Pfc Wilson Participates in West Berlin Exercise
Pfc Charles W. Wilson son of Mrs Myrtle M Amos Logan Route 4 took part in a three day field training exercise in Grunewald Forest West Berlin with the Sixth Infantry Battle Group and a aggressor force from the Second Battle Group The 19 year old ammunition bearer entered the Army in 1961 after basic at Fort Knox Ky and is a 1961 Logan High School graduate Irene Faye Coke and Jacob John Fisher of Logan Route 1 are listed as residents.
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Logan — Army
Charles W. Wilson
Myrtle M. Amos
Logan Route 4
West Berlin
Grunewald Forest
Sixth Infantry
U. S
Berlin
Wilson
Fort Knox
Soldier
Logan High School
Logan
Jacob John Fisher
Farmer
Irene Faye Coke
Pet Dog Bites Boy in 12th Case This Year
Wayne Nelson, six, was bitten on the face by a family Spitz at New Plymouth Route 1. The boy was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital and released. The dog will be observed for 14 days before custody returns to the dog warden.
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Logan
James E. Leonard
Hocking County
Wayne Nelson
Paul Nelson
New Plymouth
Spitz
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits And Discharges
Logan residents listed with admissions and discharges. Mrs J E Terrell admitted for medical care. Raymond E Darnell admitted for surgery. Mrs Max Davidson discharged. Irene Faye Coke granted divorce from Maurice Coke in Hocking County Common Pleas Court with property set to remain with current possessors.
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J. E. Terrell
Logan
Raymond E. Darnell
Max Davidson
Irene Faye Coke
Maurice Coke
Hocking County Common Pleas
Television Schedules Messy listing shows varied programs
The page compiles a dense, unclear TV schedule with boldface color notes and overlapping times. Programs include Flatt Scruggs Weather News Sea Hunt Peter Gunn Shannon Bob Hope Hazel Sing Along Tonight etc across morning to night, but the listing is messy and uncorrected.
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Flatt Scruggs
Weather
NBC News
Peter Gunn
Shannon
Bob Hope
Television Schedule Snippet 6:25 to 11:20 PM
A broadcast listing shows time slots for news weather sports movies and variety programs from 6:25 PM to 1:10 AM with repeats and prime time blocks featuring NBC News Weather Viewpoint Tonight and Detectors and multiple movie segments during the night.
Television Schedule Snippet from Historic Page
A partial broadcast grid lists shows and times such as Sea Hunt at 6:00 and 9:00, News blocks at 6:25 11:00, and afternoon features including The Untouchables and The Real McCoys. Also shown are Margie Huck Hound and Movie segments with various late entries.
Broadcast Schedule Fragment
A fragmented TV guide listing stations and times. Entries include 6:00 M Squad 9:00 Mo 3 Sons 6:30 News 9:30 Margie 6:40 Weather 10:00 Untouchables 6:45 News 11:00 News 7:00 Phil Silvers 11:10 Weather 7:30 Nelsons 12:15 Sports 6:00 Donna Reed 11:20 Movie 8:30 Rea McCoys.
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NBC News
L. Young
Dr Malone
Daddy
Hollywood
John Silver
Jim Thacker
Dinah Shore
Huntley
Death Valley
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Sea Hunt
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Huck Hound
Whirleybirds
Nelsons
Donna Reed
Real McCoys
Everglades
Hathaways
Flintstones
M Squad
Sons
Phil Silvers
Rea
McCoys
Hathaways Nn
Kangaro
Bugs Bunny
Groucho
Marty
Ree. Brideyn
Luci's Toys
Miss Brooks
Ann Reider
TV Guide Highlights Evening Movie Lineup
Thursday listings show The Firefly and Navy Blue and Gold on Channel 4 and 6 with various films including Five Graves To Cairo and Tarzan and the She Devil. Friday adds Rich Man Poor Girl and Love Crazy among film and theater slots across channels.
