Three Minor Accidents Involving Logan Police Weekend
Logan police investigated three minor weekend collisions. At 7:10 p m Saturday Forrest Ward 36 Troy and Jess Swick 59 Logan left front fender damage Swick charged with reckless operation bonded $25 later forfeited. Other crashes involved Clyde Bell and Clyde Beecher on Front Street and Robert Courter rear ended by A F Kaneman no charges filed.
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Logan
W. Hunter
Front Streets
Forrest A. Ward
Troy
Jess E. Swick
Front St
Swick
E. Front
S. Culver Streets
Clyde E. Bell
Junction City Route 1
Clyde E. Beech
14 Year Old Escapes Then Surrenders at Truck Stop
A 14 year old Toledo boy who fled the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster gave himself up at Phil's Truck Stop near Logan after three days on the run. He rode there with station operator Phil Norris who brought him to the sheriff. He said he left a companion behind. Authorities found the second boy at a hillside farm. Both youths were returned to BIS custody.
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Logan
Toledo
Lancaster
Phil
Phil Norris
A. J. Waldron
Ralph Emerson
BIS
Generator Theft at Sand Run Mine Reported
Logan police report theft of copper from a Sand Run mine. Thieves entered the premises in the past two weeks and dismantled a generator to remove copper armatures. Owner Harry Galentin of Logan reported the loss. deputies Kenneth Rheinscheid and Gerald Morrison investigated.
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Logan
Sand Run
Hocking County
Drunken Driving Nets 150 Dollar Fine and Jail Time
Logan Lancaster man Eugene E. Hamilton 36 was sentenced to Hocking County jail after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He received a 150 dollar fine, costs, and a mandatory three day jail term. Companion Robert W. Bartley 28, and William Guess 48 faced intoxication and disorderly conduct charges with fines and jail terms for nonpayment.
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Logan
Lancaster
Hocking County
Francis Myers
Eugene E. Hamilton
W. Main St
Robert W. Bartley
William Guess
Mrs Sayers 82 Dies In Athens Hospital
NELSONVILLE Mrs Eliza beth Sayers 82 of 933 Poplar St died Sunday afternoon in an Athens hospital after an extended illness Born in England she came to the United States as a child She was the daughter of the late George and Martha Standall Her husband John and a son Roy preceded her in death She is survived by a son Sgt Ray Sayers at Ft Knox Ky a daughter in law Mrs Harriet Sayers Nelsonville and six grandchildren She was a member of the Eastern Star and the Christian Church Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 pm in the Johnson funeral home Rev J A Long to officiate burial will be in Green Lawn Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home anytime
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Nelsonville
Elizabeth Sayers
Poplar St
Athens
England
George
Martha Standall
John
Roy
Sgt
Ray Sayers
Ft. Knox
Harriett Sayers
The
Eastern Star
Christian Church
Johnson Funeral Home
J. A. Long
Green Lawn Cemetery
Rheinschelds Dies After Long Illness at 85
Logan man L Rheinschelds 85 of 689 E Second St died at 4 am Sunday at Hocking Valley Hospital after a long illness. He was a Starr Township native and retired farmer. Survived by Ada his wife two sons Merlin and Delbert eight grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Friends may call Woodard Funeral Home until 2 pm Tuesday services at St Matthew Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Thomas C Smallseed. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Lewis Rheinscheld
Second St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Starr Township
Hocking County
Rheinscheld
Ada
Merlin Rheinscheld
Delbert Rheinscheld
Union Furnace
Henry Rheinscheld
McArthur
Dan Rheinscheld
Charles Rheinscheld
Columbus
Woodard
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Thomas C. Smallseed
Oak Grove Cemetery
Path of the Gods site in Hawaii marks Cook murder
Kealakekua on Hawaii Island is identified as the location of Captain James Cook’s murder, tying the explorer and his voyage to this historic site. The note highlights Cook as the discoverer of mid Pacific islands and situates the incident at Kealakekua Bay.
