Welcome Wagon Club Fashion Preview in Logan
Thirty eight women attended a fashion preview at the Welcome Wagon Club in the Logan Federal Community Room. Models wore outfits from Sharff's Store including pant suits and cocktail dresses with accessories. The event gathered many newcomers and volunteers aligned with Red Cross Bloodmobile plans for Oct. 29.
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Logan
Logan Federal Community Room
Sharff
Philip Chase
David Chapman
John Depler
Dennis Blythe
Richard Cellino
David Jacobs
Ingraham Smith
Lewis Caton
James Fowler
Car Wrecks On Highway Not Open
A new Route 33 section near Logan remains closed after an early Sunday crash. Freddie C. Farris, 27, Geneva, lost control and hit a berm spreader, causing damage and injuries. He was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital. Farris, an employee of A. E. Construction Co., was en route to his camper four miles north of Logan.
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Logan
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Freddie C. Farris
Geneva
Farris
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hartman
A. E. Construction Co
Gift Given To Missions
The Emily Missionary Circle at First Presbyterian Church in Syracuse met with seven members. A letter from Mrs. Harry Henry of Amesville discussed a district fall Presbyterial meeting at Alexander Presbyterian Church on Oct. 3. The group planned sending $25 to medical missions and set Laura Pickens as October hostess for devotions and Bible study by Ada Slack.
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Syracuse
Emily Missionary Circle
Harry Henry
Amesville
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Route 50
Athens
Florence Potts
Labor Plans Meeting of Candidates in Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Central Labor Council hosts a Meet the Candidate Night Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Elks Building on Hocking Street. Charles Pancake, council president, says all state district and federal candidates from both parties are invited to share views and seek labor support. Union members from across the area are welcome, including locals affiliated with the council.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Charles Pancake
Council
Mount St Mary Hospital Births Notice
Mount St Mary Hospital lists births including a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Dearth of Nelsonville and a son to Mr and Mrs Donald Rose of Logan Route 3 among many other names and locations from Nelsonville New Straitsville Athens Shawnee and surrounding areas. The list includes individuals and families with newborns and associated addresses.
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James Dearth
Nelsonville
Donald Rose
Logan
Ronald Six
James Carter
New Plymouth
Grace Lash
Lillian Eberts
New Straitsville
Phyllis Schenz
Buchtel
John McCallister
the Plains
Daniel Grogan
Millfield
Ellen Childress
Carl Williams
Grace Keplar
Janice Parkins
Lester A. Pittsman
Ray H. Baird
Troy
Mary Huntley
Lawrence Simpson
Shawnee
Mary Finsterwald
Athens
Harry Freeman Jr
Jeff
Bob
Ann
Everett Sater
Charles Stover
Dottie
Pam
James Carr
Chris Sowers
Raymond Stover
Boyd
Betty
Dorothy Stover
Larry
George
Eugene
Leva
Danny Dearing
Haydenville
Nixon Leading National Polls in Four Surveys
The Associated Press reports four national surveys and a California poll show Richard Nixon leading Humphrey in the presidential race. Time Newsweek Gallup and the Times give Nixon wide margins with Wallace taking key southern and midwestern states. Times projects 346 electoral votes for Nixon if held today.
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Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Newsweek
Gallup
New York Times
Nixon
the Times
Humphrey
George C. Wallace
District of Columbia
Wallace
Los Angeles Times
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O’brien
NBC
Meet the Press
Times
Phrey
House of Representatives
WSCS Unit Plans Rug Making and Card Sales
REEDSVILLE The WSCS met at the home of Mrs. Vivian Humphrey with co host Mrs. Nancy Buckley. The program titled He Speaketh Still was discussed. A rug making project and painting of extra church seats were planned later. Christmas card sales were arranged. A birthday card for Mrs. Eunice Sprague and a round robin card for Lyle Nichols were signed. A report covered a county home children's trip and picnic with plans for a future visit. A door prize went to Mrs. Dorothy Riebel. refreshments followed.
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Reedsville
WSCS
Vivian Humphrey
Nancy Buckley
Eunice Sprague
Lyle Nichols
Dorothy Riebel
Livestock Sale and Band Show End Hocking County Fair
Logan reports a four day fair closure with 5100 attendees on Friday and 6500 on Saturday. The Junior Fair Livestock Sale featured trophies to Sharrett Gillogly Johnson and McDaniel and raised funds for the Junior Fair building. Winners topped by Sharrett’s 860 pound grand champion steer. other top prices paid for steers and lambs. re-sales supported the fair’s building fund. The closing concert featured bands from Nelsonville York Starr Washington Logan Senior and Sing Out Logan.
