Logan News Pet Parade Honors at Hocking County Fair
About 115 children entered the pet parade at the Hocking County Fair judged by Evalan Fisher. Grand champion was a horse and dog team shown by Jan and Karen Jaulin with Judy Schultheis taking reserve honors for a yellow cat. The event awarded ribbons in 18 classes with top five in each, plus a grand assortment of best pet categories and showmanship prizes.
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Logan
Hocking County Fair
Evalan Fisher
Jan
Karen Jaulin
Judy Schultheis
Jerry Schaad
Marilyn Johnson
Dick Smith
Roger Gordon
Jeffery
Gary Hiles
Co. L. Radekin
Howard Platt
W. Denzil Weltner
Ralph Rheinscheid
Ernests Parks
Noel North
Billy Harwood
John Leach
David Gribble
John Hunsaker
Twylia Anderson
Patty Lash
Orland Anderson
Fred Mack
Roger Howdyshell
Bob Fox
Lena Belle Hoke
Ronnie Hansel
Marene Weis
Jimmy Poling
Tommy Tignor
Richard Barnhart
Judy Platt
Margie K. Wright
Karen Paulin
Larry Liff
Judy Ann Hamilton
Billy Keynes
David Vance
Kay Cannon
Jane Risch
Jane Shriner
Jimmy Larimer
Paul Hankison
Jerry Shaw
Grey Pony
Hank Miller
John Beal
Billy Harwick
Shirley Derr
Jim Mars
Wayne Bowlby
Sue Richards
Delmar Columbes
Jack and
Helen Richards
Hospital Notes Births And Admits At Hocking Valley
Births listed: a daughter for Mr and Mrs Ralph Mohler Logan seven pounds. Admitted include Mrs Velma Carnes Creola James Dudley Logan Route 2 Jean Ann Marsh Haydenville Gene Bay Nelsonville Ben Kirkendall Nelsonville.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ralph Mohler
Velma Carnes
Creola
James Dudley
Jean Ann Marsh
Haydenville
Gene
Rockbridge Woman Pleads Innocent in Hospital Coupon Case
Vincentina Ambrose of Rockbridge entered an innocent plea and was held on 200 bond after arraignment before Magistrate S B Whitehart. She is accused of possessing hospital ice coupons issued to Hocking Valley Ice Co while a former hospital employee. Sheriff Floyd Duffy reported the arrest in Rockbridge. complaint filed by Newton Spencer, hospital business manager.
Vicinity Bands Take Honors At Hocking County Fair
Three southeastern Ohio high school bands won top honors at the Hocking County Fair band contest judged by Dr. Daniel L. Martino of Ohio University before 2,000 spectators. Logan High School won Class A, Buchtel High School took Class C, and Chauncey-Dover led Class B with strong marching and music under Drum Major Wilfred Bricker.
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Southeastern Ohio
Hocking County Fair
Daniel L. Martino
Ohio University
Logan High School
Athens
Buchtel High School
New Straitsville
Union Furnace
Murray City
Chauncey-Dover
Wilfred Bricker
Bremen
Glouster
Livestock and Horse Pulling Contest Results Announced
Logan officials hailed the Hocking County Fair as the year’s best with a closing fireworks display after the Al Jones Rodeo and band contest. Cisco Kid won all three heats of the 2 24 trot, You captured the 2 20 pace, and seven teams vied in heavyweight and lightweight horse pulling.
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Cisco Kid
Rolls Graham
Marysville
You
Porter Martin
Circleville
Style Revue Judges Name 4-H Winners at Hocking County Fair
Logan County reports list of 49 girls who competed in the 4-H Style Revue at the Hocking County Fair. Winners include Louise Lash Frances Hartsell in demonstrations. Carol Brown Frieda Nixon Joyce Swepson Rachel McClelland Louise Lash Irene Hartsell and more across use and wear cotton dress school dress sports wear and tailored wear categories.
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Florence Connley
Louise Lash
Frances Hartsell
Mona
Rosalie Strawn
Lloyd Nutter
Rockbridge
van Fossan
Carol Brown
Marion
Relna Derr
Marlene Gastin
Teentimers, Jr
Guy Bailey
Frieda Nixon
Kenneth Frazier
Kathleen Davis
Ralph Swartz
Joyce Sweptson
Laurel
Myrtle Fox
Ronna Vollmer
Teentimers
Rachel McClelland
Doing Dozen
Irene Mathias
Arlene Walker
Slick Chicks
Guy Ash
Wi-Du-Rite Club
Grace Harsh
Irene Hartsell
Betty Ringhiser
Frances Beery
Woman’s Society Meet Noted At Coolville Home
WSCS of the Methodist Church gathered at the home of Mrs. Alda Larson and Mrs. Clyde Parrish with 19 members and three guests. A missionary program was led by president Mrs. A. W. Johnston. A night blooming cereus, brought by Mrs. Russell Cody, entertained guests as it blossomed. Refreshments followed.
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Methodist Church
Alda Larson
Clyde Parrish
A. W. Johnston
Russell Cody
Wilbur Warner
Florence Gillilan
Ida Meek
Jacksonville
Flo
Myrtle Stout
Clair
Akron
Ora Tidd
Mary Frances
Dorothy Price
Santa Monica
Calif
Florida
Cuba
Emmett Blair
Newton Falls
H. C. Blair
Edythe Gillilan
S. A. Gillilan
Parkersburg
W. Va
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Roberta
E. F. Rose
Cleveland
Ontario
Canada
Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
Lake Champlain
Finger Lakes
New York
G. R. Gunder
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Columbus
Robert Parkins
Richmond
Ind
Carl Miller
Athens
W. B. Hartnell
John Newcomb
J. Halliday Cline
J. A. Simpson
Adrian Morris
Belpre
Herbert Co. Blair
Coolville Methodist Church
John Lowe
Margaret Hooper
W. F. Kampf
Bernice Richardson
Max Frank
Carbondale
R. I. Wolf
John_ Sheets
Nelsonville
Henry Parrish
Cincinnati
Doris Walden
Mrs. Rebecca Ellen Nixon Dies in Gore
Rebecca Ellen Nixon 56 wife of Lewis Nixon died Sunday at her Gore home after an extended illness. She was born in Perry County, daughter of Samuel and Mrs. Christian, and is survived by her husband and son Charles Nixon. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Gore Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Earl W. Miller officiating. Friends may call at the residence until service time.
Corning PTA Plans First Meeting and Officer Elections
Corning will host the PTA’s first meeting of the school year Monday at 7 30 p m with officers to be elected. Interment is noted to take place at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Corning Pta
Corning
Oak Grove Cemetery
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