Awards and Honors Presented to Hocking 4-H Winners
1961 awards were announced at the Logan High School 4-H Achievement meeting. Outstanding boy and girl were Paul Sater of Rockbridge Route 1 and Jean Britton of Union Furnace. Numerous clubs and individuals received secretary, achievement, and special county awards from local businesses and organizations. Beatrice Cleveland hosted, with Ariel Arzuaga of Uruguay visiting as International Farm Youth Exchange Delegate.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Paul Sater
Rockbridge
Jean Britton
Union Furnace
Risch Drug Store
Tom Walsh
Ronnie Crawford
Janice Hoplite
Harold Nihiser Jr
Mark Davidson
Deborah Shaw
Roseann Taylor
Tom Groves
Farm Bureau Cooperative
Gary Dean
Clayton Stahr
Bobby Phillips
Bill Rhodes
Sam Bailey
Ken Carter
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Lloyd G. Whisler
Ed Lee Whisler
Ronnie Bailey
Ann Sater
Marilyn Chute
Mike Bailey
Hocking County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Wayne
John Cherry
Jay Nihiser
Bob Nihiser
Kroger Co
John Greene
Jimmy Kline
Mary Gillogly
Jane Holloway
Don Young
Bill Melvin
Eleanor MacGregor
Hocking County
Beatrice Cleveland
Ariel Arzuaga
Uruguay
International Farm Youth Exchange
Frost Poetry Evening Held by Delphian Club
Mrs J C Guthrie hosted a dessert for Delphian Club members at her home then Mrs E F G Hockman presented the poet Robert Frost biography. Three Frost poems were read and seven members quoted Frost. Next meeting at the Sudlow home on November 2.
First Aid Class Slated by Red Cross in Logan
A Red Cross first aid class will open Friday night at the Hocking County chapter headquarters with instructor Mrs. Helen Holzapfel. Courses include standard and advanced levels and will be completed before sessions end. Enrollment starts at 7 p.m. Friday. Textbooks cost 75 cents and are kept by students. Additional information is available at the Blosser building second floor chapter office.
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Logan
Red Cross
Hocking County
Irene Mathias
Helen Holzapfel
Blosser
Logan Calendar October 18 Community Meetings Listed
Logan Auxiliary to Hocking Valley Hospital hosts quarterly dinner in Brandt's Mecca Room at 6 30 p m. Goodwill Farm Bureau Advis ory Council at D H Woodard home at 8 p m. St Pauls Episcopal parish dinner in church undercroft at 6 p m Coffee provided. Beauceant at 7 30 p m Masonic Temple. Suburban Homemakers Club at 7 30 p m Jud Shriner home Theme Food Buying. Miller Chapel Grange at 8 p m bring fruit jello. D A Lodge 7 30 p m members of team urged to attend for practice.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Mecca
Brandt's
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council
D. H. Woodard
St. Paul's Episcopal Parish
Church
Masonic Temple
Jud Shriner
Miller Chapel Grange
Birth of Stephen Frederick Hufford in Springfield
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hufford announce the birth of a son named Stephen Frederick on October 13 in Springfield Missouri. Grandparents are the Rev. and Mrs. Earl Miller of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hufford of Columbus.
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Logan
Frederick Hufford
Patty Miller
Springfield
Stephen Frederick
Earl W. Miller
Leslie Hufford
Columbus
Mrs Grace Figgins Dies at 73 in Columbus
Mrs Grace Finsterwald Figgins 73 of 1772 Weiler Street Columbus dies. Services set for 1 p.m. Thursday at Cook and Sons Chapel with burial at Green Lawn Cemetery. She is survived by husband Joseph son Frank two daughters Amy Jo Brown and Geneva Rosshirt six grandchildren and six great grandchildren a sister Mrs Ralph C Howe of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Grace Finsterwald Figgins
Weiler St
Columbus
Cook and Sons Chapel
Parsons Ave
Green Lawn Cemetery
Figgins
Joseph
Frank
Amy Jo Brown
Geneva Rosshirt
Ralph C. Howe
Fort St
Two Injured In Early Morning Accident At 28th Street
Two drivers were injured in an early morning collision at 28th Street. Alden Cole Compton 26 of Fayetteville sustained a neck injury while Ann F Chisler 20 of New Haven had a laceration requiring 14 stitches. Police estimated $700 in damage.
