Library Levy Explained to Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan Kiwanis heard librarian Evalan Hansel explain the library's role beyond books and urged support for a four tenths mill levy in the November election. A bookmobile, extended hours, music and children records, motion pictures, and a ceiling projector were cited as needed improvements to broaden access and services.
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Logan
Evalan Hansel
Logan-Hocking County
Logan Kiwanis Club
Hansel
Pioneer Youth Halloween Party Set for Tonight
Logan announces the Pioneer Youth Party to be held at 8 p.m. in Pocahontas Hall with attendees masked. Girls should bring pumpkin pie. event also serves as a meeting for 4 H Club junior leaders led by Jean Thrush, Gertrude Konkler, and Herman Thrush.
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Logan
Pioneer Youth
Pocahontas Hall
Jean Thrush
Gertrude Konkler
Herman Thrush
All County Chorus and Band Planned in Hocking County
Logan area schools vote to form an all county chorus and an all county band. Rehearsals every two weeks start next month for vocal work, with band practice beginning in January. Grace V. Orr to lead vocal group and Mary Jane McKinley to chair the instrumental group.
East PTA Showcases Ohio Industry Films At Meeting
At the East PTA gathering in the school auditorium a program of motion pictures titled Oddities of Ohio Industry Ohio's Good Earth and Ohio State Fair was shown. The films were provided by Standard Oil Co via J B Waldron of Logan. Mrs Eva lan Hansel librarian discussed the proposed four tenths mill levy to fund library service across the county. The sixth grade won the traveling picture frame for highest parent turnout at the October meeting. New secretary Mrs Wayne Whitcraft succeeds Mrs Lloyd Heinlein who moved away. Esther O'Neill former principal spoke briefly. Refreshment committee listed as well.
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Hansel
Jim Barker
Paul Holtzen
Wilbur Oeffler
Union Furnace
Cleon Tucker
Richard Zay
Ralph Poston
Kiwanis Club
Logan Service Organization
Logan
East Pta
Ohio
Good Earth
Standard Oil Co
J. B. Waldron
Evalan Hansel
Wayne Whitcraft
Lloyd Heinlein
Esther O'Neill
Marvin Dicken
Charles Bryant
Gladys Clutton
Shirley Thomas
Palmer
Tax Stamps Receipts Continue at High Rate in Logan
Ralph W. Moorhead, Hocking County treasurer, reports last week’s sales of tax stamps at 4799.32 dollars, up 1716.78 over the prior year’s week. Year to date purchases rise by 26635.31 compared with 1949’s period, indicating continued strong demand.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ralph W. Moorhead
Moorhead
DAV to Dedicate Buchanan Memorial Tonight
The Disabled American Veterans post will dedicate the Sam C. Buchanan Memorial during tonight's regular meeting. Keith Schultz, commander, says the late Mr. Buchanan is regarded as founder of the local chapter. A luncheon will follow the memorial service.
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Logan
Sam C. Buchanan
Keith Schultz
DAV
Mr. Buchanan
Schultz
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Local Patients
John T. Malone of New Plymouth Route 1 undergoes surgery along with Shirley K. Pratt of Logan. A son is born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoy of Logan and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Stevens of Rockbridge Route 1. Dismissals include Mrs. R. B. Sinnott and Mrs. Howard Linscott of Logan. O J Hysell Bill Ramsey and Charlie Geil plan several days of fishing in Tennessee.
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John T. Malone
New Plymouth
Shirley K. Pratt
Logan
Ray Hoy
Jess Stevens
Rockbridge
Tennessee
O. J. Hysell
Bill Ramsey
Charlie Geil
Ada Margaret Beckley obituary and local notices
Death of Ada Margaret Beckley in Athens follows six years of failing health. Longtime family lines include trainer and Morris families with surviving son Francis O. McLaughlin and second husband Walter Beckley. Local items note visitors, births, garden club meeting, and navy training of Duane McLaughlin at Great Lakes.
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J. B. Palmer
Vinton Township
J. E. Bacus
South Columbus
Duane McLaughlin
Navy
Great Lakes, Ill
J. H. Hector
Columbus
Bill Hoctor
Springfield
Ruth Dickman
Hamden
Mary Dennison
Chesapeake
Daphne McLaughlin
Alene Head
Gladys Pierce
Dwight McLaughlin
Mrs Craft Hosts Past Matrons Group at Spring Street Home
GLOUSTER Mrs W A Craft hosted the Past Matrons Association at her Spring Street home Friday evening Mary Gamwell vice president led the meeting roll call featured October readings and contests Hostess served refreshments to a list of members including Vernice Antle Esta Haskins Adeline Blower Lena FE Davis Elinor Anderson Glenna Reese Ora Kittle Sara Williams
Loyal Daughters Class Holds October Meeting
The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ in Glouster met in the church social rooms with vice president Mrs. A. C. McCance in charge. After a potluck supper, program items included songs, scripture by Mrs. J. H. Henshaw, readings by Mrs. Lalla Danford, Miss Frances Thomas, and Mrs. W. R. Balderson Sr. The group voted a $5 donation to the Chilean Mission and named a nominating committee: Mrs. Balderson, Mrs. E. J. Eddy, and Mrs. Ernest Jones. Other attendees included Mrs. Hadley Stahl, Evelyn Bailey, Mrs. H. F. Kittle, Mrs. Bertine Eberts and her son Bobby.
