Idle Pay Claims Down In Hocking Valley Week
Total claims in the Hocking Valley fell to 611 for the week ending Oct 12, a drop of 53 from 663. Logan district saw 53 new and 347 continued claims, Athens County reported 31 initial and 180 continued, with Hocking County totaling 400 claims and Athens 211.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
Homer Schein
Ohio State Employment Service
Hocking County
Athens County
Hock
Ing County
Athens
Grange Backs Logan School Levy With Community Events
Grange No. 2629 endorsed Logan city 11.5 mill school operating levy at a Monday meeting. Plans include a fish and ham supper open to the public and gifts for the American Red Cross Christmas store. Next meeting is Oct 28 at 7:30 pm. Lois Stahr to lead a Halloween masquerade with penalties for unmasked attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Antioch Grange
Logan City
American Red Cross
Lois Stahr
Squaw Club Holds Meeting in Pocahontas Hall
Seventeen members and four guests attended the Squaw Club meeting in Pocahontas Hall with Mrs. Irene Sheets as hostess. Prizes went to Mrs. Libbie Palmer, Mrs. Ella Watkins, Mrs. Gertie Waldron, and Miss Charlotte Blake. Guests included Mrs. Ethel Dennis, Mrs. Roberta Coakley and children Todd and John. Next meeting will be at the hall with past president Mrs. Vernie Congreve as hostess.
Bowlby West Wedding Plans Made
Mr and Mrs Valley Bowlby Logan Route 2 announce the engagement of their daughter Karolyn Sue to Thomas E West son of Mr and Mrs Ralph West. Karolyn is a 1962 Logan High School graduate and works at Farmers and Merchants Bank. Thomas is a 1961 Logan graduate and is assistant manager at Campbell's Sohio Service Station. The wedding is set for November 17 at 2 p.m. in First EUB Church with Rev D S Dunkle officiating.
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Logan
Valley Bowlby
Karolyn Sue
Thomas E. West
Ralph West
West St
Miss Bowlby
Logan High School
The
Farmers and Merchants Bank
West
Campbell’s
Sohio
First Eub
D. S. Dunkle
Logan Calendar and Community Notices Prompt Fall Events
Friday Harvest Moon homecoming dance follows Logan Ath football game in Logan High gym. Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge hosts 7 30 p.m. inspections. Bake sale 9 30 a.m. Ohio Power Co sponsored by Rockbridge AC Church Missionary Society. Les Amies Class 7 30 p.m. at Methodist Church. Pomeroy Rally Day at Church of Christ Sunday. Walhending Ave surface treatment completed. other South Logan streets to finish by mid next week. John E. Davison 52 Lancaster fined $10 for red light violation.
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Logan-Athend
Logan High School
Vashti Rebekah Lodge
Ohio Power Co
Rockbridge AC Church Missionary Society
Les Amies
Methodist Church
Harry Hammon
Hocking Grange
Logan
Walhending Ave
Service Safety
Richard Donahey
South Logan
Rutland News Notes
Rutland North western Band Boosters meet Monday at Rutland High School Gym with Mrs. Jessie White guiding plans for a Halloween Carnival on Oct. 26. Nearby visits include the Bryant sisters with Carl Qualls and a Nazarene Church evangelist dinner guest.
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Rutland
Northwestern
Rutland High School
Jessie White
S. L. Bryant
Arza Bryant
Carl Qualls
Chester Rd
Pomeroy
Hoot
The
Nazarene Church
Herbert Grimm
Julia Grate
Lawrence Boyd
Middleport
Literary Club Hears Two Reviews
Middleport features two book reviews at a Wednesday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs. Gomer Lewis in Racine. Mrs. Walter Waddell reviewed My Life in Court by Louis Niser while Adela Rogers St. Johns Final Verdict was reviewed by Mrs. George Lasher. Guest Mrs. R. M. Sherman attended. tea and candy were served.
