Hocking Schools Plan County Basketball League
Hocking County school officials met to organize varsity and junior high basketball leagues for the coming year. Eva Fischer discussed a Kiwanis tag day benefiting the Hocking County coss. Mrs. Paul Shaw announced a mass X-ray program for all county high school pupils on October 10 and 11, with cooperation from the tuberculosis association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County Schos
Upt
Samuel H. Dillon
Evaan Fischer
Kiwanis
Hocking County Coss
Paul Shaw
Hocking County Tuerculosis Association
Movies At Methodist Church Offer Two Bible Themed Films
Rev. C. W. Swengel, pastor, presents a Sunday evening film series at the Methodist Church. This week features The Prodigal Son from the Bible and Touching the Untouchable, both shown at church hour to parishioners and the community.
Logan Couples Wed In Sunday Methodist Rite
Logan sees the double ring ceremony at the Methodist Church uniting Miss Helen Marie McManaway and S Sgt. Joe Harry Wilkison in a Sunday service. The bride wore aqua marine with brown and white accessories, attended by her brother and sister in law. After a family dinner at the bride’s home, the couple planned a two week trip to South Carolina before settling in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hey
C. W. Sivengel
Helen Marie McManaway
Fred, McManaway
North Walnut Street
Joe Harry Wilkison
Ercell Wilkison
Attica
William McManaway
Brady Waugh
Jess Beougher
Alva Barthlow
Lancaster
Carbon Hill High School
American Air Craft Company
Connersville
Ind
H. C. Godman Shoe Company
South Carolina
Logan
Sonny Barthtow
Linda Waugh
Billy McManaway
Anna McManaway
Linda
June
Robbie
Janet
Jean Wilkison
Mary Blair
Margaret Coak
School Funds Allotted in Hocking Area
Logan County Superintendent Samuel H. Dillon announced Saturday the third quarterly settlement of the state foundation school funds allotted to the county schools. Totals amount to 44,920.64 dollars with allocations including Tarr-Washington Ward and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Samuel H. Dillon
State Foundation
Unds
Tarr
Washington Ward
Rogan Brief Social Notes
Knightly Club hosts at North Wood Street with host couple D C Davis winning high scores. Guests include Achatier Kreig Showalter and Yerner. Kreig to entertain again in two weeks. Other notes list visits from Rutter family, Anthony, Spencer and Rohrer relatives, Gibbons and Can kle guests, and teaching staff addition at Miller sport High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Davis
Knightly Club
North Wood Reet
Charles Achatier
John Kreig
L. Showalter
Frank
Anthony Yerner
Kreig
Mrs Harden Returns From Zanesville
Mrs H W Harden returns to her Logan home after eight months in Zanesville. She is welcomed by Mr and Mrs Murphy and son Charles who spent the weekend with her on Hunter Street. Mr Murphy leaves for Zanesville with his sister and brother Anna Freese of Dayton and Roy Murphy of Avon, who will extend their stay at the Murphy home in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rohrer
Columbus
Foe Hamilton
Betty Rohrer
Orchard St
John Collins
North St
J. T. Gibbons
Celina
Marvin Cankle
St. Clairsville
William McBroom
Logen
Bir
George Lehman W. Hunter
Millersport High School
Logan
H.W. Harden
Zanesville
W. Murphy
Charles
Lee Drug Store hires and births noted in log
Miss Marjorie Huston begins work at Lee's Drug Store replacing Miss Virginia Butterfield who enters Ohio State University for her junior year. Ivy Butterfield is majoring in PROPAN. parents Mr. and Mrs. John West Street announce birth of a seven pound son at Ants Hospital, Columbus, with maternal care noted by Mrs. George Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marjorie Huston
Lee's
Miss Huston
Virginia Butterfield
Ohio State University
Ivy Butteld
John
West Street
T. Ants Hospital
Colum
Georce
Soldier Is Greeted by Relatives
Logan area page announces a homecoming party for Sgt. Homer Schein Jr. after forty months in the South Pacific. Relatives from Logan and nearby towns attend a noon dinner with a red white and blue cake, long lawn tables, and a silk flag centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Homer Schein Sr
Sgt
Homer Schein Jr
South Pacific
Sgt. Schein
Evelyn Schein
Roy Fowler
Grace
Schein
Jet
Homer Schein
Misses Rush
Eve Schein
John Schein
Robert
Jean
Mary
Donne
Bonnie Sue
Margie Kay
Peeten Bray
Ifie Beaugher
Daniel Beaugher
Maxville
Edward Conkle
Elmer Baugh
Patty
Eugene Baugh
