Local Athens man pursues Sacco and Vanzetti film dream
Athens resident Michael Swyers works to spark a motion picture about the Sacco and Vanzetti trial. He has spoken with defense author Michael Musmanno and actors Jose Ferrer and Marlon Brando, hoping to attract a lead and producers for a screen adaptation.
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Dream of Athens
Swyers
Michael A. Musmanno
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Justice Musamanno
Jose Ferrer
Marlon Brande
Logan Society Farm Council Meeting Highlights
Logan Farm Council and Logan-Farm Bureau Council 3 met at Vernon Nixon home on Nickel Plate Road. Officers elected include Harold Klinger chair, Ed Barker discussion leader, Glen Ward secretary, William Winder legislative rep, and Mrs. Wendell Phillips recreational leader. Meetings discussed “Let's Tell the Story of Farming to Our City Friends.” October plans include Halloween dance at Walton Jan clubhouse with music by Bob Holloway.
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Logan
Farm Bureau Council No. 3
Vernon Nixon
Nickel Plate Rd
Harold Klinger
Ed Barker
Glen Ward
William Winder
Wendell Phillips
Beverly Miller
Clarence Skinner
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Lawrence Heber
Don Helber
Jack Skiver
James West
Walton 1
Bob Holloway
Four Drivers Are Fined in Mayor's Court
Four motorists faced penalties in Mayor Francis Myers court on speeding citations. John W. Wood, 18, Nelsonville Route 2. James D. Carpenter, 18, Rockbridge Route 1. Theodore A. Blaney, 24, Lancaster Route 4. and William L. Waugh, Jenville, were fined amounts and costs for speeding or license violations. Melvin L. Blackburn, 38, Nelsonville, and Neal F. Gerhart, 43, Haydenville, were cited to appear for speeding.
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Logan
Francis Myers
John W. Wood
Nelsonville
James D. Carpenter
Rockbridge
Theodore A. Blaney
Lancaster
William L. Waugh
Jenville
Melvin L. Blackburn
Neal F. Gerhart
Hayden,ville
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes
Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list admissions and discharges, church group meeting details, and a fall study on Southeast Asia. The October meeting at Westminster House involved several members and officers, with devotions and Bible study conducted.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
McDaniel Couple Welcome Son Mark Edwin
Mr and Mrs Paul McDaniel announce the birth of a son Mark Edwin on October 5 at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clyde McDaniel Walnut Street and Mr and Mrs C W Brush Eliza both St.
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Nelsonville
Paul McDaniel
Mark Edwin
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Clyde McDaniel
Walnut St
C. W. Brush
Eliza
Dinner Site Changes For Presbyterian Group
Merton Smith Group of the Presbyterian Church met Tuesday evening in the church library in Glouster A pot luck dinner with Mrs Wayne Snyder was held. The original dinner at the Jacksonville church moved to Sunday at noon with Mrs Don Iles leading devotions. Mrs Charles Achauer served as program chairman. Services will be held at Jacksonville in regular hours with refreshments served by a committee including Mrs. ever.
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Hattie Patton
Methodist Church
Edgar van Horn
Ernest Hartman
Edith Blosser
James Blosser
George Ford
Harry Reeves
Edgar Work Group
Westminister House
Earl F. Schottke
Olive B. Neibling
Wayne Whitcraft
Iris Lowry
Russel Mason
Newell Grooms
Minnie L. Bower
A. J. Green
Merton Smith
Presbyterian Church
Glouster
Wayne Snyder
Jack Siding
Sonville
Don Iles
Trimble
Charles Achauer
Gram
Jacksonville
Ever
Women's Auxiliary of
The
Episcopal Church
William Barber
St. John St
Vivian Orwiler
Mary Beckler
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati
Central Expense Fund
Bishop's
Children’s Hospital
Warner
Dorothy Conley
Presbyterian Women’s Association
P. G Oakley
Gus Smith
Cleve Hallett
Mobile X Ray Unit in Nelsonville Finds High Participation
The Ohio Department of Health sponsored mobile X ray screenings in Nelsonville with very satisfactory results. On Oct 5 at Kroger 479 people were X-rayed, Oct 6 at the Dew Hotel 538, Oct 9 at Brooks Shoe Co 206 and at Central School 170. A large group of volunteers aided, with cooperation from the Athens County TB and Health Association and local PTAs.