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W. R. Balderson
South America
Balderson
E. J. Eddy
Ernest Jones
Hadley Stahl
Evelyn Bailey
H. F. Kittle
Bertine Eberts
Bobby
Holiday on Ice visit and lodge notices in Glouster area
Visitors including Miss Eulalia Healy and Mr and Mrs T A Healy of Columbus stopped in Glouster to see Holiday on Ice. Marcelline Rebekah Lodge plans a ritual at the Wallace home in Trimble on Thursday afternoon. The Rothwell Club will meet at Mrs R C Galloway’s Glouster home on Thursday at 2 p.m.
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Glouster
A. M. Healy
Eulalia Healy
T. A. Healy
Columbus
Vern Lamborn
Dale Thompson
Johnny
Patty
Pickerington
Marcellne Rebekah
Pearl Wallace
Wallace
Trimble
Rothwell
Rothwell Club
R. C. Galloway
Clerk Resigns From Hocking County Relief Department
Mrs. Virginia McGhee of Union Furnace resigns as relief department clerk due to ill health. A. R. Hummel reports the director. She joined the department in March 1949 and the county commissioners will appoint her successor.
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LOGAN
Virginia McGhee
Union Furnace
Hocking County Relief Department
A. R. Hummel
Study Club Kans Bazaar Bake Sale Planned
GLOUSTER The Junior Progressive Study Club met at Mrs. Glenn McDonald’s home Monday evening. President Mrs. Roger Kittle led the meeting which approved a bazaar and bake sale soon. Superintendent Karl Bodenbender spoke on the four mill school levy to be voted in November and distributed school finances pamphlets.
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Glouster
Progressive Study
Glenn McDonald
Roger Kittle
Karl Bodenbender
Ray Lange
Wilbur Balderson
Helen
Edna Binderbasin
Willis Blower
John Cunningham
Enlow Grubbs
Richard Guinther
Robert Horn
Eugene Jones
Richard Morris
Charles Patton
Frances Thomas
Gilbert Stephenson
Evelyn Bailey
Vernon Leuck
Logan High Students Win Silver Trophy
Logan High School vocational agriculture students Carl Derr Bill North and Bob Beery represented Ohio at the National Livestock Judging in Kansas City winning a silver trophy for outstanding performance. Eight teams earned gold and seven, including Logan, took silver with North earning gold as an individual and Derr bronze while Beery received honorable mention.
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Logan
Logan High School
Ohio
Kansas City
Carl Derr
Bill North
Bob Beery
California Relative Killed by Truck
Mrs. A. M. Healy of Santa Monica, California, learned her brother George's wife was struck by a truck and killed instantly. The husband had just returned home from major surgery when the accident happened. The couple visited relatives in Glouster about eleven years ago.
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Glouster
A. M. Healy
Santa Monica
California
George
Harmuth Hosts Sewing Club in Glouster
Mrs. Mildred Harmuth entertained the McLeish Sewing Club at Wishbone Restaurant in Glouster Thursday evening. Faye Nott won the prize. refreshments served to eight ladies and guest Ruth Kloh. The group plans a Halloween party Friday October 27 at Bernice Lowery’s home.
Mrs Snyder Returns from Fort Knox Visit
Mrs. Snyder returned Sunday evening from Fort Knox Kentucky after spending two days visiting her husband Amos. Austin spent the first of the week with his sister in Logan.
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Glouster
Eugene B. Snyder
Fort Knox
Amos Austin
Logan
Priscilla Class Plans Meeting At Glouster Home
The Priscilla Class of Glouster Methodist Sunday School will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at 43 Spring Street the home of Mrs Ralph Hines. Members are asked to bring cancelled sales tax stamps.
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Glouster
Priscilla
Glouster Methodist Sunday School
Ralph Hines
Spring Street
Mrs Pearl Wallace 45 Dies in Trimble Home
Mrs Pearl Wallace died at her Trimble home Tuesday at 12 30 pm. She leaves husband Pearl two sons Allen and Donnie of the home one daughter Mrs Max Creashbaum Newcomerstown two brothers Melville McCune Trimble and Dow McCune Nelsonville. Funeral Friday 2 pm Trimble Church of Christ Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating burial Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the home.
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Glouster
Pearl Wallace
Trimble
Pearl
Allen
Donnie
Max Creashbaum
Newcomerstown
Melville McCune
Dow McCune
Nelsonville
Trimble Church
Loyal Wom en class to meet after service Friday
The Loyal Women’s Class of the Church of Christ will hold a class meeting after the church service Friday evening. Committee members are Mrs. Patience Wallace, Mrs. Lucy Pedicord and Mrs. Lennie Snowden.
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Glouster
Loyal Women's Class
Church of Christ
Patience Wallace
Lucy Pedicord
Lennie Snowden
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Glouster, Ohio
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