Local Junior Fair Quiz Show at Logan High School
The Junior Fair quiz show, sponsored by Older Rural Youth with Lazarus stores and WRFD Worthington, features eight panel members answering questions hosted by Ed Randall at 7 30 p m in the Logan High School Auditorium. The event includes a home talent show and a square dance contest with Rural Rangers music for the public after the program. The day’s program will be recorded and aired on WRFD Sunday. Miss Weinrich, a philosophy senior, is noted in the report.
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Lazarus
WRFD
Worthington
Ed Randall
Logan High School
Rural Rangers
Local Zoning Transfer and Travel Notices
Logan Personals reports Miss Iris Lowry purchased the Maurice Wernick property at 101 FE Hunter St. The Wernicks will move to Columbus to make their home. Mr and Mrs Gerald Baird of 452 Poplar St and Mr and Mrs Frank Phillips of Athens depart today for Florida. Miss Eugenia Weinrich, daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Weinrich, has returned to Denison University.
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Iris Lowry
Maurice Wernick
Hunter St
Wernicks
Columbus
Gerald Baird
Poplar St
Frank Phillips
Athens
Florida
Eugenia Weinrich
Forrest Weinrich
Denison Univer
Human senses lag behind others in hearing and smell
In daylight the human eye excels among mammals, but ears and nose are inferior to many species. The observation ranks human auditory and olfactory senses lower than those of numerous animals while highlighting visual advantage.
Gallia County men report for pre indiction exams
Selective Service Board 45 sent 40 Gallia County men to Portsmouth for pre induction physicals on call number 6. A list shows 41 names but one may depart. five men were transferred to other boards completing Gallia County quota. Names include Walter J Dyer James E Weiher Delmar D McClaskey, Rob ert A Conkle, Basil T Holley, Mor lan Kiser, Donald F Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Selective Service Board
Gallia County
Portsmouth
Walter J. Dyer
Vinton
Junior L. Siders
Bidwell
James E. Weiher
Rio Grande
Vernon Gibson
Verlie S. Harris
Thurman
John A. McGuire
Mercerville
Toney Voreh
William H. Pugh
Patriot
Willard ©. Blankenship
James D. Rutt
James D. Bradley
Robert A. Conkle
Cheshire
Harold E. Saunders
Charles A. Queen
William E. Smith
Bladen
Paul F. Wood
Earl E. Calewell
Charles R. Stewart
James R. Simms
Carl E. Shawver
Crown City
Dunbar
W. Va
Basil T. Holley
Irvin J. Betz
William R. Nelson
Bobby L. Sims
Morlan K. Kiser
Gallia
Otis J
Boyd E. Wellington
Ear C. Martin
Willis Keesee
Edward S. Anderson
Gallipelis
Jack W. Bowers
Hubert A. Smith
Urbana
Spencer
Paintsville
Kentucky Brothers Given 25-Year Terms for Bank Robbery
In Cincinnati Judge John H. Druffel labeled the Nolens Joseph brothers potential murderers and sentenced them each to 25 years in prison for the July 26 holdup of the Corryville branch of the Fifth Third Union Trust Co. The one day trial ended with a verdict of guilty after a two minute jury deliberation.
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Cincinnati
John H. Druffel
Kentucky
Nolens
Joseph
John
Ballard
Corryville
Fifth-Third Union Trust Co
GOP Women Plan Session in Hocking County
Mrs. Lloyd E. Miller of Miami and New York will speak at 7 30 p m before the Hocking County Republican Women’s Club meeting at Bell Hall. Delegates and alternates to the state convention in Columbus will be named and the county quota of 143 members has been passed.
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Women's Club
Circle Meets At Church Circle
Logan Ruth Circle of the Methodist Church met Monday evening with Mrs. Austin Harbarger leading devotionals. Mrs. Lester Risch spoke on the study book Near East Panorama about Algerians and Moslems and family life. Miss Glora M. Wysner, missionary, wrote the book and visits Lancaster Camp Grounds. Luncheon hostesses were Misses Ruth and Hazel Armstrong. others present included Rev Dr and Mrs R B Wilson and several members.