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Ben Philson
Racine
Gomer Lewis
Walter Waddell
Louis Niser
Adela Rogers
St. John’s
George Lasher
R. M. Sherman
Lewis
Mason Scout Troop Honors Firemen in Mason
Mason-Boy Scout Troop 253 honors sponsors with party at Mason Fire Station. Fred Taylor chairs. charter presented to Frank Harris. Five scouts earn tenderfoot badges Tommy Ingles Mike Harbour Mike Johnson Dwayne Taylor Eddie Carson. Other participants include Jimmy Wise Norman Taylor Norman Reynolds Johnny Zuspan Frank Zuspan. Refreshments served by troop members. AT DISTRICT MEET POMEROY The Rev Eugene Gill and Mrs attended the Free Methodist Church Southern District of Ohio meeting in Zanesville. POMEROY A divorce suit filed by Mary A Sellers against Edwin J Sellers has been dismissed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court.
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MASON
Boy Scout
Mason Fire Station
Fred Taylor
Fire Department
Frank Harris
Tommy Ingles
Mike Harbour
Mike Johnson
Dwayne Taylor
Eddie Carson
Jimmy Wise
Norman Taylor
Norman Reynolds
Johnny Zuspan
Frank Zuspan
Pomeroy
Eugene Gill
Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church
Free Methodist Church
Ohio
Zanesville
Pomeroy — A
Mary A. Sellers
Edwin J. Sellers
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes October 1963
The Messenger reports at Hocking Valley Hospital in Athens Ohio births and admissions. Newborn daughters arrive to families including Bun gard of Logan and Vincent of Logan Route 2. Admissions include Nancy Lee Edgington Logan Ronald Vigne Junction City Joe Brooker Logan Brenda Daugherty McArthur and Mrs Crow McArthur plus Mrs Brown and daughter South Bloomingville Route 1.
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Nancy Lee Edgington
Logan
Ronald Vigne
Junction City
Joe Brooker
Brenda Daugherty
McArthur
Richard Crow
Carl J. Brown
South Bloomingville
Middleport Honor Roll Lists 28 Students for Six Weeks
Fifteen seventh graders and thirteen eighth graders at Middleport schools earned a B average or higher in all subjects for the first six weeks. Names include Teresa Casci James Clatworthy Joyce Davis Terry Hannigan Debbie Herrmann Joey Hindy Marta Hubbard and others. A separate item notes a district nurses association meeting at Meigs Memorial Hospital on Thursday Oct 24 at 7 30 p m with invitation to members and nonmembers.
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Middleport
Teresa Casci
James Clatworthy
Joyce Davis
Terry Hannigan
Debbie Herrmann
Joey Hindy
Marta Hubbard
Mary Jenkinson
Mary Long
Shirley McKinney
Cynthia Mills
Kathy Morgan
Remalee Nieri
Lois Ann Sauer
Sherrie Shuler
Candace Ba
Pomeroy
Ohio State Nurses Association
Meigs Memorial Hospital
Burning Of Leaves Prohibited In Point Pleasant
Fire Chief Paul Wood and Mayor Virgil Siders suspend all burning of trash or leaves within city limits due to drought and fire risk. An existing ordinance is not enforced but homeowners are urged to comply. Call Street Department at 1036 for pickup.
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Point Pleasant
Paul Wood
Virgil Siders
Local visits and family notes span several Ohio towns
N Straitsville and nearby areas report visits by Helen Smith Anna Lillico Mabel Ambrose Betty Orindorf Hazel Miller and Edna Rawlins to Columbus and other relatives in Barberton Lancaster Ironton Rushville Warren Pa and Somerset Also Trevey Funeral Home moves to Main Street and a Lancaster man Harold Woltz faces a grand jury after a bad check charge for 57 dollars at Risch Drugs on Oct 7.
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Helen Smith
Anna _Lillico
Mabel Ambrose
Betty Orindorf
Hazel Miller
Edna Rawlins
Columbus
Robert Phoenix
Barberton
Orin Phoenix
Nellie Dixon
Lancaster
Edlin Brannon
Ironton
George Loyd
Anna Newman
Rushville
Edward Lawson
Kate Lines
Gladys Giffin
Logan
William Murphy
Owen Wallace
Warren
Trevey
Essex Building
Clark St
Main St
Allen Spicer
Floyd Spicer
Florence
LOGAN — A _ Lancaster
Hocking
Harold Woltz
Lester V. Risch
Woltz
Risch
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Roger
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Holzer Hospital
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Gallipolis
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Hysell
Salem St
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Greyhound
Newark
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the Messenger
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Lester Bungard
Michael Vincent
Logan Route 2
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ERY CO
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