Columpus
A. ©. Keleh
Harold and
Oakley Kelen
Myre
Albert Blick
Letha
Martha Blick
Lancaster
Roy Creigley
Donald
Creiglow
Amanda
Charles Wolfe
Alla Angie
Lulu Fee
James Taulbe
Roy Beougher
Iwith
Delores
Betty
Jimmie
Jol Logan
Donna
Mae Fowster
Dayton
Monard Turner
Mildred Turner
Laurelsvile
Clyde ‘Turner
Beverly ‘Turner Kingston
Clara Kelch
Red Cross Workers Meet in Chillicothe
Logan Mrs. Sam Prinmer executive secretary of the local Red Cross Chapter attends a Chillicothe meeting with southern Ohio executive secretaries to discuss budget and administration. The Logan Chapter has new yarn for sweaters and mufflers and material for layettes. Citizens and club members are urged to knit and sew for the Red Cross as needs remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sam. Prinmer
Red Cross
Chillicothe
Southern Ohio
Loyxan
Surgeon Injured in Horse Show Fracture of Pelvis
Reports indicate Dr Boocks sustained a fracture of the pelvis during a Friday horse show. He was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus and placed in a standard hospital harness. Surgeons hope no operation will be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Boocks
Logan
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Pythians To Hold Memorial Service For War Hero
Nelsonville crowd gathers Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the R P lodge for a memorial service honoring John Huddy killed in World War II. The regular meeting precedes the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythians
Nelsonville
R. Af P. Lodge
John Huddy
Mayor Proclaims Religious Education Week in Logan
Logan announces Religious Education Week from September 30 to October 7. Mayor W D Weltner urges citizens to honor those involved in religious education and to have churches schools homes and civic groups discuss plans to strengthen religious influence.
Logan Pastor to Be Kiwanis Speaker
Logan Bber Mowery will lead the Kiwanis program at six Tuesday evening at the White House. Rev. Paul P. D. Holtzen of Trinity Lutheran Church on N Mulberry Street will be guest speaker discussing a thought provoking topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Bber Mowery
Kiwanis Club
White House
Paul PD. Holtzen
Trinity Lutheran Church
N. Mulberry St
Holtzen
Radcliff Briefs: Births, Army service, and club news
Radcliff notes a birth of John Leslie Norton Sept 10 to Mr and Mrs Harry Norton, listing a large war era family with Pvt Leland Norton who died in Germany. Local updates include Garden Club activities, Oshram, and community happenings from Sept and Oct with retirements, moves, and military assignments.
Service Men Of Glouster Area Share Birth News And War Updates
Announcing the birth of a daughter Shirley Ann to Mr and Mrs John W Waldeck and Mr and Mrs Shearley Northe roy of Glouster at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens on Sunday Sept 9. Grandparents Mr and Mrs John W Waldeck and Mr and Mrs Shearley Northe roy. Mrs Mary with em of Jacksonville is a great jer and mother. Jon a A0-day furlough follows eight months in the ETO. He served in France Holland Belgium and Germany and was honor guard to President Truman in Brussels. He wears Combat Infantryman and ETO ribbons. News also from F K Bresan ree l and Mrs Bresan ree l about son Robert K Livson in India theater. He reports censorship lift and possible return to the States after 44 days on the Korean merchant. He notes training in Lede India and tentative posting to China. Cpl Frank Tove discharged Camp Atterbury Sept 7 and visits his mother Mrs Carl Love after 28 months in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pre
Johannes Wy. Northrop
Shirley Ann
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
John W. Waldeck
Shearley Northeroy
Glouster
Mary Withem
Jacksonville
Northrop
United States
Jon
Erenat Jing
ETO
France
Molland
Belgium
Germany
Ile
Truman
Brus ‘Sells
PLC
F. K. Bresan Ree
Robert K. Lrvson
India
Lede
China
Chingking
Jorean
Cpl
Frank Tove
Camp Atterbury
Carl Love
South
Paci
Lottridge Social Notes Highlights Visitors and Family
Lottridge social notes list Sunday visits and calls among local families and friends. Entries mention Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brummage, Mrs. J A Bailey, the Gaston and Archer families, and several other local residents visiting kin in Pi Pleasant Bethel Ridge Henderson Parkersburg and Bucking ham Field. The notes also reference military personnel and brief travel between homes.