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Headquarters
Cairo
Euterpean Club April Meeting Highlights Music and Guest Soloist
Twenty members gathered at Miss Mary Louise Bowen and Mrs. John Underwood for the Euterpean Club April meeting. Fritz Meyer played Bach air and bourée on tuba, with his mother at piano, and will perform in Columbus competition.
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LOGAN
Euterpean Club
Mary Louise Bowen
John Underwood
N. Market St
Frank Blasius
C. P. McNeil
Fritz Meyer
Harley Meyer
Bach
Meyer
Columbus
Miss Bowen
Underwood
Plaisir D’amor
Giovanni Martini
Carlos Giffin
Anton Dvorak
Bedrich Smetana
Allen Adams
Richard Farmer
James A. Green
Lavon Goodlve
McNeil
Harold Drake
Noble Grands Club Meets in GLOUSTER
The Past Noble Grands Club of Marcellne Rebekah Lodge met at NOOF Hall with Mrs. Will Zimmer as hostess and Mrs. Harley Kittle presiding. Plans for a summer trip, a $20 donation to fix the hall roof, readings by members, prizes, games, and a future meeting with Mrs. Louise Zimmer were noted. Gallipolis post poned Buckeye Boys State selection to next Wednesday. Logan firemen and Hocking Honor Camp fought a three acre grass fire on Weaver Road.
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Mary Cheney
Esther Lamborn
Wanda McAllister
Sylvia Maxwell
Dogwood
Louise Zimmer
Elma Kittle
Anna Echstenkamper
Grace Zimmer
Glenna Reese
Nellie Jones
Edna Embrey
New Street
Gallipolis
Lafayette
American Legion
Gallia County
Buckeye
Ohio University
Vance Rees
Logan — Logan
Hocking
John Richards
Weaver Road
Jolly Stitchers
Glouster
Jolly Stitchers Club
Francis Triplett
Mahala Moody
Delores Williams
Kate Wade
Carrie McClelland
Katherine Turner
Homemaker of the Year named in Hocking County
Mrs. Robert Holloway of Logan Route 3 was chosen Homemaker of the Year at the Hocking County Achievement Day held at the Westminster House. She received a silver tray. the award was presented by Miss Eleanor MacGregor. Other honorees and club members noted include Mrs. Carl Engle and several local homemaker clubs.
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LOGAN
Robert Holloway
Hocking County
Presbyterian Wesminster House
Holloway
Union Furnace
Eleanor MacGregor
Carl Engle
Antioch Club
Charles Rauber
Desboro Club
Clinton St. Clair
Happy Homemakers Club
Walter Walker
Good Hope Club
John Spencer
Pleasant Valley Club
Kenneth Minehart
Scenic Homemakers Club
Gene Klinger
Suburban Homemaker Club
Don Young
Young Homemakers Club
Roy Kelch
Marvalea Sinnott
Pleasant Valley
Good Hope
Science
Ilesboro
Drunk Driver Jailed After Logan County Arraignment
Harold W. Lehman, 31, of Logan Route 2, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. Before Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins he was fined $150 and costs and sentenced to 10 days in county jail. charged by the sheriff's department. Charles E. Hartley, 3rd class petty officer, returned to his ship The USS Intrepid after leave with his mother in Trimble.
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Logan
Harold W. Lehman
Hocking County
Vaughn Collins
Sheriff's Department
Hartley
Trimble
Charles E. Hartley
USS
Intrepid
Roy Russell
Logan divorce granted custody to Mary Lou Lehman
Logan Mary Lou Lehman a minor was granted a divorce from Arthur E Lehman U S Army in Hocking County Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect custody of two minor children awarded and costs to be paid by the defendant The estate of the late Wilbur A Deceffler Logan Route 3 admitted to Probate Court Wednesday appraisers Everett Bryan Wayne Kennard Howard Trowbridge
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LOGAN
Wilbur A. Deceffler
Everett Bryan
Wayne Kennard
Howard Trowbridge
Athens National Bank Report of Condition March 26 1962
Beaty as Vice President and Cashier declares the report true and correct. Directors Beasley Baker Davis attest to its correctness. The balance sheet shows assets totaling over 7.7 million and deposits around 6.7 million with noted liabilities and capital accounts.
