Women's Summer Golf League Opens Round in Logan
Round one of the final play in the women s summer golf league was held at Hocking Hills Country Club with Johnson s Roofing taking first in a tied contest against Logan Clay and National Supply. National Supply earned the weekly low net score award, while Alice Roberts and Mary Jane McKinley tied for medal with 42.
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LOGAN
Hocking Hills Country Club
Johnson
Logan Clay
National Supply
Johnson’s
Howard's Groceries
Alice Roberts
Mary Jane McKinley
Lancaster Country Club
Agnes Johns
Betty Chrisman
Jean
Logan Calendar Socials and meetings in Logan for week
The calendar lists events in Logan including the Women of the Moose Lodge at 8 p m honoring mystery sisters and anniversaries with potluck. Marion Grange at 8 p m with refreshments sandwiches and dessert. J K Rochester No 326 Woman's Relief Corps family picnic at 6 30 p m at Rachel Macher Park. Logan Duplicate Club 7 30 p m at Ohio Power Co auditorium. Webb's Chapel WSCS at Mrs Harley St Clair home 7 30 p m for roll call Salvation.
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Women of the Moose Lodge
Marion Grange
J. K. Rochester No
Woman’s Relief Corps
Rachelmacher Park
Logan Duplicate Club
Ohio Power Co
Webb
WSCS
Harley St. Clair
Salvation
Logan liquor store announces new summer hours
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control announces Logan store hours effective Aug. 6. The store will be open noon to 6 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, and closed Thursday.
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Logan
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Collins Plans to Campaign for Third Hocking County Judge Term
Logan Vaughn Collins of South Logan announced plans to seek a third term as judge of the Hocking County Court in the November general election. He filed his petition with clerk Roy Anthony. Collins is a 1934 Murray City High School graduate and a veteran with service in World War II and Korea.
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Logan
Vaughn A. Collins
South Logan
Hocking
Roy Anthony
Hocking County
Sheriff Appeals for Cooperation Over Unprotected Swimming
Logan Hocking County Sheriff Paul Hartman urged young people to stop swimming in unprotected farm ponds and lakes without lifeguards. He warned of danger and deep waters and asked property owners to post No Trespassing and No Swimming signs, with charges possible for violations.
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Logan
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Two Fined By Judge
Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins fined Benny Straits 15 dollars and costs for throwing a beer bottle in Clear Fork Creek near the Lake Logan spillway. Ronald Dotson was tried in absentia, found guilty, and fined 15 dollars and costs for improper passing on Route 33 south filed by the State Highway Patrol.
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Logan
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Benny Straits
Lancaster
Clear Fork Creek
Lake Logan
Marvin Nungester
Hocking County
Logan Car Report Shows July Title Totals and Tax Receipts
July car report lists 718 titles issued with resale 278 used retail 199 casual 143 new 72 conversions 4 voids 9 replacements 13. Mortgage cancellations 272, mortgages filed 286. Total receipts 1100.10 with county 837.55 and state 262.55.
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Logan
Dinner Is Highlight Of Reunion
Logan relatives and friends numbering 54 attended the Stone reunion at Mt Pleasant Methodist Church. A noon basket dinner followed by an afternoon program featured humorous stories and readings. Lowell Linton was elected president for the coming year with Artie Brimmer as retiring president. The 1962 attendance plaque went to the Maria S. Pool family with 16 descendants. Next year’s reunion is set for July 28 at the same church.
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Maria S. Pool
Kiwanis Club Sees Movie at Logan Meeting
The Logan Kiwanis Club met at Blosser's Restaurant to view a film titled One Hoe For Kalobo about the history of machinery and the tool industry. Ed Lange introduced the program and Tom Dupler spoke about his new teaching job in Lancaster.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Blosser’s
Kalobo
Ed Lange
Tom Dupler
Lancaster
Logan Club
Newark Kiwanis Club
Neal Dillon
Dean Collison
David Roberts
Roy Kelch
Ellinger Named Interim Superintendent by Logan Board
Logan city school board named high school principal Harley Ellinger acting interim superintendent until a successor to Harold Drake is chosen. Board to meet Aug. 13 to discuss new applicants amid many submissions and approved new staffing for Marion and West schools.
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Logan
Logan City
Harley Ellinger
Harold Drake
Strongsville
C. C. Penrod
Marion School
Ricardo
Lasco
W. B. Pearson
Marion
Assunta Herlands
West School
Betty Kersnowski
Edward Ultman
Jeanne Barker
East School
Wilmer Crothers
William Woodgeard
Penny Bumgardner
Maxville
Judith Hockman
Joyce Thompson
East
Frank Darmafell
Tom Beeh
Sam Core
Tom Dupler
Tansky Motors
Roy Shelso
Engle Retires From Gas Co
LOGAN Emerson E Engle age 65 of Logan Route 2 retired Wednesday after 19 years as an operator at Crawford Compressor Station of the Ohio Fuel Gas Co at Sugar Grove. He previously ran a Columbus trolley car from 1928 to 1941 and worked at Sunglow Furniture, Anchor Hocking Glass before joining the gas company in 1943. Born in Marion Township, he attended local schools, and is a member of Hocking Grange and Emanuel Lutheran Church. He is married and father of six.
