Landmarks Aid Firemen In Locating Rural Fires
Logan firemen will use a new landmark card index system in Falls and Falls-Gore Townships and Green Township to locate alarms quickly. Cards list readable landmarks to reach sites, with a second card left at the station and on the reverse notes water supplies hazards and vulnerable residents for safe response.
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Roy Cross
Logan
Robert
Courter
Logan Department
Falls
Falls-Gore
Green Township
John Doe
Blueberry Hill
Old Stage Coach Rd
Green's Dairy
Smith’s Store
The
Valley School
Doe Farm
Falls Township
Robert Courter
Don Schultz
Schultz
Messenger Newsphoto
Route 50 A Crash Hurts 2 Residents
Two Trimble Township residents were injured in a two car crash on Route 50 A two miles east of Marietta. Helen Campbell 50 and Charles Hale 58 were treated for back shoulder injuries and forehead contusions respectively. Gil Rush 49 was treated for a cut lip and arm bruises and later arrested for following too close. Rush is to appear in Marietta Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble Township
Marietta
State Highway Patrol
Helen Campbell
Charles Hale
Trimble
Virgil James Rush
Campbell
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Hale
Rush
Gene A. Campbell
Marietta Municipal Court
Cosmopolitan Club Reviews Dear and Glorious Physician
Seventeen members of the Cosmopolitan Club at Mrs. Harold Saxton’s home on Mound Street heard guest Mrs. Thorne Cottrill review Taylor Caldwell’s Dear and Glorious Physician about Luke the physician whose Gospel is praised as a treasure for all generations. Members voted a contribution to the Cancer Fund and enjoyed refreshments amid pink carnations and candlelight.
Logan Pupil Wins Science Day Superior
Logan High School freshman Earl Blackston won a superior rating at the State Science Day at the University of Cincinnati. His project Ohio Wood showcased 116 native Ohio woods and 16 imported specimens from Alaska and the Philippines. He is the son of Ralph and (illegible) Blackston and student of Ralph Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
A _ Logan
University of Cincinnati
Earl Blackston
Rockbridge
Ohio University
Ralph Blackston
Ralph Walker
Ohio
Alaska
Philippine Islands
Blackston
Merl Primmer
Walker
Ruth Vance
Hillsboro
Logan man arraigned on driving while intoxicated charge
Lancaster man Charles E. Wears, 25, pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated at arraignment in mayor s court Saturday. He was held to the grand jury under a 300 dollar bond, which was furnished after police arrested him on E Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lancaster
Mayor’s Court
Charles E. Wears
E. Front St
Small Boys Are Dogs Best Friends
Logan police report a pound-break at the county dog pound on the fairgrounds. Four mongrel puppies of varying sizes and colors are missing, believed taken by two young boys who pried loose wire mesh to free them. padlock attempts failed. No dragnet yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul Hartman
Fairgrounds
John Jenkins
Mrs. Clara Ingmire Dies at 81 in Logan
Clara Ingmire 81 longtime Starr Township Logan resident died at Hocking Valley Nursing Home South Perry after a long illness. Widow of Alfred Ingmire she leaves daughter Mrs. William Hart Circleville and three sisters Mrs. Harry Shaw Mrs. P. G. Wright and Mrs. Bert Ingmire. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday Leonard funeral home Dr. R B Wilson. burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Clara Ingmire
Starr Township
Hocking Valley
South Perry
Alfred Ingmire
Edmond
Rebecca Wyskiver Bowen
William Hart
Circleville
Harry Shaw
P. G. Wright
Bert Ingmire
Union Furnace
Leonard Funeral Home
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hocking Man Jailed After Drunken Driving Arraignment
Hocking County man Woodrow R. Wagner 28 of Laurelville Route 2 pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 150 dollars plus costs and sentenced to three days in the county jail after Sunday morning arrest on West Hunter Street.
Nelsonville Men Serving Out Fines
Two of four Nelsonville men arrested on writs of capias from the mayor court are serving unpaid fines in the county jail. Thomas L. Anderson 23 Floyd Perry 42 David R. Bohlen 23 and George R. Godenschwager 39 were brought to Logan by Nelsonville police. Anderson and Perry remain jailed while Bohlen and Godenschwager paid fines and were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nelsonville
Thomas L. Anderson
Floyd Perry
David R. Bohlen
George R. Godenschwager
Anderson
Perry
Bohlen
Godenschwager
Porter Dugan 79 dies owner of Hotel Gordon
Porter Dugan 79 longtime Glouster resident and Hotel Gordon owner died Monday at his home. He and wife Ima ran the hotel for fifteen years after earlier work at Sunday Creek Coal Co. Survived by wife son Ralph daughter Carma Gibbs five grandchildren sister Marie Dugan and others. Wiley funeral home handling arrangements.