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Kealakekua
Hawaii Island
James Cook
mid-Pacific Islands
Seven Logan Teens Injured in Auto Crash
Seven Logan teenagers were shaken but uninjured when their car left Clapper Hollow Road and rolled onto its roof about a mile north of Route 180. Driver Henry H. Meyer, 16, reportedly lost control on loose gravel. Sheriff’s deputies investigated and no injuries were found after doctor checks. The group had been driving back from Dr. J. W. Doering’s cabin party. The car sustained fender and body damage. Separately, a Sun Oil Co. semi truck jackknifed on West Hunter Street after rear brakes locked. driver Carl L. Hudson, 33, of Columbus, was unhurt and both cab and trailer front ended damaged.
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Logan
Clapper Hollow
Route 180
Henry H. (Heine) Meyer
Sheriff's Department
Columbus
Hudson
Route 4 Man Fined For Assault and Battery
Chester Speelman, 24, of Logan Route 4, was arraigned after an arrest Sunday. He pleaded guilty to assault and battery filed by his sister Barbara Nutt. He received a $25 fine, costs, and 30 days jail with the sentence suspended for good behavior.
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Logan
Chester Speelman, Jr
E. E. Bright
Speelman
Barbara Nutt
Picnic Held For Lancaster Eagle Gazette Employees
The staff and families of Lancaster Eagle Gazette attended a Buckeye Lake picnic Saturday. Mr and Mrs Welter Bartholomew along with Jane Ann Freddie Joe Evans Hand and Mrs Anthony J Toerner are named attendees. A chicken dinner and game prizes were provided by the newspaper.
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Logan
Welter Bartholomew
Jane Ann
Freddie Joe
Evans Hand
Anthony J. Toerner
Lancaster Eagle Gazette
Buckeye Lake
Meeting Postponed By Loyal Workers Class
Nelsonville report states the Loyal Workers' Class of the Methodist Church postpones its regular monthly meeting scheduled at Virgene Carpenters until further notice.
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Nelsonville
Loyal Workers’ Class
The
Methodist Church
Virgene Carpenters
Television Cameras At The Democratic National Convention
Charles Mercer notes the Democratic National Convention coverage by television and radio. Editors and network executives clash over camera focus while commentators debate whether cameras should show delegates or the platform. After initial novelty the coverage settles into reporting rather than gadgets.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Paul Butler
CBS
Queen Entrants Named for Nelsonville Parade of the Hills
Four candidates for the queen's crown in Nelsonville's Parade of the Hills include Mary Wycuff and Judy Dupler representing Carbon Hill and Sylvia Newlan and Joyce Schenz from Buchtel York.
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Nelsonville
Mary Wycuff
Judy Dupler
Carbon Hill
Sylvia Newlan
Joyce Schenz
Buchtel- York
Presbyterian Missionary Society Picnic Highlights 31 Members
The annual Presbyterian Missionary Society picnic took place August 10 at the roadside park with 31 members and guests attending a picnic dinner followed by a brief business meeting led by president Mrs. Pearl McBride. Numerous visitors and local residents joined extended family visits, admittance, and dismissals noted for several area towns and counties.
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Syracuse
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Pearl McBride
Roy Ray
Paul
Robert Ray
Proctorville
Roy Winebrenner
Herbert Parker
Carl Biddle
Carolyn
Winterhaven
Fla
Harry Hulbert
Akron
Clay Tuttle
Silver Ridge
Herbert Fitzgerald
Henry Myford
Dayton
Elizabeth Duckworth
Frank Morgan
Portsmouth
Robert Morgan
Mickie
Detroit
Frances Ritter
Tommy Summerfield
Chester
Howard Kay Parker
Clarence Magill
Columbus
Lawrence Whitlatch
Mattie Springer
Donald Lisle
Norma Lisle
Nicholson Family Listings Across Dexter Columbus Rutland
A compiled notice names numerous Nicholson family members across Dexter Columbus and Rutland plus related households. It lists Marvin Chase Ward Nicholson Margaret Ann Evelyn Shilling Judy Vivian Johnny Linda Elizabeth McCumber William Nicholson James Clark and children Erma Phillips Donna Will Ernest Nicholson Michael Billy Seth Nicholson Norman Willa Dean Duane M A Nicholson Ronald O W Wiseman Kay Nicholson Roy Wiseman and daughter Joy from Harrisonville and neighboring towns.