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Point Pleasant
28Th St
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Alden Cole Compton
Fayetteville
Ann F. Chisler
New Haven
Compton
Chisler
Cheeseman Rites Planned in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Frank R. Cheeseman are set for Friday at 2 30 p m at Johnson funeral home with Rev. John Minsker of Pilgrim Holiness Church officiating. Burial will be in Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p m Wednesday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frank R. Cheeseman
Johnson Funeral Home
John Minsker
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Green Lawn Cemetery
Ninth Graders Welcomed At Plains FHA Meeting
THE PLAINS The Plains FHA held its regular meeting in Home Economics rooms with a ritual service. New ninth graders welcomed include Patsy Brooks Elsie Burdette Sharon Culver Millie Cullison Rose Anne Foster Margaret Hickman Donna Smith Diana Koon Judy Knight Cathy Langel Marilyn Manda Julia Michael Carolyn Riggs Linda Lou Cunningham Linda Lee. Linda Lee outlined the year program. Next regular meeting a potluck supper and talent show on Monday November 6. The group plans to attend the Fall Rally at Athens High October 17. The Plains chapter aids the Ames Bern bracelet service with Linda Hanning Wanda Wilson Melanie Lovsey Shirley McCune Linda Lee Maxine McCoy Margaret Krivesti Patty Patrick. News reporter is Mary Lee. Chapter mothers include Mrs Walter Ervin Mrs Everett Hanning and adviser Miss Beryl Cone. 35 members and four student teachers planned to attend the rally.
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Melanie Lovsey
Patsy Brooks
Elsie Burdette
Sharon Culver
Millie Cullison
Rose Anne Foster
Margaret Hickman
Donna Smith
Diana Koon
Judy Knight
Cathy Langel
Marilyn Manda
Julia Michael
Carolyn Riggs
Linda Lou Cunningham
Linda Lee
Athens High
Plains Group
Ames-Bern
Linda Hanning
Wanda Wilson
Shirley McCune
Voice of Home Economics
Maxine McCoy
Margaret Krivesti
Patty Patrick
Banner Girls
Mary Lee
Walter Ervin
Everett Hanning
Beryl Cone
Carbondale Man Dies After Illness
Nelsonville George M. Johnston 74 of Carbondale died Tuesday at Mount St Mary Hospital after several days of treatment. A World War I veteran and retired coal miner, he is survived by wife Nora, three brothers Alva Leonard Howard, four sisters Mabel Pierce Elizabeth Goff Delphia Willis Effie McClain, services Friday 1 p.m. at Carbondale Methodist Church with Rev. Ewing Ross, burial in Asbury cemetery, friends may call Thursday afternoon at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
George M. Johnston
Carbondale
Mount St Mary Hospital
Vinton County
Freeman
Louise Johnston
Nora
Alva
Leonard
Howard
Barberton
Mabel Pierce
Flushing
Elizabeth Goff
Port Clinton
Delphia Willis
Columbus
Effie McClain
Carbondale Methodist Church
Ewing Ross
Asbury Cemetery
Carolyn Jones Weds Mr Frank Glennamon in Straitsville
Miss Carolyn Sue Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Eddie Jones and Frank Glennamon son of Mr and Mrs Walter Glennamon were married Saturday at 4 PM in the home of Rev Harold Kellenbarger. The double ring ceremony was attended by immediate families with Miss Shirley Glennamon as maid of honor and Haddis Glennamon as best man. A reception followed at Miss Lucy Webb’s home with a three tier cake and ice cream and punch. The couple will reside in Canton.
