May Primary Contests Set With Limited Campaign Activity
Logan correspondent reports mayoral and city council hopefuls in the May primary with little campaigning two weeks before the vote. Democrats Francis Myers and Raymond Zanner lead contested races, Republicans Harold Spang and Frank Ricketts Jr. top two-way fights, and several incumbents or unopposed candidates fill ward and at large seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleon Tucker Logan
Logan
Francis Myers
Ralph Griffin
Harold Spang
Harold Brimner
Third Ward
Frank Ricketts Jr
Don R. Russell
Raymond Zanner
Louis E. May
First Ward
Raymond R. Turner
M. W. (Tate) Schrader
Neal Dillon
Juliet White
Ruth Easterling
Lawrence Ellinger
Ralph Adcock
William Morgan
J.albert
Dehnan Rites Planned for 77 Year Old
Funeral arrangements are set for Mrs. Bessie L. Dehnan 77 who died Tuesday night in Lancaster at her daughter’s home Mrs. Harry Eyman She was born in Carbon Hill and lived with her daughter since the death of her husband John F Dehnan in 1954 Surviving besides her daughter are a sister Mrs James Shaffer of Winterhaven Florida Friends will call 7 to 9 p m today at Leonard Funeral Home Services will be at 2 p m Friday at Carbon Hill Christian Church the Rev J A Long officiating Burial will follow in Carbon Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shaffer
Winterhaven
Fla
Leonard Funeral Home
Carbon Hill Christian Church
J. A. Long
Carbon Hill Cemetery
Judgment Is Appealed In Royalties Suit
An appeal has been filed in Common Pleas Court by defendants Kenneth and Aileen Conaway against plaintiffs Joseph and Leah Pelton over a verdict awarding $12,611.25 plus costs for unpaid royalties on an ice cream mix used in the defendants’ business. The appeal rests on questions of law from the Feb 3 judgment and the Apr 3 denial of a motion for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas
Joseph
Leah Pelton
Kenneth
Aileen Conaway
Realistic fire drill ends as relay mishap alerts station
In Tucson at Roosevelt School a drill went into real action when a teacher forgot to disconnect a relay from the fire alarm. Firemen arrived while students were still evacuating the building, adding authentic urgency to the exercise.
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Tucson
Ariz
Roosevelt School
Trial Date Set in Ohio Route 33 Land Stand
Judge Harley Meyer sets May 11 for trial of an appropriation suit by the Ohio Department of Highways against William F Hahn and others. Jury commissioners will select 25 jurors. The tract lies in northern Good Hye Township as part of Route 33 four lane right of way under construction.
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Logan
Ohio Department of Highway
William F. Hahn
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Meyer
Good Hye Township
Trustees Seek Mortgage on St Matthew Lutheran Church
Common Pleas Court records approve a petition by the trustees of St Matthew Lutheran Church to encumber church property for 100000 dollars with a mortgage. The church is undertaking a 179000 dollar construction and expansion program.
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LOGAN
Common Pleas
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Ethel Barrymore Star Turn in Captain Jinks 1901
Ethel Barrymore made her Broadway debut in Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines in 1901. The production ran for 168 performances, marking a milestone in her early stage career.
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Ethel Barrymore
Captain Jinks of
the Horse Marines
Jessie Ogg Sues for Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Jessie C. Ogg files for divorce from John Wesley Ogg in Logan County alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She seeks temporary alimony and attorney fees, and on final judgment permanent alimony or property to maintain living standards, plus restraining orders on disposition of property and occupancy. The couple wed December 1, 1928 in Catlettsburg Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jessie C. Ogg
John Wesley Ogg
Common Pleas Court
Catlettsburg
Local visits and church events mark October weekend
Dr and Mrs Earl Grimm and family visit Columbus relatives while others attend an allday church meeting at Community Hall with 93 attending. Baptismal service postponed due to high water. several local families host guests and travel between Racine Morristown and Akron.
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Earl Grimm
Joseph Harold
C. W. Allman
Middleport
J. D. Roush
G. McKinney
Ross Norris
Kenneth Wolfe
Junior Hauber
Racine
Don Bell
Toma
Paul Ervin
Jim Pierce
Rutland
Mr. Pierce
Althra McKline
Meigs General Hospital
Charles Foster
J. M. Hill
St. Clair Miller
Morrisvale
W. Va
Hill
Annie Grimm
Charley Sayre
Alden Tharton
Arizona
Hocking Valley Hospital Births Admits and Dismissals
Births show a daughter for Mr and Mrs Clifford Crawford at Logan Route 2. Admits include Betty Miller in Logan Route 1 and Glen Pipes in Walhonding Route 1. Dismissed and other notes reference Harvey Miller in Rockbridge and Ronald Turner in New Plymouth Route 1.