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Marvin Chase
Dexter
Ward Nicholson
Ward, Jr
Margaret Ann
Evelyn Shilling
Judy
Vivian
Johhny
Linda
Elizabeth McCumber
Columbus
William Nicholson
James Clark
James
Roger
Robert
Kathryn Marie
Erma Phillips
Donna Will
Rutland
Ernest Nicholson
Michael
Billy
Seth F. Nicholson
Norman Willa
Dean
Duane
M. A. Nicholson
James Nicholson
Ronald
O. W. Wiseman
Kay Nicholson
Pomeroy
Don Wood
Harrisonville
Roy Wiseman
Joy
D L Johnson Dies Sunday in Mount St Mary Hospital
Nelsonville Ohio D L Johnson 82 of Longstreth Nelsonville Route 1 died Sunday morning after surgery in Mount St Mary Hospital He was a retired coal miner born in Greenup Ky He is survived by a son Thomas three daughters three brothers one sister 13 grandchildren eight great grandchildren and a late wife Florence He was a Knights of Pythias member Funeral services set for Wednesday 1 p m at Johr Funeral Home with Rev F M Wentz officiating burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Logan Friends may call at the funeral home.
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James
Elizabeth Johnson
Florence
Thomas
LeRoy
Ohio
Adrian Turner
Nelsonville
Ruby Stacey
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Johr
F. M. Wentz
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan
Unsafe Operation Charged After Accident
Barbara M. Barron of Nelsonville was charged with unsafe operation after a two vehicle collision at Fourth and Poplar Streets Sunday at 2 p.m. Police say Jack Thompson of Deanville drove on Mason City Hall Road and hit Barron while her car traveled south on Poplar Street. Barron believed the light was green.
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Nelsonville
Barbara M. Barron
Fourth and
Poplar Sts
Jack Thompson
Deanville
Mason City Hall
Barron
Poplar St
Bronx Named After Jonas Bronck, Danish Leader
The Bronx borough of New York City derives its name from Jonas Bronck, a Danish expedition leader who settled north of the Harlem River in 1639.
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Bronx
New York City
Jonas Bronck
Harlem River
Hit Skip Accident Reported to Police
Nelsonville police received a report of a hit skip on Coe Hollow Road Saturday at 8 30 p m. A car driven by Max Bumgardner of Nelsonville traveling north was struck on the left rear fender when an approaching car went off the road and returned. The offender failed to stop.
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Nelsonville
Coe Hollow
Max Bumgardner
Bumgardner
Weekend fines in Nelsonville court highlight intoxication and speeding
Ellsworth Whitmore, working in Kentucky, was fined 25 dollars plus costs in Mayor Earl Hilleary's court for intoxication filed by Jack Maurer. Theoplis Johnson, Logan, was fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding 65 mph in a 50 mph zone.
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Nelsonville
Ellsworth Whitmore
Kentucky
Earl Hilleary
Jack Maurer
Theopls Johnson
Logan
York Township Trustees Move to Place Cemeteries Levy
In Nelsonville York Township trustees met in special session to place a three quarter mill levy on the November ballot for cemetery maintenance and upkeep. The current one mill levy was reduced due to a larger township tax duplicate. The renewal requires 60 percent voter approval.
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Nelsonville
York Township
Henry
Gus) Smith
New Hemorrhoid Treatment Offers Non Surgical Shrinkage
A New York report announces a non surgical healing substance Bio Dyne now sold as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form. Case by case relief includes actual shrinkage and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. Money back guarantee. Readily available at druggists under U.S. patent protection.
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New York, N. Y
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