Logan Social Notes Celebrate McCrays Golden Anniversary
Logan and Columbus residents Clarence and Mrs. McCray marked a golden wedding with a buffet hosted by their daughter Helen Reynolds. Attendees included siblings, in laws, and relatives from Logan, Lancaster, and Summit Station. The issue also notes Logan Garden Club’s first fall meeting with a Johnny Appleseed theme, a Sesquicentennial program, a Templar family picnic at Rachelmacher Park, and a Logan resident vacation through the Smoky Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McCray
Columbus
Logan
William Reynolds
Helen McCray
Mr. McCray
J. A. Smith
Mary. McCray
Minette McCray
George §. Cunningham
Lancaster
Cunningham
Stanton Pond
Pond
Logan Garden Club
Carlton Bright
Joe Phillips
Everett Dawley
C. Hengst
Joan Chapman
Clifford Iles
E. G. Hockman
Mayme Wellman
Orlandeth
Seber Lehman
Karl Hartmann
Logan Commandry 78
Knights Templar
Rachelmacher Park
Starling Cohagan
George Carr
Lois Ann
Clarence Allen
Walter North
Elmer Risch
Wildard Lyke
Edward Muller
Kerwood Maritin
Carl Harsh
George Gribble
Francis Embree
Margaret Webb
D. E. Harsh
O. O. Stephenson
C. Wood Bowen
Carl E. Blosser
Mark Edison reunion held at Lancaster Camp Ground
The Mark Edison reunion met for the second time on Sunday at Lancaster Camp Ground. Walter Reasoner opened with prayer before a basket dinner and was elected honorary president. Officers named included Harry Bishop as president Harley Griffin as vice president and Barbara Mark as secretary treasurer. A program of entertainment followed with many Logan and Lancaster residents attending including the Mark and Griffin families and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark-Edison
Lancaster Camp Ground
Walter Reasoner
Harry Bishop
Harley Griffin
Barbara Mark
Harvey Griffin
Blanche Gore
Laura Thurness
McKinley Mark
Barbara
Mary Ann
Homer Hart- Beck Jr
Harold Griffith
Melvin Griffin
H. C. Griffin
Roscoe Griffin
Warley Griffin
Logan
Charles J. Griffith
iMr
Patti Moyer
Lancaster
Clarence J. Bobb
Galena
F. Thurness
Akron
Carl Gore
Columbus
Charline Donaldson
Ethel Murphy
New Straitsville
Cc. E. Griffith
New #tymouth
Dick McPeek
O. L. McFarland
Dayton
W. C. Reasoner
Lawrence Ressoner
Vernon
Merrill Griffin
Noel Better
Mayfield
W. R. Griffith
Rockbridge
Five Hocking 4-H Members At Congress
Five Hocking County 4-H Club members and equal number of advisors travel to Columbus for the 36th annual Ohio H Club Congress and Advisory Conference. Members Keith Skinner Danny Tucker Doris Duffey Carol Primmer Doris Walker were chosen for leadership and club work. advisors Harold Smith Paul Thomas Mrs Robert Bowers Mrs Rosalie Ansel and Mrs Verna Rheinscheid attend. Funds for members come from the Ohio 4-H Foundation Fund via Hocking County’s $1000 quota backed by an auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Keith Skinner
Danny Tucker
Doris Duffey
Carol Primmer
Doris Walker
Hocking County Fair Board
Logan Junior Chamber of Commercce
Hocking 4-H Outing Draws Countywide Crowd
About 200 club members advisors and parents gathered Thursday evening at the fair grounds for the Hocking 4-H outing hosted by the Advisory Council. The event featured softball games a three legged race and egg throwing contest along with reports on a conservation camp attended by Betty Lou Nihiser and Jim Smith. Skis were presented by the Loganettes and the Madway Ploughboys with Elther Bower and Charles Ingraham leading planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Fairgrounds
Eh Advisory Council
Betty Lou Nihiser
Jim Smith
Camp Ohio
Utica
Loganettes
Madway
Hocking County Athletes to Take Examinations
A total of 79 boys from Hocking County high schools will undergo physical examinations Friday in the Logan health office. Dr. H. M. Boocks health commissioner led the screenings with the health office staff assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Two Logan Graduates Attend Miami Freshman Camp
Two Logan High School graduates Ralph Kinney and James Young left Friday morning for Miami University Oxford to attend a YMCA freshman camp. Kinney is son of Mr and Mrs Robert Kinney Wood Street and Young is son of Mr and Mrs James L Young West Front Street. After term opens the students will be quartered in Symmes Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan High School
Miami University
Oxford
YMCA
Miami
Ralph Kinney
Robert Kinney
Wood St
James Young
James L. Young
W. Front St
Symmes Hall