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Ohio Department of Health
Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Joe B. Davis
Athens County
TB and Health Association
Kroger's
Dew Hotel
Brooks Shoe Co
Central
Central Parents Teachers Association
Raymond McKnight
Mary V. Linscott
Betty Baird
Dorothy Barber
Myrtle Wharton
Bess Neiman
Jean Standall
Jane Stage
Margery Adkins
Nelsonville churches to hold homecoming on Sunday
Nelsonville residents will attend homecoming events at three churches this Sunday. First Methodist hosts registration from 10 to 10:30 a.m. with an afternoon program, Pilgrim Holiness observes rally day for Sunday school, and First Baptist draws attendees from Athens Rendville and Columbus with Rev. A. L. Mason of Bethany Baptist speaking at 3 p.m. Choirs and soloists from Bethany will perform.
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Lola Simpson
Columbus
Esther Chapman
Nelsonville Church Schedule and Sermons Outline
Local faith listings show multiple churches in Nelsonville with service times. First Presbyterian led by John Lloyd Evans holds 9:30 am Sunday school and 10:30 am worship with a sermon titled The World Is a Pawn Shop. Additional churches include Westminster Fellowship, Deanville Chapel, Epiphany, First Methodist, Christian, First Baptist, Pilgrim Holiness, Murray City Evangelical, Mt Zion EUB, Church of the Nazarene Ada Langley Gullett, and the Latter Day Saints with weekly worship, Sunday school, youth activities, and midweek prayer meetings.
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John Lloyd Evans
Kenneth Davis
John Ward
Charles Ryan
Twix
Een Club
Acolyte Guild
First Methodist
F. M. Wentz
Wastor
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Church Workers School
J. A. Long
First Baptist
H. Hughes
Pilgrim Holiness
E. E. Leadingham
Robert Gastin
Murray City
Evangelical United Brethren
Ray Mano
Mt. Zion
Eub
Ray Mann
Church of the Nazarene
Ada
St. Langley Gullett
Young Peoples
Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
D. O. Norris
Zion League
Dugpie
Women's Aid
Roy £. Klingler
Everett Kimball
NYPS
Trinity Lutheran
Paul D. Holtzen
Lynn Rittman
North
Olmstead
Ohio
First Church of Christ
LeRoy S. Haynie
St. Matthew Lutheran
Thomas C. Smallsreed
St. John Lutheran
Thomas C.smallsreed
Hocking Valley Tabernacle
E. V. Baker
United Brethren In Christ
Carbon Hill
Lewis E. Buell
Union Furnace
New Plymouth
Robert W. Farrow
Buchtel
Board of Stewids
Jobs
Elock
Haydenville
Logan Church News and Area Church Schedules
Logan Church News compiles Sunday school times worship services and sermons for numerous denominations and local churches. Listings cover First Evangelical Union of Dobie Nazarene Trinity Lutheran Christ the King and many others with times dates pastors and upcoming events across the week.
Leaf Burning Delay To 4 P.M Is Asked
Logan residents are urged by Fire Chief J Hysell to delay burning fallen leaves until after 4 p m daily. He warns that burning leaves or trash on bituminous streets can soften pavement and cause damage. Residents should place leaves in containers or use incinerators and never leave fires unattended.
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Logan
J. Hysell
Hysell
Logan Set to Stage Sixth Annual Soil Conservation Air Tour
Logan prepares for the sixth annual Soil Conservation Air Tour this Sunday at the Clay Products Co airstrip near Webb's Summit. Organizers promise enough planes and pilots for all riders, with exhibits by Ohio National Guard helicopter and Civil Air Patrol, plus a fire fighting demonstration. Kiwanis will provide meals as tours run 11:30 to 2 and a 50 mile route highlights farms, the Carborundum plant, state park, and a new lake under construction.
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Soil Conservation
Marion Township
Kellersen
Lowrie Farm
Marion
Ohio National Township Guard
Hocking Squadron 1102
Civil Air Patrol
Crooksville
Board of Supervisors
Hocking County
William Bozett
Falls ‘Township
New Carborundum Co
Ray Snider
Fi ‘Township
Williams
van Fossen
Falls Township
Rock House
J. W. Doering
Perry Township
W. E. Benna
Good Hope Township
Henry Brown
Rolland Bailey
Ralph Ma
Smee — Tmce
Hocking County Soil Conservation
Marguerite Kellerman
Josephine Lowrie
Lorn Picker Mishap Is First of Season
Everett Burcham 43 of Logan Route 1 had his left forefinger torn away while clearing a picker in Hocking County. He drove to Hocking Valley Hospital where the first two finger joints were severed and the rest amputated in the emergency room.
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Logan
Hocking County
Everett Burcham
Burcham
Hocking Valley Hospital
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