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Booth
Blosser’s
David Sharrett
Blossers Restaurant
Sharrett
Marion Riggs Ford
Melissa Mowrey
Heinlein
David Crawford
Bellville Motor’s
John Winland
Sugar Grove Mills
Lamb
Wayne Timberlake
Dean Mowrey
Hocking Hills Country Club
Denny Mow
Rey
Junior Fair Baltling
Dean
Earnhart
Floyd Whistler
Randy
Richard Klinger
Elberfelds
Lake Logan
Scenic Hills Restaurant
Steve Vandagriff
Heinlein Funeral Home
Leslie Johnson
Karen Deitz
S. Spring Sr
Eddy Cockerill
Marting and Cockerill
Washington
D. C
Nelsonville
York
Starr Washington
Logan
Stover Reunion Held at Wildcat Hollow Park
The Stover family held its first reunion at Wildcat Hollow Park in Haydenville. A noon picnic dinner followed the gathering with many attendees including Boyd Stover and extended family from Ashland Kentucky, Home Town West Virginia, Oak Harbor Ohio, Gypsum, Sandusky, Rushville, Logan, and Haydenville.
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Stover
Wildcat Hollow Park
Haydenville
Boyd Stover
Randy
Greg
Debbie
Rhonda
Ashland
Erkie Stover
Hometown
W. Va
Gary Milligan
Gerald
Larry
Steve
David
Teresa
Nancy
Charles Carr
Patty
Pam
Chuck
Craig
Oak Harbor
Ohio
Chilleo Pace Winner Gets $1,200 Purse
Julia Brad eight year old mare won the OHI LLCO Pace jackpot at the Hocking County Fair harness racing in Washington Court House. She earned 78 points across six county fairs, seven more than rival Dream Voto driven by Ray A. Newhart of Marietta. County fair boards from Hocking Athens Jackson Washington Meigs and Lawrence contributed 200 each to the 1200 purse.
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Logan
OHI
Julia Brad
D. O. Moon
Washington Court House
Hocking County
Ray A. Newhart
Marietta
Hocking
Athens
Jackson
Washington
Meigs
Lawrence
Benefit Horse Show Set for Buckeye Trail Riding Club
Logan report says the TRAP Organization Sing Out Logan group and Rainbow School will benefit from a Sunday horse show on October 6 at the Fairgrounds by the Buckeye Trail Riding Club. The club plans to build a new judge's stand within a year and invites callers to Jean May at 385-4242 for details.
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LOGAN
Rainbow School
Fairgrounds
Buckeye Trail Riding Club
Jean May
Births at Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cyrus Logan announce a son. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jones Creola announce a son. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thacker South Bloomingville announce a daughter. Admitted: Mrs. Charles Brooks and Mrs. Christine Yontz Logan, Miss Mary Conkle Buchtel. Discharged: Joann Milum, Wayne Green, Nancy Minaskas.
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Paul Cyrus
Logan
Leslie Jones
Creola
Oscar Thacker
South Bloomingville
Charles Brooks
Christine Yontz
Mary Conkle
Buchtel
Joann Milum
Wayne Green
Nancy Minaskas
Weasel Pop Question Sparks Steam Boiler Safety Debate
A curious claim about weasels causing pops is unlikely and unverified, while steam boilers and similar devices are known to explode and cause damage. Insurance policies exist to cover losses from explosions whether originating inside or outside a property, offering protection against liability and damages.
Nelsonville Meetings and Installations Planned
The Harmony Class of First Christian Church meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Marilyn Carter. Rainbow assembly No 109 holds a practice Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Ma sonic Temple with officer attendance urged. Installations set for Wednesday at 7 p m in the temple. Tri County District Joint Vocational High School board meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the board offices. Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion holds first fall session Monday at 7 45 p m in the Legion War Memorial Building per Post Commander Steve Barber.
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Harmony
First Christian Church
Marilyn Carter
St. Charles Street
Nelsonville
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Board of Education
Tri-County
Joint Vocational High School and Technical Institute
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Legion War Memorial
Steve Barber
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