Weekend Visitors From Columbus and Dayton Arrive in Carbondale
Weekend guests in Carbondale included Mr and Mrs Quid Scott Hetty Barber and Jimmie Barber with Walter Voyett and family from Columbus. Frank Risley of Barberton visited his parents Sam and Mrs Risley. Ivan Hankinson and Dayton family visited S N Dunlap and Clyde Barber visited from Dayton. Hugh Landis of Columbus visited John Landis family. Guy Stump and family moved to Newark for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
George Barber
Quid Scott
Hetty Barber
Jimmie Barber
Walter Voyett
Columbus
Frank Risley
Barberton
Sam Risley
Ivan Hankinson l
Dayton
S. N. Dunlap
Clyde Barber
Baron Barber
Hugh Landis
John Landis
Guy Stump
Newark
Money Action Filed in Common Pleas Court by Standard Engineering
Standard Engineering Corp. filed a money action in Common Pleas Court against Cassel R. Mason doing business as the Mason Implement Co. The judgment sought is 215.54 dollars with interest from June 2, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Standard Engineerng Corp., Inc
Cassel R. Mason
The
Mason, Implement Co
Golden Wedding in Logan Celebrates 50 Years of Marriage
Logan observes fifty years of marriage for Lloyd Hansley and his wife, with open house from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at their Lake Logan Road home. The Hansleys, both active in local churches and organizations, have four sons and are part of the Antioch Grange. relatives and friends are invited. In related county news, Hocking County farmers are advised Oct 2 as the fly free date for sowing wheat, with barley and oats dates and varieties listed, suggesting barley as a possible fall substitute for wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lloyd Hans
Ley
Hansley
Lake Logan Road
Evangelical United Brethren
B. T. White
Antioch Grange
Lodge
Lawrence
Rock
Bridge
Walter
Lancaster
Kent
Durneth
Carroll
Hocking County
Charles Ingraham
Ingraham
Seneca
Thorne
Butler
Vigo
Ohio
Lee's
Rosen
Balbo
Exlers
Oriandeth
Seber Lehman
By & Pam
Floriculture Exhibit Rules Announced at Hocking Fair
Hocking County fair officials publish rules for the Floriculture Exhibit listing a limit of one entry per division and detailing entry requirements for exhibitors. The notice outlines eligibility and submission guidelines for participants and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Fair Society Seeks Five Directors at County Fair Elections
Logan reports the Hocking County Agricultural Society will elect five directors Sept. 26 during the fair, with terms expiring for Wallace Gillogly, Ralph Rheinscheid, William Mowery, Verne Stahr, and Joshua Matheny. Nominations due a week before. signs needed from at least five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Theair
Wallace Gillogly
Ralph Rheinscheid
William Mowery
Verne Stahr
Joshua Matheny
Nominations Due Saturday for Hocking County Fair King and Queen
The Hocking County Junior Fair Board issued a reminder that the Sept. 19 deadline applies for king and queen candidates at the Hocking County Centennial Fair. Current nomination list includes Miss Luc y Cordell and Leroy Sigler, both Logan High juniors, submitted by Manon Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Manon Grange
Lucy Cordeillas Queen
Leroy Sigler
Logan High School
Mass Cordell
Alva Cordell
E. Hunter St
Sigler
Roy Sigler
Oak St
Hocking
Mem- Ees
Joe Ruff
Junior Fair Board
County Extension Office
Court House
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Dismissals
Mrs. John Edgar admitted from New Plymouth Route 1 for medical care with Bertha Gilmore listed. Dismissals include Mrs. David Inboden of Logan and several others from Logan and nearby towns. Infants of Mrs. John W Fox and Mrs. Robert Ashbaugh discharged alongside Mrs. Arthur Amerine of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Hospital
John Edgar
New Plymouth
Bertha Gilmore
Logan
David Inboden
Wiliam Bird
New Straitsville
Robert Work
John W. Fox
Robert Ashbaugh
Arthur Amerine
Newark
Pioneer's Dew House at Burr Oak Captured in Old West Tale
Ancient brick home along Route 13 near Burr Oak draws visitors, tied to the Dew and Zane lineages. The article recounts land grants from 1814, family ties to Buchtel and Nelsonville, and Historic events including Elizabeth Zane Dew's stand against Morgan’s raiders. It notes the house’s preservation, architecture, and connections to local pioneers and a later Star Garden Club meeting nearby.