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Clifford Crawford
Logan
Betty Miller
Glen Pipes
Walhonding
Ronald Turner
New Ply
Schwenke Vail Group notes April meeting
Twenty two members attended the Schwenke Vail Group of the Presbyterian Church April meeting. Devotions by Mrs John Bush opened the session and plans were announced to send birthday cards to forty two foster children in Hocking County. Bible study covered Paul's first missionary journey with Barnabas and John Mark, led by Mrs Amos Potts and assisted by Mrs Paul Collison and Mrs Besse Mutchmore. Members were asked to read Acts chapter fifteen before the next meeting. The lesson from Ever Widening Circles focused on political circles and Christian citizenship. An article from Concern titled Life Begins at Maturity was read by Mrs Harold Sommers. The meeting closed with hymn God Be With You Til We Meet Again and Mizpah benediction. Refreshments were provided by the hostess committee of Mrs Harry Bell, Mrs Jeff Spalsbury, Mrs Kerwood Martin, Mrs Wayne Roach and Mrs Paul Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sommers
Hocking County
Amos Potts
Paul
Barnabus
John Mark
Paul Collison
Besse Mutchmore
George C. Shaw
Harry Bell
Jeff Spalsbury
Kerwood Martin
Wayne Roach
Farm Bureau Council Members Attend Regional Meeting
Mr and Mrs Charles Rauber Mrs Harry Williams and Mrs Paul Shaw members of the Hocking County Farm Bureau Council committee attended a regional meeting Friday at Chillicothe. Council committees from Gallia Highland Hocking Jackson Pike Ross and Scioto counties were present. The meeting urged counties to organize council groups to discuss farm and community problems. Featured were skits group singing and guest speakers from the Ohio Farm Bureau. A buffet supper was served preceding the meeting. Mrs Shaw is chairman of the south eastern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rauber
Harry Williams
Paul Shaw
Hocking County
East PTA Meeting Features Music Program and Officer Elections
East Elementary School pupils performed under James White in an April PTA meeting held in the school auditorium. The East School Band presented ensemble, trio, and duet pieces, with second grade vocal selections. officers elected were Mrs. Arthur Stevens president, Mrs. Frank Ricketts Jr. vice president, Mrs. Roger Chute secretary, and Mrs. Pearl Guess treasurer. Guides for refreshments came from the fifth grade. LOGAN-Paul R. Voris and Waveline R. Barney assisted in serving refreshments. A flower show is planned at the courthouse auditorium Thursday from 1 to 4:30 p.m. “Breath of Spring” is the theme. Mrs. Amos Potts presides with Mrs. Carlton Bright named show hostess. Arrangements by Karl Hartman and several local members. The Garden Club will stage its third annual flower show at The Garden Path magazine.
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East Elementary
East Pta
James White
East
Arthur Stevens
Frank Ricketts Jr
Roger Chute
Pearl Guess
Amos Potts
Carlton Bright
Karl Hartman
Willard Mills
Joseph Phillips
Everett Jacoby
C. F. Ackers
Edward R. Hocking
Garden Club
Ray, Lancaster
Garden Path
Juvenile Traffic Case Hearings In Logan Court
Four juvenile offenders faced hearings in Juvenile Court on state highway patrol and city police charges. Jon Ringhiser, 17, Logan Route 2, guilty of speeding April 2 on Route 33 north of Logan. fined $5 and costs. Larry Zimmerman, 17, Logan Route 3, fined $5 and costs for speeding April 3 on Route 33 south of Logan. Paul Warren, 17, Nelsonville Route 1, 60 day license suspension for reckless operation April 11, third offense. Randall Keyes, 16, Logan, fined $5 and costs for improper backing April 10. costs suspended by Judge Rhea Bangert Brown.
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Logan
Jon Ringhiser
Larry Zimmerman
Paul D. Warren
Nelsonville
Warren
Randall R. Keyes
Rhea Bangert Brown
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Rolland J. Schorr
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Tex
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Deodorant
Better Values
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Athens
Jessie Ogg
Letart Falls
Beta Zeta
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Washington Street
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Beta Zeta House Corp
A. T. Turnbull
Ohio University
University Terrace
San A. M
W. H. Herbert
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Glouster- Athens Coach Lines
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Chevrolet
State Office
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Harvey Miller
Rockbridge
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Schwenke-Vail
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John Busch
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Paul R. Voris
U.S. Marine Corps
Waveline R. Barney
Athens Messenger
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Joy
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