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Wilbur Warren
Florence Gilliland
Bethel Ridge
Frank Caldwell
John Chevalier
O. L. Davis
Auprey Morris
Grace Miller
Fern Swindler
Marion
Harry Nicholls
Henderson
W.va
Glenn White
Ethel Nicholla
Senderson
Charles Gaston
Akron
Airs
L.A. Townsend
Parkersburs
R. M. Allen
7. B. Allen
L. H. Allen
Freda Spears
John Archer
Lee Gaston
Arnold Bernard
Dad
Okinawa
Jarek Bernard
Howard Smvisher
E. W. Swisher
Buckinsham Field
Ft. Myers
Fla
Joe Depoy
Jacob Zumbach
Paul Robinson
Lodge Sets Special Meeting and Rehearsal
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge announces a special rehearsal on Wednesday evening and urges all members to attend. Plans for the School of Instruction to be held at the Odd Fellows Temple are also discussed with sessions planned for Friday afternoon and evening September 28.
Wallace Urges Reds Be Given Bomb Secrets
Washington official reports say President Truman and cabinet discussed the atomic bomb with focus on sharing the secret with Russia. No decision was reached and Henry Wallace did not comment, though an associate suggested he might favor such a step to avert misunderstandings with the Western Allies.
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Washington
Charles G. Ross
Truman
Russia
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Circle 5 WSCS Met In Circle Meeting
Circle 5 of the WSCS met Thursday evening with Mrs Besse Higgins presiding Mrs Spencer opened with hymns and prayer Mrs Charles McKee led devotionals using The Upper Room Scripture lesson Mrs Higgins reported the secretary's notes and Mrs Frank O Mara reviewed Chapter 2 of The Peoples of the Island India Sam Frank will host next meeting The ancients doubted bird migration Aristotle suggested disappearance and appearance of birds in autumn due to transmutation
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Besse Higgins
Spencer
Charles McKee
Higgins
Frank O'Mara
India
Sam Frank
Nelsonville Legion to Install Officers on Sept 26
Nelsonville post will install Corwin Cookson as commander and new officers on Wednesday evening September 26 at 8 oclock. A state Legion official will service as installing officer and a chicken supper will follow. The post has eased membership rules for armed forces personnel and waived part of the enrollment fee. All legionnaires ex service men and women and service members on furlough are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eugene Berry
Glenford Dugan’ Post
American’ Legion
Columbus
Grenford Dugan Post
Legion
Corwin Cookson
Nelsonville Social Notes in Methodist Class Meeting
Nelsonville Rural area reports a Golden Rule Sunday School class gathering at Mrs. Lucille Weaver home with Mrs. Agnes Wolf Mrs. Marie Glenn and Mrs. Frances Stage assisting. Devotions led by Edna Hall, program by Mrs. Marie Hoskins and Mrs. Cleo Whitmore, prizes for several members, 14 members and one guest present. Also notes on local personal visits: Mr. and Mrs. James Dow Jr Springfield visiting Grace Kelch, Dow recently discharged from Army. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Culp Indianapolis visiting W. E. Howe family for brother Pfc Bob Howe’s homecoming furlough from overseas service.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Lucille Weaver
Agnes Wolf
Marie Glenn
Frances Stage
Edna Hall
Marie Hoskins
Cleo Whitmore
Marie i Glenn
Edna Reynolds
L. Stout
Dorothy Dailey
James Dow
Springfield
Grace Kelch
Tech
Dow
8Th Air Force
Jack Culp
Betty Howe
Indianapolis
W. E. Howe
Yorks Service Men Return Home and Overseas Moves
Sgt Elmer Speelman recently returned from overseas service and spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Speelman before leaving Monday for the East to be discharged. Donald R Conner, stationed at Bremerton Naval Base in Washington, has arrived home on leave anticipated early next month. Don Harmony, son of Mr and Mrs A E Harmony, is promoted to Pharmacist Mate First Class effective Sept 16 and is stationed in the South Pacific.