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Logan
Emerson E. Engle
Crawford
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Sugar Grove
Columbus
Sunglow Furniture
Anchor Hocking Glass Co
Lancaster
Gas Company
Marion Twp
Hocking Grange
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Narrow Road Causes Car-Truck Collision
Deputy Sheriff Paul Thrush investigated a Logan crash on Redd Road east of Frasure Helber Road at 6 30 p m. A truck driven by Owen Randolph 19 of Lancaster collided with a car driven by Larry Neff 20 of Logan Route 2 on a narrow hillcrest. The truck sustained moderate damage while the car was a total loss. No injuries or citations were reported due to road narrowness.
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Logan
Paul Thrush
Redd Road
Frasure-Helber Road
Owen E. Randolph
Lancaster
Larry David Neff
Logan Route 2
Judge Fines Two Drivers In Logan Municipal Action
Mayor Delmar Freeman fined two motorists Tuesday night. Carl W. Eberts 45 of Logan Route 4 paid 10 dollars plus costs for reckless operation. Roger Suppes 18 of Stow forfeited 20 dollar bond for failure to maintain a clear distance, resulting in an accident at Front and Depot Streets.
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Logan
Delmar Freeman
Carl W. Eberts
Roger Suppes
Stow
Sts
LoganYouth Hurt In Route 180 Motorcycle Crash
John Bailey aged 19 of Rockbridge Route 1 suffered a broken collarbone and cuts when his motorcycle overturned at 8:50 am Tuesday on Route 180 three miles west of Route 33. The accident was reported to the Hocking County sheriff by his father Wednesday.
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Logan
John Bailey
Rockbridge
Hocking County
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mrs. John Chilcote of Rockbridge welcomed a daughter. Admissions included Daniel Bowman of Logan Route 4 and Ralph Levering of Bremen. Discharges were Richard A. Saunders of McArthur Route 2 Donald Wood of Nelsonville Route 2 and Charles Summel of Rockbridge Route 1.
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John Chilcote
Rockbridge
Daniel Bowman
Logan
Ralph Levering
Bremen
Richard A. Saunders
McArthur
Donald Wood
Nelsonville
Charles Summel
Rhodes Set For Logan Dinner Speaking Engagement
Logan event features Republican gubernatorial candidate James A. Rhodes speaking August 15 at Izaak Walton League clubhouse. Dinner at 6 30 p m with program at 7 30 p m tickets sold by local Republican clubs and party officials. free admission for those not attending dinner.
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Logan
James A. Rhodes
McKinley Republican Club
Republican Women’s Club
Young Republican Club
Hocking County
Izaak Walton League
Dean Collison
Annual Picnic of United Bible Class at First Methodist Church
Logan reports the United Bible Class of First Methodist Church held its annual picnic at Rachelmacher Park with 16 members and guests Fred Eastman Harry Heinlein and Vance Stewart present. Mrs Hattie Patton celebrated her 80th birthday reading an original poem 80 Years Old. Mrs Harvey Nixon taught the class and read a letter from the church needs committee after which members voted on chief church needs.
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Logan
United Bible Class
First Methodist Church
Rachelmacher Park
Fred Eastman
Harry Heinlein
Vance Stewart
Hattie Patton
Harvey Nixon
Logan Area Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Bess Mutchmore formerly of Logan now in Grove City visits relatives and stays with Frank Harden in Culver Street. She came from New Plymouth after seeing her niece Mary Harris. Her daughter Mary Mutchmore Mollard and family in Columbus hosted two weeks earlier. George Van Fossen and children from Hilliards visited relatives on W Second Street, with Van Fossen attending Logan Clay’s engineers party at Hocking Hills. Arthur Prey and family returned from a Lake Ontario cottage trip, hosting Norma Prey and William A Prey families from Niagara Falls and Pittsburgh. Harry Webb and daughter Anne Terrell of Petersburg Virginia arrive to stay with Gladys Webb through Thursday.
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Bess Mutchmore
Logan
Howard Sigman
Amy Mutchmore
Grove City
Frank Harden
Culver St
New Plymouth
Mary Harris
Mutchmore
Pack Mollard
Mary Mutchmore
Columbus
George van Fossen
Hilliards
Jeffrey
Pittsburgh
Harry Webb
Anne Terrell
Petersburg
Webb
Gladys Webb
N. High St
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Jesse Ogg pending
Mrs. Jesse Ogg died in a Florida auto accident Monday. Visiting hours at Heinlein funeral home will be announced later.
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Logan
Jesse Ogg
Florida
Heinlein Funeral Home
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