O. A. Wolfe Telegrapher Dies at Home in Logan
Orley A. Wolfe 74 retired railroad telegrapher died at 9 15 am Sunday at 923 Third St Logan native Haydenville son of Jonathon and Sarah Wolfe He worked for Hocking Valley Chesapeake and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railways 42 years retired 1947 Lived in Logan since 1949 Survived by wife Nettie May son Herman E Wolfe three brothers two grandchildren four great grandchildren services at Heinlein funeral home 1 pm Tuesday then Johnson funeral home Hudson 2 pm Wednesday burial Markley Cemetery
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Logan
Orley A. Wolfe
Third St
Haydenville
Jonathon
Sarah Minton Wolfe
Old Hocking Valley Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Hudson
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wolfe
Christian Church At
Order of the Eastern Star
Nettie May
Herman E. Wolfe
John
Frank Wolfe
Buckeye Lake
Bert Wolfe
Mt. Vernon
Heinlein
Johnson Funeral Home
Markley Cemetery
Traders Corner at Stewart Aims to Fill Odd Needs
Melvin Dunfee, long time Stewart store owner, has turned his business into a treasure chest of hard to find items. The four decade collector stocks hardware, pipe fittings, second hand furniture, old books, china and glass, lamps, tools, timber, and historical artifacts. The enlarged building houses multiple rooms and upper floors jammed with goods sought by farmers and locals, earning Dunfee praise for turning a general store into a Traders Corner.
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Melvin Dunfee
Stewart
Dunfees
Torch
Athens County
Dunfee
New England
Ohio
Frank Beasley
Amesville
Harvey S. Smith
Mr. Dunfee
General Merchandise
Logan Bands Earn Superior Ratings At District Contest
Logan junior and senior high bands earned superior ratings at the District 15 music competition held Saturday at Ohio University. The senior band qualified for the state Class B-1 finals on April 27 at Capital University in Columbus. Judges praised appearance discipline interpretation and ensemble sound while noting tempo and intonation weaknesses. The junior band showcased tone balance baton response rhythm but suffered breath control articulation and phrasing issues. Both bands are led by Armand Houk.
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Logan
Ohio University
Capital University
Columbus
Armand Houk
Logan Schools
Arrest Made In Circleville Driving Without Owner Consent
Logan A Hocking County youth Charles E Tucker 19 of Laurelville Route 1 was arrested Saturday night in Circleville by Hocking County deputies Kenneth Rheinscheid and Gerald Morrison with Circleville police aid. Affidavit filed by his mother Marie Tucker. Arraigned before Magistrate D W Tucker he pleaded innocent and is held to the grand jury on 750 bond. Committted to county jail when unable to post bond.
Fish Dinner Planned by Hocking County Game Group
Logan The Hocking County Fish and Game Association schedules a fish dinner on April 4 at the Izaak Walton League Clubhouse. Cecil E. Knoder of Milan will speak on stocking wild turkeys and Reeves pheasants in Southeastern Ohio. A pickerel dinner at 6 30 p m precedes reports on a program to place game on two preserves where food is provided for animals.
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Logan
Hocking County Fish and Game Association
Cecil E. Knoder
Milan
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Reeves
Ohio
Taylor Ridge Community Notes Update
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Johnson visited in Logan. Various residents, including Mrs. Dwight Smith and Carol Ann, visited Easler and Milhoan in Bishopville and Drake in Jacksonville. Vera Turner and others had medical procedures, Lemoines relocate to Glouster to open a business.
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Taylor Ridge
Mrs
Delbert Johnson
Logan
Dwight Smith
Carol Ann
Millard Easler
Charles Milhoan
Bishopville
Charles Drake
James Drake
Jacksonville
William Russell
Greas Run
Donald Russell
Dorthea Loggins
Crooksville
Harold
Hersel Shifflet
Cora (Davis) Antle
Ira Kempton
Massillon
Jack Lewis
John Antle
Vera Turner
Ladies Aid Society
University Hospital
Columbus
Delbert Lemoine
Dayton
Glouster
Lemoine
Friendly Neighbor Club Hostess Plans April Meeting
Mrs. Pete Brandon hosted the Friendly Neighbor Club luncheon. A meeting with Mrs. Clarence Greene is set for April 4. Mrs. Lee Harden and Mrs. Henry Todd visited Columbus and Mrs. Clara Gleason and Mrs. Harden called on Mrs. W. R. Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Todd visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lyons of New Marshfield with Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe.
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Laurel Run
Pete Brandon
Friendly Neighbor Club
Clarence Greene
Lee Harden
Henry Todd
Columbus
Clara Gleason
W. R. Wolfe
Arthur Todd
Jacob Lyons
New Marshfield
Lawrence Wolfe
City Police Charge Man With Intoxication
Logan man Lowell E. Nutter age 27 of Logan Route 3 arrested Saturday night by city police on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. He was fined $10 and costs after a Sunday morning hearing before Mayor Francis Myers.
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Logan
Lowell E. Nutter
Nutter
Francis Myers
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Admissions
Mrs. Hal Brown and Mrs. Nellie Terrel admitted for medical care. New daughters reported for Mrs. Brown of New Straitsville Route 1 and Mrs. Taylor of New Plymouth Route 1. Also listed are Mrs. Ellis of Logan and Mrs. Murdock of New Straitsville along with Oakley Woodrum of McArthur.
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Hal Brown
New Straitsville
Nellie Terrel
Logan, Medical
William E. Taylor
New Plymouth
Lawrence Ellis
Logan
Clyde Murdock
Oakley Woodrum
McArthur
Two Hurt In Collision On Route 33 Junction
Two people were slightly injured in a Sunday morning collision on Route 33 at the Smiths Chapel road junction. William J. Getz 20 of Lancaster was turning left when Ralph H. Beal 44 of Worthington Route 1 passed, causing moderate vehicle damage. Hester Beal 45 sustained injuries to her right leg and foot, and daughter Kaye Beal 15 suffered arm injuries. They declined medical aid and would consult their family physician. Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Rheinscheld investigated.
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Logan
Smith’s Chapel
William J. Getz
Lancaster
Ralph H. Beal
Worthington
Hester Beal
Kaye Beal
Kenneth Rheinscheld
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne used as Preparation H suppository or ointment reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and claims piles are no longer a problem with a money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
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Laurel
Hocking Valley Hospital
Athens
Hunter Green
Sandalwood
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Chicago
John Charters
Grand Rapids
C. Grattan Price, Jr
Harrisonburg
Ott Foster
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J. G. Rayburn
Loutsch
Russell
Arnold M. Smith
Bert W. Harris
Flint
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Chesapeake & Ohio Board
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Walter Tuohy
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