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C. H. Harris
Route 13
Burr Oak
Dew
1A Dew
Dews
Dhw
Maryland
Bessemer
Buchtel
Thomas Dew
James
Athens- Corning
Zanesville
John
Dew Hoauce
Nelsonville
James Dew
Hns
J. S. Dew
Tumble
Henry
Mary McDonald
McDonald
Athens County
Giouster
Elizabeth Zane Beem
Wheeling
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Elizabeth Zane
New West
John Dew
T Va
Trish Ridge
Corning
John Dews
Harry
Omce
Cyrus Dew
Sarah
Nancy Zane
Silas Silas Zane, Jr
Scioto River
Columbus
Mary McDonald Dew
McDonalds
Dew Homestead
Joseph McDonald
Bishopville
Athens
Morgan County
Chirk McDonald
Orginal
Thomas
Elizabeth Dew Myers
Sarah Dew Butts
Mary Dew Poston
W. W. Poston
Silas Zane
Zane
Zane Trace
Morgan
Ground Broken for New Plant in Logan
A ceremony last week marked the start of Logan’s new industrial plant for Powdered Metal Products Inc, previously in Dayton. Initial jobs are about 40 with potential expansion. the facility on E Main Street will span about 9000 square feet and near Logan Trade Club negotiations led by B O Nixon. Local officials and Trade Club members including Mayor Roger W Friend and J Richard Farmer attended, with hiring through the State Employment Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Powdered Metal Products, Inc
Dayton
Logan Trade Club
B. O. Nixon
E. Main St
L. A. Rages
Roger W. Friend
Homer Schein
Ghia State Employment Service
J. R. Youn
Trade Club
William Harwood
J. Richard Farmer
R. B. Perkins
Scout Camporee Set for 6 Hocking Troops
Plans for the annual Boy Scout Camporee in Hocking County have six troops attending. The event is set for October 17 and 18 at the Izaak Walton League grounds on Lake Logan. New troops include Murray City Haydenville Laurelville Enterprise Troop 99 Logan and Troop 143 Logan. The Camporee is directed by Tom Weiland with committee changes noted and a district meeting planned October 5 at Ohio Power Co. offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Izaak Walton League
Lake Logan
Murray City
John Snyder Jr
Haydenville
Aden McMillin
Laurelville
Robert Bowers
Enterprise
Robert Bartholomew
James Steart
Paul E. Brown
Tom Weiland
Hocking
John Bond
William S. Miller
Howard Slusher
Jay Cole
Ohio Power Co. Orse
Joe Bermett
Health Education Committee Formed for Conference
Dr. H M Boocks, commissioner of the Athens Hocking Meigs Vinton Health District, is assigned to the health education committee at the 34th annual Conference of Health Commissioners with the Ohio Department. The Sept 23 25 meeting at the Neil House in Columbus features panel discussions and reports to the conference. Members include Dr. M Fisher Lorain County Dr. Margaret O Neal Muskigum County Dr A J Pearse Cuyahoga Dr A F Schultz Fremont Dr Robert Vogel Delaware County Dr M M Weinbaur Moyign with Dr Garry G Bassett as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. M. Boocks
Athens-Hocking Meigs-Vinton
Ohio Department of Health
Neil House
Columbus
Boocks
Mation Fisher
Lorain County
Margaret O'Neal
Muskingum County
A. J. Pearse
Cuyahoga County
A. F.schultz
Fremont
Robert Vogel
Delaware County
M. M. Weinbaur
Moyign
Garry G. Bassett
Boy, 16, Loses Driving Rights in Hocking County