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Elmer Speelman
Carl Speelman
East
Don Conner
Donald R. Conner
Washington
Bremerton Naval Base
A. E. Harmony
Don
South Pacific
District Engineers Hear Plans At September Logan Club Meeting
Nelsonville Hocking Valley Chapter of Professional Engineers met at Hocking Hills Country Club with Perry Ford and Fred Warring outlining state and federal funding to county roads and sewerage plans. Warring described pollution control projects as cities across Ohio plan disposal plants including Cincinnati and Athens area. Alfred Richardson was elected chapter president to fill an unexpired term after George Clark resigned to join the foreign service. Next meeting set for October 1 in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Professional Engineers
Logan Clay Products Company
Hocking Hills Country Club
Perry
Ford
Fred Warring
State Department of Health
Ohio
U. S
Cincinnati
Logan
Athens
Alfred Richardson
George Clark
Clark
Foreign Service
United States
Couple Honored With Shower in Kimberly
A bridal shower for Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mark was held at the Clarence Keck home in Kimberly on Friday Sept 21 with many neighbors and friends in attendance. Gifts were sent by several who could not attend and lunch was served.
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Nelsonville
Sherman Mark
Maye Keck
Clarence Keck
Kimberly
Wess Kinsey
Wayne Bumgardner
Dick Hannas
Vick Dixon
Robert Beckter
Edgar McClain
Vera Monk
William Monk
Fred Adams
Cliff Jolley
Flo Lauderback
Nelsonville Emblem Club to meet Tuesday evening
Mrs. Don Sheffield will chair the social Emblem Club gathering at the Elks Club Tuesday at 8. Members should bring a covered dish for the dinner that will accompany the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Don Sheffield
Emblem Club
Elks Club
Warning Note From Nelsonville Family Spurs Curiosity
Nelsonville resident Mrs. Frank notes four sons in the armed forces and to ease suspense bought a 2 gauge shotgun and four hunting licenses. Cy Carl adds a lighthearted account of hunting and a copperhead snake, contrasting with a harsher tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Carl Frank
Rt. 2
Mrs. Frank
Two Appear Before Mayor in Nelsonville Court
Rolland Calvert pleaded guilty to operating a game of chance, fined 350 plus costs in Mayor Miles Howe’s court. Cletus Mellinger faced unsafe operation of a motor vehicle, fined costs after guilty plea. Police arrested four for intoxication and held for arraignment. Sunday court was discontinued by Mayor Howe. Expected to appear Monday: Eugene North Myers Crossing for DUI, Frank Russell Nelsonville, T Jy i McAllister and Dave Evans Caribou Hill for intoxication.
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Nelsonville
Miles Howe
Rolland Calvert
Cletus Mellinger
State Highway Patrol
Howe
Eugene North
Myers Crossing
Everett Hewlett
Frank Russell
T. Jy i McAllister
Dave Evans
Care Ibon Hill
Hold First PTA Meeting In Nelsonville
Mrs. Hazel Kelley presided at the Central P.T.A. fall meeting last Friday. The gathering opened with America The Beautiful sung by members and the pledge to the flag. Reports from secretary and treasurer were read and approved. New teachers Mrs. Gay Circle and Mrs. Susan Myers were introduced. George Call was named membership drive chairman. Room counts tied between Estella Reynolds and C. Roy Tomlinson while Susan Myers’ team won second prize. The meeting was largely attended.
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Nelsonville
Hazel Kelley
Central P.T.A
America the Beautiful
Tom Sheppard
Gay Circle
Susan Myers
George Call
Estella Reynolds
C. Roy Tomlinson
Mason Degree To Be Conferred At Local Lodge Meeting
WELSONVILLE The Farm Bureau Trowel Club of Columbus will confer the master mason degree on one candidate at a special meeting of Philadorian Lodge No 157 F and A M at the Masonic Temple Friday evening Sept 28. Walter Wolf master announces refreshments will follow and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsonville
Farm Bureau Trowel Club
Columbus
Philadorian Lodge
Nou 157
Masonic Temple
Walter Wolf
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Hocking
Patricia Masten
Albany
Jin Logan
Hocking Area
Nathan Rutter
E. Hunter Sr
Joe Rutter
Rene
Bremen
Ray Anthony
Friay
Columus
Eleanor Anthny
American Red Cross
Gay
Dale Spencer
Carolyn
Barberton
Effie Spencer
S. Market
Mrs. Harden
Lee Drug Store
Radcliff
Harry Norton
John Leslie
L. A
Miss Pierce
Miss Jeffers
Opal Lewis
Emma Jeffers
Ruth Swisher
Marguerite Bigony
Goldie Cooper
Donald W. Lowe
North Africa
Sicily
Anzio
T-5
Roy R
Tim Ims E. Lowe
Vinton Township
Forbidden City
Imperial Palace
Tokyo
Lottridge Social Notes
WSCS
Aristotle
Nelsonville Legion
Nelsonville Social Notes
York’s
HCI
Zenners
Floor
PTA
Epsicoln
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Inland City
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
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