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Porter Dugan
Hotel Gordon
Glouster
Gordon
Mr. Dugan
Ima
New Straitsville
William and
Hortense Beal Dugan
Supervisor Speaks At Annual Awards Meeting
Logan Ohio supervisor LOGAN-Howard Griffin of Athens spoke at the West Parent Teachers Association safety patrol awards meeting held at the school auditorium. Mayor Francis Myers, Chief Roy Kelch, and PTA president Ross Wolfe joined Griffin and others in presenting meritorious comments and awards to patrol members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Howard Griffin
Athens
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Safety Patrol
West Parent Teachers Association
West Pta
School Safety Patrol
Lena Mock
James Gastin
Francis Myers
Roy Kelch
Lloyd Fraizer
Mary E. Connor
Ross Wolfe
PTA
Howard Kiebler
Automobile Club of
Southern Ohio
Dale Shultz
Michael Hartman
Griffin
Charles Cook
Roger Schultz
Paul Adair
Deborah Bachus
George Burgess
Peggy Hammon
Mich
Regina Cable Seeks Divorce and Alimony
Regina Cable files suit in Common Pleas Court for divorce from James E. Cable. She seeks custody of a minor child, temporary and permanent alimony, and an injunction preventing interference with her or the premises. The injunction is granted. Married August 25, 1937.
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Regina Cable
Logan
Regina
Cable
Common Pleas Court
James E. Cable
Chauncey Garden Club Meeting Planned
Chauncey Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Hollis Stalder. The gathering focuses on club activities and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Garden Club
Hollis Stalder
Lions Club Review Held At Local Restaurant
Mrs. Fred Murray led the Tourist Club meeting at a local restaurant with 15 members and 9 guests attending a 1 pm luncheon. Miss Mary Louise Bowen hosted and read from Esther Warner's Seven Days to Lomaland, part of the Africa year theme, with a Cancer Fund donation approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keynes
Robert W. Keynes III
Max Davidson
Elsie Martin
Zoa Blosser
Lomaland
Esther Warner
Murray
Africa
Liberia
South Africa
United States
Cancer Fund
Nellie Adams
Second Street
Chit Chat Club Plans Tuesday Meeting at Cominsky Home
The Chit Chat Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Karla Cominsky with Mrs Carol Lasko as co host. Members are asked to bring hats.
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Karla Cominsky
Carol Lasko
Junior High Musicians Rate High In District
Logan Junior High School musicians earned four superior ratings and one excellent at the District 13 soloists and ensembles contest held Saturday at Capital University Columbus. Superior ratings went to Jerry McAfee cornet solo with Mrs Harley Meyer, a drum ensemble Fritz Rabb Larry Crawford Gary Derr Denny McCormack, a flute quartet Carla Myers Carol McIntire Kathy Gabriel Rebecca Blum, and a flute trio Linda Hall Margo Myers Jeanette Lemon. Linda Sommers accompanied the flute ensembles on piano. Donna Myers Donna Braun Beth Stolz earned the excellent rating. Piano accompanist was Miss Carol Lehman, with instructors A. W. Houk and A. S. Core, and parents provided transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Capital University
Columbus
Jerry McAfee
Harley Meyer
Fritz Rabb
Larry Crawford
Gary Derr
Denny McCormack
Carla Myers
Carol Mclntire
Kathy Gabriel
Rebecca Blum
Linda Hall
Margo Myers
Jeanette Lemon
Linda Sommers
Donna Myers
Donna Braun
Beth Stoltz
Carol Lehman
A. W. Houk
A. S. Core
Driver Falls Asleep Triggers Parked Car Crash
A Nap at the wheel caused a Sunday crash on Hunter Street injuring two cars. Lawrence Predmore 19 admitted sleeping at the wheel and struck Ella Harbaughs parked car at 242 East Hunter. Predmore cited for reckless operation.
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Logan
Lawrence Predmore
Hunter St
Ella Harbaugh
E. Hunter St
Predmore
John F. Nicholson
Columbus
Main St
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Mrs. Floyd B. Cline of Logan is admitted for medical care. Mrs. Clyde E. Ervin of Logan Route 3 is admitted for surgery. Grover C. Strawn of Logan Route 4 is admitted for medical treatment. Discharges include Mrs. Arthur Tschudy of Logan with her daughter Mrs. Harry Chesser of Albany. Stanley W. Huston Logan Route 4 Lowell May Haydenville Doyle Weaver Laurelville Route 1 Lawrence Weaver New Plymouth Route 1 Sue Ann Weaver Laurelville.
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Floyd B. Cline
Logan
Clyde E. Ervin
Grover C. Strawn
Arthur Tschudy
Harry Chesser
Albany
Stanley W. Huston
Lowell May
Haydenville
Doyle Weaver
Laurelville
Lawrence Weaver
New Plymouth
Sue Ann Weaver
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Steven Phelps
Jeffrey Hunsacker
Diane Ford
Hal Brown
Robert Brandon
Edwin Turner
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Merle Bell
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