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New Straitsville
Carolyn Sue Jones
Eddie Jones
Frank Glennamon
Walter Glennamon
Harold Kellenbarger
Shirley Glennamon
Haddis Glennamon
Lucy Webb
Grace Azbell
Pat Glennamon
Peggy
Brenda
Edie
Joe Arbell
Forrest Hise
Buddy Ray Allen
Anna Mae Lanning
Edith Jones
George Martin
William Webb
Canton
Miss Carolyn Sue Jones Bridal Shower Honored
A Wednesday bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Betty Lou Williams in New Straitsville honored Miss Carolyn Sue Jones, recent bride. Guests included Mrs. Hazel Glennamon and others. games awarded prizes to Mrs. Guisinger, Mrs. McQuade, and Miss Dunkle, who presented them to the guest of honor. A luncheon was served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Betty Lou Williams
Carolyn Sue Jones
Hazel Glennamon
Kathleen Jones
Edith Guisinger
Lucy Webb
Ada Vernon
Mary Latzer
Pam Dunkle
Gracie Arbell
Sue McQuade
Virginia Wilson
Pat Glennamon
Sunday School Aides To Have Final Session
The Southeastern Ohio Conference of the American Lutheran Church holds its second and final Sunday school teachers and administrators institute next Sunday at St Matthew Church Logan. The first session drew 67 participants. staff comes from Upper Sandusky Columbus Chatfield and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Southeastern Ohio Conference
American Lutheran Church
St. Matthew Church
Upper Sandusky
Columbus
Chatfield
Marion
Capital University
Hubble Hardware Remodels Front as Mrs Chute Caps Local Mrs America Title
Mrs. Robert Chute Jr of Highland Drive earned first place in the New Lexington and Athens division of the Mrs America contest representing the Susan B. Anthony Circle Child Conservation League. She will compete in the district cookoff at Ohio University on October 26 and the district winner advances to the Ohio Mrs America pageant in Columbus on November 12. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Braglin Sr of New Lexington Route 1 celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary on October 7 at home.
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Hubble Hardware Co
Main Street
Robert Chute Jr
Highland Drive
Lexington
Athens
Ohio University
Columbus
William H. Braglin, Sr
New Lexington
Route 1
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Mixed Patients
Admission notes list patients at Hocking Valley Hospital including Mrs Harvey Angle Haydenville medical Mrs Maggie Bright Laurelville Route 1 medical Tom Rigas Columbus medical Woodrow Reynolds Logan Mrs Joseph Fisher Logan Route 3 and daughter Ronald Acord Creole Route 1 John Sapp New Straitsville Route 1 and Mrs Grover Skaggs Logan.
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Harvey Angle
Haydenville
Maggie Bright
Laurelville
Tom Rigas
Columbus
Woodrow Reynolds
Logan
Joseph Fisher
Ronald Acord
John Sapp
New Straitsville
Grover Skaggs
Church Club Meeting At Ebenezer Baptist
The Women's Missionary Society of Ebenezer Baptist Church met at the church with Frances Summel presiding in the absence of the president. Amanda Wilson offered prayer and Marcia McWilliams led devotions with a solo. Ann Coomer led the program which included the laborers together play featuring Shirley Spier Amanda Wilson Violet Wahl Evelyn Howdyshell and Ann Coomer. A family night cornbread and bean supper was announced for November 1.
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Amanda Wilson
Marcia McWilliams
Ann Coomer
Laborers Together
Shirley Spier
Violet Wahl
Evelyn Howdyshell
Magician Ralph Tipple Delights Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan Kiwanis Club met with Lawrence Webb as program chairman as Ralph Tipple presented tricks and invited volunteers from the audience. Guest Harold Crawford attended while Richard Lewis was formally inducted as a new member, a pharmacist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lexington
Logan Kiwanis Club
Ralph Tipple
Lawrence Webb
Harold Crawford
Richard Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hocking
Get Together Club
Don Taylor
Glendon Ward
Enterprise Farmerettes, Sr
Harold Starner
Enterprise Farmerettes Jr
Lois
Jessie Stahr
Blue Ribbon Belles
Robert Redd
Larry Sheets
The
Marion Farmers Club
Sandra Shaw
Gene Mathias
Buckeye Boys
Gibisonville Cloverettes
Buckeye Boys and Girls
Get
Gether Club
Ohio Power Co
Tom Grey
Robert Blackstone
Gary McGlothlin
John Green
Larry Heidlebaugh
Roger Hinerman
Logan Clay Products Co
Barton S. Hall
Judy Walker
Carol Canan
Beverle Campbell
Luella Julian
Elberfelds
Harold Bryan
Sharon McDaniel
Susan Smith
Elaine Tatman
Cathy Brown
Carol Phillips
Brenda Powell
Susan Dupler
Ruth Ann Kapple
Sharon Good
Karolyn Redd
Sharon Nixon
Ann Price
A&p Tea Co
Darlene Champ
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Mary Wyskiver
Nancy Ward
J. C. Penney Co
Don Braun
Diane Armstrong
Wanda Wagoner
Shoe Department
Cheeseman Rites
Chicago
Public Aid
Raymond M. Hilliard
Plains Fha
Plains — the Plains Fha
Carolyn Jones
Miss Jones
N. Lexington
Magicians Entertains
Chevrolet
Fisher
BOB Hess, Inc
E. State ST
Bob Hess
Nelsonville, Inc
Fayette ST
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