Logan Teachers Announced By Supt Carr In Logan Schools
Logan City schools opened with higher attendance than last year and a full faculty at five schools except for one instrumental music instructor. Cafeteria upgrades include a new range and refrigerator at East School and an electric dishwasher at the high school. Miss Sarah Rockhold supervises the dishwashing project as a home economics teacher. Supt Carr held a tea chefs’ meeting at the high school to discuss improvements. Miss Hester Led White returns as secretary to the superintendent and Mrs Katherine Brooker Nunnally becomes secretary to Principal Fred Burchfield. Mrs Karlotta Schmidt Graham will assist junior high principal Howard Kirk. Miss Minnie Louise Bower becomes music supervisor for all five city schools. A list of teachers follows for Senior High led by Principal Fred Burchfield, and includes staff in bookkeeping, physical education, science, languages, history, geography, English, literature, math, and vocational subjects.
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Logan — City
Pinus
Wil
Sarah Rockhold
George E. Carr
Hester Lee
White
Carr
Katherin Brooker Nunnally
Fred B
Burchfield
Karlotta Schmit
Graham
Howard E. Kirk
Minnie Louise
Bower
Fred B. Burchfield
Thomas Armstrong
Harr
Jey. Ellinger
Mary Eyerman
Alice Frasch
Holiday Gathering at Hocking Hills Country Club
Thirty five members families and guests attended the Labor Day event at Hocking Hills Country Club. An afternoon of golf followed by a basket dinner at the lodge. Dr Elizabeth Boyd of Newome wick New Jersey was a guest of Mr and Mrs Anthony Toerner.
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Logan
Hocking Hills Country Club
Serting
Elizabeth Boyd
Newomewick
N. J
Anthony Toerner
Conference Marks New Appointments In Ohio Churches
The Southern Eastern Ohio Conference held at Lancaster United Brethren Church announced new appointments for many churches. Rev. A N Grueser remains at Logan for a third year and joins the conference board of the Ohio Anti Salan League. Mrs Grueser joins the Ohio Council of Churches. Carl Wilson moves to Circleville. Ernest Bradford replaces him at Coalton near Jackson. Evans Jones moves from Rockbridge to Jackson. C H Bennettington succeeds Jones at Portsmouth. John Morgan moves from Tuppers Plains to Murray City. Jonathan Orr will retire to his farm near Laurelville. JH Davis returns to Gore Oreville and Fellowship. The document lists numerous school staff and building assignments across Central Building, East Building, West Building, and music supervision under the conference.
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Ohio Council of Churches
Carl Wilson
Enterprise
Pleasant Hill
Bethany
Circleville
Ernest Bradford
Coalton
Jackson
Wilson
Evans Jones
Rockbridge
C. H. Bennington
Portsmouth
Jones
John Morgan
Tuppers Plains
Murray City
Jonathan Orr
Laurelville
JH. ©. Davis
Gore, Oreville
Rev Heyde Ordains Son On Sunday
Sunday afternoon at 4 20 Rev Amos L Heyde officiated in the ordination of his son Luther Amos Leroy Heyde to the ministry at St Matthew Lutheran Church. This was the first Lutheran ordination in Hocking County in a century. Visiting clergy included Dr E M Popper and Dr James W Schlinger. Out-of-town guests attended from Bellfontaine Columbus Lima Rushville and others. Heyde has accepted a Foreign Mission Board assignment to India later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua
Heyde
E. M. Popper
American Lutheran Church
James W. Schillinger
Ohio
Robert E. Glaser
Sugar Grove
Arnold Elfers
Somerset
G. F. Stergel
Glenford
C. H. Herrstein
Lancaster
F. W. Koephin
Lithopolis
Ven
Sora Missionary Society
Harley Meyer
Foreign Mission Board
American Lutheran Churches
India
Wolfe Family Reunion in Logan at Rachelmacher Park
About 53 descendants of Christopher Wolfe gathered at Rachelmacher Park for the annual reunion. A service was led by Rastus Allen, a basket dinner was served, and a business meeting elected officers Jack Dougherty president Ralph Moorhead vice president Nellie Wend secretary treasurer. The oldest member was 79 year old Avance Wolfe and the youngest was Paul Edward Campbell, months old, grandson of Adeliah Wolfe Campbell. A Logan group provided string music, and next year’s reunion is planned for the third Sunday in August at the same park.
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Foster Campbell
Philippines
Adeliah Wolfe Campbell
Logan Proup
Rachelmacher Park
Malissa Brown Rites Held at Pleasant Valley
Logan services for Mrs. Malissa Brown age 70 who died Tuesday evening in Doctors Hospital Columbus were held Friday at the United Brethren Church with Rev. Clinton Swengel officiating. Music by Madge Wright Ruth Phillips and Walter Prather accompanied. Pallbearers were Russell Bunwacker Stanley Durr Henry Darnell Edward Helber Blaine Linn and Woodrow Harden. Burial in Pleasant Valley Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service.
