Beverly Ellinger Crowned Hocking County Junior Fair Queen
Beverly Ellinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ellinger Rockbridge Route 1 was crowned Hocking County Junior Fair Queen Thursday night Representing the Farm Bureau Youth she is a Logan High senior First runner up Jeanette Everett representing the Foothill Lassies 4 H Club Second runner up Bonnie Mae Helber representing the Loganettes 4 H Club Third runner up Sharon DeLong sponsored by Laurelville Hoof Beats Fourth runner up Elaine Tatman represented the Town and Country 4 H Club Escorts included Dave McDaniel Ken Tschappat John Ellinger and Joe Goldsberry The court led the livestock parade after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Mae Helber
George Helber
Logan
Logan High
Loganettes
Sharon DeLong
Dan DeLong
Laurelville
Laurelville High
Laurelville Hoof Beats
Elaine Tatman
Guy Tatman
Kingston
Logan Elm High
Hocking County
Beverly Ellinger
Jeanette Everett
Queen Beverly
Miss Ellinger
Mike Wieland
Messenger Newsphoto
Steve Winn
Winn
Jim Robb
D_ Mowrey
Nancy Wilson
Jim McKinley
Leroy Scribner
Cindy Blum
Steve Scribner
Ellinger
FFA
Farm Bureau Federation
Kroger's
Marty Sharrett
Hocking Hereford Farm
Booth
Logan Lassies
Town and Country Club
Hocking Wildlife Club
Laurelville Woodchucks
Bear Run
County approves equipment sale and notes sewer project
Logan Hocking County Commissioners approve bills totaling 2287.63 including 1147 for tuberculosis care and 292 for sheep losses. A front end loader tractor with mower is purchased on deferred payment. They discuss West Logan sanitary sewer with Burgess and Niple and limit culvert pipe funds this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking County
John Carroll
Otto A. Shaw
Perry
Burgess and
Niple
West Logan
Judging Ends In Hobby Show at Hocking Fair
Hobby show judging concludes with 18 classes at Logan event. Winners include Olive Kornmiller and Maxine Andregg in China Old Plates and Glass Stemware, with multiple top placements across dishes, coins, carving, stamps, and antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Fair
Olive Kornmiller
Helen Blosser
Evelyn Goodlve
Maxine Andregg
Ada Engle
Harry Disbennett
Maxine Andregeg
Lyda Kornmiller
Fred Graham
Mary Wingett
Evelyn Cox
Rita Hall
Bob Ansel
Harry Disbennettt
Eugene Miller
Mary Winder
Glouster Elementary PTO to Launch Membership Drive
Glouster Ohio Glouster Elementary Parents Teachers Organization plans a 6 p.m. Monday membership drive with house to house calls. The group held its first meeting of the school year with about 45 attendees and elected officers led by President Arlene Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Elementary Parents
Arlene Andrews
Gladys Dixon
Margaret Morris
Ruth Christman
Lucille Grubbs
Grubbs
Andrews
Patti Holbert
Jody Moore
Mary Cardaras
Lois Roberts
Bonnie Wilson
Joyce Lewis
Ruth
Hoopers Welcome Daughter Rebecca Ann
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hooper of Trimble announce the birth of a daughter on September 15 at Mount St. Marys Hospital. The baby is named Rebecca Ann. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Fleming and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hooper. Great grandparents include Mrs. Armon Rainey, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. John Humphrey, and Mrs. Mary Hooper. The Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman Club meets Sunday at 2 p.m. at Burr Oak Lake Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Roger Hooper
Trimble
Mount St. Mary’s Hospital
Rebecca Ann
Hooper's
James Fleming
Russell Hooper
Armon Rainey
Thomas Fleming
Corning
John Humphrey
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman Club
Burr Oak Lake
Junior fair activities highlight annual event
Logan reports the annual junior fair judging day with 4 Hers FHA and FFA clubs selecting champions in beef sheep and swine. Beef sale set for Saturday night at 4 H Barn with weigh in and auctioneer Emerson Martin. Trophies from Kroger and Farm Bureau honor top beef and showmanship as booths and club winners are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
FHA
FFA
William L. Melvin
Emerson Marting
Washington D. H
Moorman Feed Co
Susan Dupler
Marty Sharrett
John Dupler
Robert Culbertson
Mary Lou Gillogly
Mike Bailey
Ronnie Bailey
Lee Sharrett
Ruth Ann Gillogly
Bill Shaw
George Pavlik
John Ellinger
Hocking County Fair Secre tary Repeats Rope Rescue Duty
Fair official Matheny scaled the grandstand announcers booth and climbed the flag pole to attach a rope for the annual trick. Dick Mowery notes this is his 13th year performing the stunt. Limestone laid to reduce mud and a Wednesday blackout due to an 800 amp fuse are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Jud Matheny
Fair Board
Dick Mowery
Matheny
Truant Officer Joke Highlights City School Day Dismissals
County and city schools dismissed for teachers' meetings while a fair day was observed. The tractor pull lasted four and a half hours Thursday afternoon ending with the first rain of the day. Mayor Jack Moorehead faced taunts at the dunking machine during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Moorehead
Applied Arts Winners Are Announced