Logan area juvenile court suspended a 16 year old's driving privileges for 50 days after a Route 33 crash. Two other youths, 16 and 17, faced traffic charges with permits and licensing rules, ordered to restricted driving periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Mineral residents mingle during Donkey Reunion and visits
Mr and Mrs William K Brooks and C M Buckley were in Lima Sunday with Buckley visiting sister Mrs Inez McWhorter. Drood McAfee visited his father T T McAfee. Mrs Mary Ely visits daughters in Newark while George and Mrs Clark of Barberton attend the Donkey Reunion. Nora Allbaugh now resides in Johnston City after leaving Mineral. Labor Day weekend trip by the Brooks to Oxford Michigan included a Canada tour. Mae McLeod visits sister in Athens as nieces Nannie Addis and Charles Addis of Barberton visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral
William K. Brooks
C. M. Buckley
Lima
Inez McWhorter
Drood McAfee
T. T. McAfee
Mary Ely
Margery
Idene
Newark
George Clark
Barberton
Nora Allbaugh
Cora Lynch
Johnston City
W. A. Brooks
Kenneth Brooks
Oxford
Mich
Canada
Mae McLeod
Iva Nichols
Athens
Jimmie
Charles Addis
Nennie Addis
George Buckley
Cake Baking Contest Set at Hocking County Fair
Two cake baking contests announced for the Hocking County Fair by Karl Hartmann. A Betty Crocker Chiffon Cake contest offers prizes including a silver plated cake plate and a Betty Crocker book. A second sponge and butter type cake contest also awards multiple aluminum bakeware sets and baking items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Fair
Karl Hartmann
Betty Crocker
U. S
Hull Printing Co
Hartmann
Cpl Donald Kline Serving in Seoul
Cpl Donald E Kline son of Mr and Mrs George Kline Logan Route 2 is serving in Seoul Korea with the 558th Military Police Company which recently won its second meritorious unit commendation Corporal Kline entered the Army in February 1952 and arrived in Korea in August that year He served with the 3d Infantry Division before his present assignment He attended Logan High School and was a kiln fireman with the Logan Clay Products in civilian life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Donald E. Kline
George Kline
Logan Route 2
Seoul
Korea
558Th
Kline
Army
Logan High School
Logan Clay Products
John Azbell Rites Conducted Saturday
Funeral services for John Azbell of near Enterprise who died Wednesday in Lancaster were held at 2 pm Saturday at Heinlein funeral home. The Rev. Stanley Benton and Rev. R. C. Hinnison officiated with music by James Blosser Ernest Inhoden Mrs. J. G. Cole and Mrs. R. B. Hansel. Pallbearers were Edward Kenneth Otto Hes Harold Straner Roger Brown and John Brown. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Birth notices and visits highlight weekend events
Mr and Mrs Leland Moore announce a Sept 5 birth of a son. Mr and Mrs William Wray announce a Sept 6 birth of a son. Mr and Mrs Charles Essex and son Charles Raymond of Lisbon were weekend guests at W R Halecomb. Don Miller of Mobile, Alabama visited G B Radikin family. Jewell Buzzard and Clayton Morris wed last Saturday. Grover Stout and daughters Loetta and Mary Ellen spent a...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Rock
Leland Moore
William Wray
Charles Essex
Charles Raymond
Lisbon
W. R. Halecomb
Don Miller
Mobile
Ala
G. B. Radikin
Jewell Buzzard
Clayton Morris
Grover Stout
Loetta
Mary Ellen
J. E. Radein
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