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R. B. Wilson
James Young
Gladys Clutton
Della Bishop
C. F. Ackers
River traffic bulletin for Gallipolis and Kanawha districts
The Ohio River at Gallipolis Locks shows several vessels with up or down movements including the Lewis, Solvay, Cherry Stone, Keystone, Martin, and Patriot with times from 3:15 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. Kanawha River traffic lists Boggs Marmet George III CG 52004D Colle Winfield Semet Winfield times from 9:10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Other district boats noted include Hoagland Sohian Rowe Weir Armstrong Cook Chris Tampico Advance with gauge readings Upper 184 lower 104 feet and a roliers level at seven and a half feet.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Lewis
Solvay
Cherrystone
Keystone
Martin
Patriot
Kanawha River
Boggs
Marmet
George III
Winfield
Colle
Sohian
Rowe
Weir
Armstrong
Cook
Chris
Tampico
Advance
Roilers
Orphans Feast Triggers Major Cincinnati Traffic Jam
An eight hour traffic jam, described by veteran officers as the worst in 20 years, snarled cars and buses from the General Protestant Orphanage in Mt. Washington to Hyde Park. More than 75,000 people attended the orphan home’s first annual feast at its new quarters.
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Cincinnati
Mt. Washington
Hyde Park
Orphan Home
Farm Breaker Held After Pleading Guilty
Charles Thornton of Rockbridge pleaded guilty to breaking into an unoccupied farm home near Rockbridge. He is held on $1000 bond in the county jail. An antique clock taken from the house was recovered by Sheriff Waldron near the Hocking River in Rockbridge after the Sunday break-in.
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Logan
Charles Thornton
Rockbridge
A. J. Waldron
Thornton
Sugar Grove
Waldron
Hocking River
Twins Born at Meigs General Hospital Amid Family News
Mr and Mrs Charles Ferguson announce the birth of twin daughters at Meigs General Hospital. They have six other children. Various local visits and hospitalizations are noted including Raymond Clarks in Huntington Veterans Hospital and a change of hospital admissions for Mary B Sisson and others.
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Columbus
Mae Tipton
Kyzer School
Charles King
Debra Elaine
Albert Milhoan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
William Athey
Scout Troops Win Prizes at Ohio State Fair
Logan Girl Scout Troop Five led by Mrs. George Cheshier and Mrs. Paul Holtzen earned six ribbons from 40 original designs. Lorraine Holtzen won first in terrarium and second in embroidered pillow top. Charlotte Rieder second in flannel graph. Barbara Vore second in beaded bracelet. Nancy Nutter earned honorable mention for pine cone necklace and bracelet. Troop Five also took second for its troop project party craft. Troop 10, led by Mrs. D A Sands with Mrs. Harry Mildrim assisting, exhibited six uniformed girls and staffed the Girl Scout booth with hostesses and a two hour shift by three girls.
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Logan
Logan Girl Scouts
George Cheshier
Paul Holtzen
Lorraine Holtzen
Charlotte Rieder
Barbara Vore
Nancy Nutter
Camp Quannacut
Troop Five
D. A. Sands
Harry Mildrim
Peggy Cummins
Daryl Thomas
Patsy Meldrim
Regina Galentin
Jolene Gastin
Jane Hutton
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Miss Weinrich
Hocking County
Bill North
Phar
Korea
Harold Hutchinson
New Plymouth
Rudolph Riggs
James Hahn
James Harkless
Lou Imboden
Harold Spencer
New Straitsville
William Clary
Nelsonville
West Union St
Matinee
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Tonite & Thurs
Virginia Mayo
Bruce Bennett
Kirk Douglass
Laraine Day
Walt Disney
the Furies
America
Saturday Evening Post
Sten L Spoon
Fech Nco
Dean Stockwell
Darryl Hickman
Scotty Beckett
Leon Ames
Margalo Gilmore
Owen Jonson
Arlene Dahl
Chanicolor
Sista Nmra
Ih Ay
Schines
Mohawk Mills
Schine Theatres
ALL Schine Theatres
Altec Lansing
Board
GOP
Circle
Ee ‘ Surageous
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Geraldine Fitzgerald
Richard Quine
Robert Mitchum
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