Judging was completed Thursday at the Hocking Fair in applied arts. Winners across student and adult divisions include Linda Geiger with multiple top placing entries in portraits still life and landscape categories, Sophia Stefanides in modern and pastel and crayon, and Glada Russell in monochromatic portrait and charcoal. Additional top finishers include Susan Stilwell, Linda Geiger, Lawrence Hansley Jr., and Willard Holdron in various media and subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Snouffer
Susan Stilwell
Glada Russell
June Stillison
Willard Holdron
Lawrence Hansley Jr
Church youth groups schedule weekend meetings
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ junior group meets Friday at 4 p.m. Trimble Church of Christ Parish Planning Council gathers Friday at 7 30 p.m. CYF planning retreat set for Saturday at 8 p.m. Christian Youth Fellowships of Millfield and Trimble churches plan Saturday meetings to map October November and December activities. Glouster personals note Ellis and Mrs Moore return to Glouster from West Virginia. Cloyde Hudson visits from Black Mountain North Carolina. Leonard Willis on leave from Omaha Nebraska Air Force Base spends time with his mother Goldie Willis in Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Church of Christ
Trimble Church of Christ Parish Planning Council
Trimble Church of Christ Cyf
Christian Youth
Millfield Christian Church
Trimble Church of Christ
Glouster
Ellis Moore
West Virginia
Moore
New York Central Railroad
Cloyde Hudson
Black Mountain
N. C
Leonard Willis
Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
Goldie Willis
Maple St
Gate admissions at Hocking Fair exceed previous year
Logan reports 1005 gate admissions with 743 sold after 5 pm. Rotroff Thrill Show grandstand tickets totaled 243 adults and 104 children. Fair Secretary Jud Metheny says attendance runs ahead of last year while noting season ticket holders skew the day’s turnout. Tonight features Shindig Variety Show and Saturday offers the McKinley Rodeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fair
Jud Matheny
Corn Crop Loan Rates Announced in Hocking County
Logan County corn loan details set for 1965. Hocking ASC Chair Wayne A. Ball says the county loan rate is 1.12 per bushel for 1965 crop corn grading No 3, with national averages at 1.25. Loans mature July 31, 1966 unless demand ends earlier. Applications at the Hocking ALCS office. Chauncey Methodist Church serves cafeteria supper on the church lawn Saturday at 5:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking
Wayne A. Ball
ASC
Hocking Alcs
Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist Church
Church Lawn
Nine Suggestions Made For Logan Personnel Program
The fourth article in a Logan City Schools survey series outlines nine general recommendations for the district personnel program. It calls for written policies, clear job descriptions, updated staff handbooks, mandatory handbook reading, improved selection and retention policies, a competitive salary plan, elimination of non certified hires, reassignment reviews, and targeted staff counseling and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan City
Center For Research and Service
College of Education
Ohio University
Logan
Best of Show Floriculture Honors At Hocking Fair
Louise Duffy of Logan Route 3 won best of show in floriculture at the Hocking Fair. Ribbon placements across 14 entries included Louise Duffy and Evelyn Goodlive in multiple categories such as Hybrid Tea Rose, Zinnia Large, and Gladiola. Artistic design honors went to Louise Duffy, Charlotte Kornmiller, and several others in multiple classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Louise Duffy
Speciman
Leslie Duffy
Evelyn Goodbye
Fighduna
Emeline Warner
Erie Goodbye
Zinnia Large
Ruth Gillogly
Ella Nihiser
Zinnia Small
Beth Campbell
Chris Bowers
Audrey Chute
Zinnia
Aster
Olive Kornmiller
Evelyn Goodlve
Dahlia Large
Rolland Adams
Dahlia Small
Evelyn Cox
Snapdragon
Elizabeth Shaw
Maxine Andregg
Gladiola Large
Ruby Drum
Evelyn Goodbve
Gladiola Small
Clyde Disbennett
Charlotte Kornmiller
Vernon Stump
Harry Disbennett
Betty Crawford
Chauncey Area Guests Visit Over Weekend
Wednesday evening visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Bentley included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bentley Christy Jody and Stormy of Nelsonville Route 1. Sunday guests were the Rev H S Severign Letart W Va and the Rev W H Strausbaugh and children with other relatives visiting the Bentleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Strohmeyer
San Diego
Jack McGee
Neil Wyatt
Arthur Barber
Pamela and
Terry
Lincoln Park
Mich
Sanford Bentley
Robert Bentley
Christy, Jody
Stormy
Nelsonville
Andrew McKinney
H. S. Severign
Letart
W.va
Gilbert Courtney
C. N. Sanders
Hunter Beckelhymer
Hiram
Sanders
Robert Sanders
Near
Erie
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Wieland
Dave McDaniel
Ken Tschappat
Joe Goldsberry
Herschel Bensonhaver
Glouster Pto
Hoopers
Scott Harden
Marilyn Chute
Roger Weaver
Market Lamb
Denny Mowrey
Melissa Mowery
Hocking Livestock Leaders 4-H Club
Bill Melvin
Fair Secretary
Harry L. Armstrong
Applied Arts
Hhauncey
Board of Education
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