all undispensed cases moved to October. Grand jury expected to be heavy with nearly 20 cases including two homicide charges. Robert L Downs and Arthur L Sisco linked to an arson and a killing. Sisco alleged to have robbed the victim. A lie detector test indicated Sisco guilty on the slaying charge. Other defendants face lesser charges such as larceny and arson. Names of 15 grand jurors and 30 petit jurors were drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L Downs
Rockbridge
Arthur L. Sisco
Downs
Junk
Sisco
Mist Keyes
Woraner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross Unit
Natco Corporation
Natcoworkers
Richard Lavey
Russel Berlin
Alice White
D. A. Rannels
Minnie Moore
Wilhelmine Deissle
Westminster House
Ralph Poston
Amos Potts
S. C Bright
Stantond Pond
Hester Lee White
George C Shaw
Eugene Brown
Charles Notestone
Earl Schottke
Margaret Gillilan
G. C. Hengst
Albert Leonard
Sam Erbaugh
Dean Collison
John Underwood
Alice Steinman
Marion Allen
Virgil Harmon
Ben Ross
Zoa Blosser
Amy Easterling
Ruth Eesterling
Anthony Toerner
Walter Lavey
Bernard McClain
James Barker
John Krieg
Mary Blasius
Mayme Wellman
Fannie Pierce, Pierce
Mary Pierce
Margaret Lutz
Cora Brown
John Wellman
E M. Martin
Ed Godfrey
Frank Ackers
J. W. Woodward
Joe Case
Lan Brown
Harley Meyer
Richard Jones
Ned Gabriel
Virgil Martin
Joe Huddly
Jack Myers
William Knapp
Frederick Vollmer
Hocking Farm Group
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Hocking Valley Hospital
Robert Canan
Columbus Accident
Sandra Lee Donohue
Carla M. Wade
Murray
Mrs. Howard Craft
Shauncey
Lima
State Forest
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