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Athens National Bank
Veterans’ Administration
I. C. L. Beaty
Cc. L. Beaty
R. Beasley
John C. Baker
James B. Davis
Local Election Office Extends Hours for Absentee Ballots
Logan Roy Anthony of the Hocking County Board of Elections says the courthouse office will stay open from 1 to 4 p.m. daily and 9 30 to 11 30 a.m. on Saturdays to allow out of town voters to cast absentee ballots on May 8. Deputy clerk Ora Yaw will be present during those times.
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Logan — Roy Anthony
Hocking County
Logan Calendar Thursday events span clubs and meetings
On Thursday April 12 the East School PTA meets at 7 30 p m in the auditorium with James Dow and James Gustin discussing a new reading system and refreshments. Various groups including Women of the Moose Venus Chapter 76 CES and Premier Mothers Club hold 6 8 p m or 7 30 p m gatherings at listed locations with notable notes such as gifts for Chillicothe Veterans Hospital and time changes.
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East School
PTA
James Dow
James Gustin
Logan Squaw Club
D of A
Charles Mohler
Logan
Ohio Power Co
Brandt
Mecca
Leslie Higgins
J. Carl Plummer
Logan Delphian Club
Margaret K. Risch
Warner Ave
Webb's Chapel
WSCS
Donald Myers
Sugar Grove
Roll Call
Twig III
Hocking Valley Hospital
Don's Appliance
E. Main St
B. H. Casto Dies At 74 In Logan
Benjamin H. Casto of Logan Route 4 died at Hocking Valley Hospital early Wednesday at age 74. Born in Jackson County West Virginia he worked at Logan Clay Products Co until 1957. Survived by wife Myra son Robert step son William Howdyshell four step daughters and two sisters. Funeral Friday at 1 p.m. Leonard funeral home with Rev. D S Dunkle officiating. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Benjamin H. Casto
Hocking Valley Hospital
Jackson County
W. Va
Elias and
Hester Pringle Casto
Logan Clay Products Co
Myra
Robert
William Howdyshell
Roberta Hayes
Columbus
Loretta Meade
Detroit
Mich
Marjorie Kline
Vera Kline
Rockbridge
Martha Yates
Ripley
Lessie Lehman
Leonard Funeral Home
D. S. Dunkle
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral
Auction At Clearview Stables Draws 2000 in Logan
Nearly 2000 people attended the horse and pony sale at Clearview Stables on N Walnut Rd Logan. Frank Bateman owner and operator said 75 horses and ponies were sold with top bid for a single animal at 1675 dollars. Hocking County sheriff and deputies assisted with crowd and traffic control.
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Logan
Clearview
N. Walnut Rd
Frank (Whitey) Bateman
Hocking County
Mrs Dunkle Hosts WCTU Meeting in Logan Parsonage
Mrs D Stanley Dunkle hosted the April WCTU meeting at the EUB parsonage with twenty members present. Carrie Johnston welcomed new member Chester Lackey and announced the Spring Institute at Logan EUB Church on May 16.
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Carrie Johnston
Chester Lackey
Logan Eub Church
County Taxes Hit 569945 in First-Half Collections
Logan-Hocking County reported first-half real estate tax receipts totaling 569945.84. Treasurer Ralph Moorhead noted an increase of 327.06 from the previous year despite slightly lower tax rates. Current taxes led at 543787.75 with delinquent 17161.20 and other items including 7983.26 in special assessments 130.20 in such adds and 1973.43 in remitters.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ralph Moorhead
Logan motorists fined by mayor for traffic offenses
Two Logan residents faced fines from Mayor Delmar Freeman on Tuesday. John FE. Pberst, 68, was fined $10 and costs for reckless operation, while Phillip E. Guess, 27, was fined $10 and costs for failing to observe a stop sign.
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Logan
Delmar Freeman
John FE. Pberst
Phillip E. Guess
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