Grand Jury Returns 14 Bills In Logan Hocking Session
The two day session ended yesterday with 14 bills returned and four cases ignored. A total of 34 witnesses were examined in connection with 18 CHAPS. Bills include breaking and entering and non support charges against multiple defendants. the jury found the county jail in excellent condition and urged interior painting.
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Charles Harper
Chester Leroy Speelman Jr
Fred Miller
Wilbur Murphy
Clyde Lynkoop
Court of Common Pleas
Addison Frey
Logan
Claude Hammon
Roy Crawford
Thomas D. Rose
Laurelville
Ethel Cable
Logan Toute
Logan Rotary Hosts Church Choir Night
Logan Rotarians enjoyed a program by the First Presbyterian Church choir directed by Margaret Gillen with Mrs J T Underwood as pianist. Miss Gillen sang O Divine Redeemer and Mrs Nancy White Hartmann performed The Lords Prayer.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Gillen
J. T. Underwood
A Volo
Boals To Answer Charge In Juvenile Court
Clyde Boals 63 of Logan Route 4 faces a molesting charge involving a nine year old girl and will appear in Juvenile Court Saturday at 10 a.m. He was arrested Saturday on the charge filed by the girl's father and released Monday from Hocking County jail on an $800 recognizance bond.
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Logan
Clyde Boals
Logan Route 4
Boals
Hocking County
Chrisman Couple Headed to Florida for Vacation
Mr and Mrs Claude Chrisman left yesterday for a three week vacation in Florida. They plan to visit beaches and explore coastal towns during their trip.
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Florida
Logan
Claude Chrisman
Logan Cage Squad Honored by Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan High School basketball team members were honored by the Logan Kiwanis Club Tuesday night. Speaker Paul Walker of the Columbus Dispatch spoke on Pigs Politicians and Women and shared sports world anecdotes. Coach Dwight Diller presented team members with certificates. Diller praised sportsmanship as typical of Logan.
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Lfigan
Logan
Logan Kiwanis
Paul Walker
The
Columbus Dispatch
Walker
Cleon Tucker
Dwight Diller
Flwants
Diller
John Bond
Country Club Panel Plans Improvements And Dinner
LOGAN The Hocking Hills Country Club board set April 22 as the tentative date for the annual stockholders and members dinner. Directors approved installing a new heating plant and outlined a building fund project to add to the clubhouse. Improvements since last season include kitchen and pro shop remodeling, lockers, a greens mower, a dam and lake, a bridge, new tees, benches, ball washers, fairway mower renovation, walks, trees, grading, seeding, and limestone paving. the course is open. Manager Wait Jurgensmier oversees operations.
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Logan
Hocking Hills Country Club
Wait Jurgensmier
Two Youths Plead Before Juvenile Court on Traffic Violations
Two youths appeared before Juvenile Judge Rhea Pettit Bangerto on traffic violation charges. An 11 year old Union Furnace youth was charged with driving a car bearing 195 license plates. he was fined court costs and had his license suspended 30 days. A 15 year old Logan youth faced speeding charges. his license for pleasure driving was suspended 90 days and he paid court costs.
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Logan
Rhea Pettit Bangerto
Union Furnace
A. J. Waldron
State Highway Patrol
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Nolan J Stevens
Nolan J Stevens admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital in Zanesville. Mrs George Crevison admitted to the Bay facility.
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Nolan J. Stevens
Zanesville
George Crevison
Bay
Driver Tossed Out of Truck
Carl G. Mohler aged 44 of 7 Warner Ave was driving a tractor on Route 75 north of Logan when the tractor skidded on wet pavement and he was thrown from the cab. The tractor swerved across the road and slid down a steep embankment but remained on its wheels. Mohler received a scalp laceration and body bruises at Hocking Valley Hospital and was released.
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Mohler
Hocking Valley Hospital
Rites Set for Mrs. Sarah A Miller in Logan Ohio
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Alice Miller 80 will be held Thursday at 9 am at St. Johns Catholic Church Logan. She died Monday at her daughter’s home 231 Gallagher Ave. She lived in the area her entire life and was the widow of John S. Miller. Survivors include three daughters a son 15 grandchildren and several siblings. Rosary is tonight at Leonard Funeral Home at 7:30 with Fr Charlies P Foy officiating. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
St. Johne's Catholic Church
Sarah Alice Miller
John Henry Miller
Ljwan
Martin Kellenbarger
Lancaster
Malcolm
Sugar Grove
John
Crooksville
Pete
Columbus
Leonard
Coal weighs 814 pounds per cubic foot
A historical note states that one cubic foot of solid coal has a weight of 814 pounds, illustrating the dense energy content attributed to coal in the period's measurements.
Cancer Drive Opens Here On April
Logan report notes thirty six local business leaders will seek special contributions for the cancer fund starting April 15. Teams of two will visit businesses, headed by Ralph Heiber, with Lester Risch as drive chairman and a roster including Meyer, Wright, Smith, Forester, Young, Niggs, Sommers, Mowery, Slusher, Shaw, and others.
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Logan
Loren
Ralph Heiber
Lester Risch
Harley Meyer
Harry H. Wright
Harry Smith
George Forester
J. R. Young
L. A. Niggs
Harold Sommers
Alex Mowery
Howard Slusher
George F. Fen Joe Bennett
Barton
Oll
Logan Drivers Fined in Nelsonville Court
Two men appeared before Mayor Roger Friend on traffic charges. Willard E Deible, 22, of Logan, was fined 15 dollars plus costs after patrol arrest. Paul Conrad, 26, of Nelsonville, was fined 10 dollars plus costs for reckless driving, arrested by city police.
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Logan
Roger Friend
Willard E Deible
State Highway Patrol
Paul Conrad
Nelsonville
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Honored with Medal and Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize recipient is presented with a gold medal and a prize of about $30,000. The ceremony recognizes the winner for outstanding peace efforts and international impact.
Marriage Licenses Listed For Logan Area Couples
Logan residents Pearl Burgess 22 of North American Aviation and Betty Caider 27 waitress from Logan Route 1. Harold Miller 30 service station salesman from Lancaster and Jennie Koch 24 beautician of Rockbridge. Ben Jones 35 machine operator from New Straitsville Route 1 and Mary Levering 19 at home of Logan.
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LOGAN
Robert Pearl Burgess
North American Aviation
Betty Jane Caider
Harold Edward Miller
Ancaster
Jennie Lee Koch
Rockbridge
Ben Harry Jones
New Straitsville
Mary Eileen Levering
Driver Is Accused Of Illegally Passing
Logan A charge of crossing a yellow line while passing another vehicle cost motorist Leonard Leach of Columbus $10 and costs. Leach was arrested by the State Highway Patrol and fined by magistrate D W Tucker in Rockbridge. Tucker also levied a fine of $15 and costs against Wright Roop of Rockbridge. Roop pleaded guilty to a charge of assault and battery filed by his wife Maybelle.
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LOGAN
Leonard Leach
Columbus
Leach
State Highway Patrol
D. W. Tucker
Rockbridge
Tucker
Wright Roop
Pockbridge
Roop
Maybelle
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