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Logan
Malissa Brown
Doctor’s Hospital
Columbus
United Brethren Church
Clinton Swengel
Madge Wright
Ruth Phillips
Walter Prather
Russell Bunwacker
Stanley Durr
Henry Darnell
Edward Helber
Blaine Linn
Woodrow Harden
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Leonard
Rempel Rites Held Today In Logan
Funeral services for Elizabeth Armbruster Rempel age 79 who died Sunday at her home on East Main Street were held this afternoon at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev. Amos L Heyde in charge. A Logan pioneer descendant she lived in the same residence for years and maintained extensive real estate interests. Survived by three nephews, two nieces, and several great nieces and nephews.
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Logan
Elizabeth Armbruster Rempel
E. Main St
Leonard
Amos L. Heyde
Rempel
Lancaster
Joseph and
Catherine Lutz Armbuster
Margaret Armbuster Wasson
F. F. Rempel
Armbuster
Ambrose
William Meade Bowen
Stage Coach Inn
Miss. Rempel
Union Furnace
Willard Shaw
Miss Rempel
Alice Koppe
George Armbuster
Columbus
Harold Koppe
Dayton
Rempel Wasson
New York
Kathryn Mu
Wentworth
Osgood
San Mareno
California
Juniper Ridge
Orson — Dickerson
Ming
Sargent Sisters
Delta Theta Tau Pledges Two Women in Meeting and Card Sale
Logan Miss Josephine Rush and Miss Margaret King hosted the Delta Theta Tau Sorority meeting on Wednesday evening. Plans were made to sell Christmas cards, pledge services honored Mary Margaret and Dorothy Dalton, and contest prizes were won by Ela Louise Haramon and Mary Margaret Dalton. Refreshments were served to attendees including Mary Sloan, Madge Wright, Faith Wright, Dorothy Lindley, Ruth Riggs, and 18 pledge Winojean Sloan. The sorority will meet again in two weeks.
City Swimming Pool Closes After Record Season
LOGAN The Logan community swimming pool closed Monday evening with 20 000 participants for the season. There were 364 season tickets sold including 177 juveniles and 187 adults. Managed by Coach Tom Armstrong the pool saw only two accidents all season as it prepares to drain and store equipment for winter.
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Logan
Logan Community
Memorial Day
Tom Armstrong
Mrs Perkins Hosts Wednesday Sewing Club in Midland
Mrs RB B Perkins entertained the Wednesday Sewing Club at her Midland home last week for several hours of stitching and chat. Guests included Mrs William Armstrong and members Mrs Tom Armstrong Mrs Cecil Jones Mrs Darley Kitchen Mrs Harold Cruise Mrs Clarence Blosser and Mrs Harley Meyer. Refreshments followed and Mrs Tom Armstrong invited all to her new Mound Street home in two days.
Methodists Gather for Old Home Day at Logan Church
Logan Methodist Church observed Old Home Day with former local pastor Rev. Stanley Wiant delivering the morning message to a large congregation. A noon basket dinner followed by a social hour featured greetings from Roy Weller of Dayton and letters from several former ministers and wives. The afternoon session, chaired by L. P. Mooney, highlighted fellowship and continuity between past and future as ministers and families shared memories.
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Logan
Logan Methodist Church
Stanley Wiant
L. P. Mooney
Roy Weller
Dayton
Son
Columbus
Elizabethtown
Hillsboro
Charles Graham
God of
Licensed to Marry Logan
A marriage license was issued Friday to Charles Thrapp a 44 year old miner of New Straitsville Route 1 and Stella Roberta Trader 20 of Gore daughter of Mr and Mrs William Trader.
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Logan
Charles Thrapp
Miner
New Straitsville Rt. 1
Stella Roberta Trader
Gore
William Trader
Changes in Pastors of U. B. Church Listed
LANCASTER 1 Conference of the United Brethren Church voted at its final session to hold the 1946 conference at Chillicothe. Pastorate changes include Circleville Rev. Carl Wilson from Enterprise Jackson Rev. Evan D. Jones from Rockbridge Oak Hill Rev. W L Kuhen Hallsville Rev. Lewis C. Mathews Enterprise Rev. Ernest Bradford and South Webster Rev. Paul A. Sellars from Pataskala.
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Lancaster
Conference of the
United Brethren Church
Chillicothe
Circleville
Carl Wilson
Enterprise
Jackson
Evan D. Jones
Rockbridge
Oak Hill
W. L. Kuhen
Hallsville
Lewis C. Mathews
Ernest Bradford
South Webster
Paul A. Sellars
Pataskala
Scratching Dog Relief Promoted in Pet Powder Ad
A vintage宠广告 touts Rex Hunters Dog Powders to ease scratching, biting, and skin irritation in dogs. It claims rapid relief and happier pets, with praise from a purchaser. Also cross-promotes Rex Hunters Medicated Dog Soap and Pine Oil Disinfectant.
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Rex Hunters
Tce Hunters
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