Logan-Hector N. Phelps Pleads Guilty in DUI Case
Hector N. Phelps of Columbus was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail by Judge Harley Meyer for driving while intoxicated. Arrest followed a 6:30 p.m. Monday rollover of his truck after losing control. two passengers unharmed. Phelps had pleaded innocent but changed to guilty. driving privileges suspended for one year.
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Logan
Hector N. Phelps
Columbus
Harley Meyer
A. J. Waldron
Hudson McFann
Phelps
Meyer
Three Appointed to Appraise Fairgrounds Improvements
Logan County commissioners name Oscar Tom J D Coakley and Herb Marshall to appraise a 2042 dollar list of fairgrounds improvements proposed by the Hocking County Agricultural Society. The fair board seeks a 2000 dollar loan. society shows 1950 receipts 15417.15 with 17428.64 disbursements and unpaid bills. The plan includes stage, painting and an exhibit platform. meeting scheduled for Aug 30.
Sandy Wins Jaycees Pet Show At Logan Courthouse
Sandy the dog won first prize a pair of roller skates for owner Logan-Shirley Hoke in a Jaycees pet show held before the courthouse as part of Logan’s homecoming events. 36 entrants included dogs cats ponies a horse a chicken and a pigeon. Judges were Dr and Mrs S H Shipsides and Harold Rugges. Second prize went to Leah Kimberlake with Blackie. Other winners received free movie tickets and all participants earned carnival ride tickets. Tonight the 70 member Logan High Band performs at 8 p m before the courthouse with marching and popular selections.
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Logan
Shirley Hoke
Sandy
Hocking County
Evalan
Hansel
S. H. Shipsides
Harold Ruggies
Leah Kimberlake
Blackie
James Horwell
Union Furnace High School
Home Nursing Course Opens In September
Mary Thompson of the Red Cross announces a home nursing course in Hocking County. The program runs six two hour sessions totaling 12 hours for certification, likely one session weekly beginning September 5 with instructors Merle Primmer and Arthur Mason. Enrollment through the Red Cross office or Mrs Marion Allen.
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Mason
Purdue University
Welcome Wagons Club
Red Cross
Orrs
Marion Allen
Cpl Wolfe Observes Kaesong Peace Talks
Logan based Cpl John F Wolfe son of Mrs Walter E Wolfe has a ringside seat at the Kaesong peace talks. He serves at the UN Advance Headquarters near Kaesong as a radio teletype operator maintaining communications for the talks. Wolfe arrived in Korea Nov 15 1950 after leaving Tokyo and has been in the Far East since Sept 30 1950. His wife Ruth Ann Norris lives at 137 S Mulberry St.
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Logan
John F. Wolfe
Walter E. Wolfe
United Nations
Kaesong
Wolfe
Cpl
Far East
Korea
Tokyo
Ruth Ann Norris
S. Mulberry St
Birth of a daughter for Curtis Bodily of Danville Indiana
Mr and Mrs Curtis Bodily welcomed a daughter with Laura Farra as the maternal grandmother Mrs Floyd Farra and Mrs Howard Carpenter attended a family reunion at Gay West Virginia Mr Ernest Norris from Racine visited Mr and Mrs Chaf ee and attended church services Mrs Densil Boggess moved to Elihu Counts farm Here U S government repair fleet is at the locks and dam for repairs Guests of Robert McKelvey and family included Beegles Sayres and Richardson relatives from Port Huron Rochester Zanesville Dolcas Dorcas and Racine attended reunions or visited relatives in the area
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Apple Grove
Curtis Bodily
Laura Farra
Danville
Ind
Floyd Farra
Howard Carpenter
Gay, W. Va
Ernest Norris
Racine
Chafee
Densil Boggess
Bill Roush
Letart Falls
Elihu Counts
Guthrie Rites Set for C. W. Guthrie of Logan
Charles William Guthrie 68 of 648 Third St. Logan died at 3 a.m. yesterday after a long illness. He was a lifelong farmer from Starrs Township near Fargo Ohio. Survivors include wife Jennie Mae four brothers Harry Edward Guthrie Paul Bruce and sister Miss Louise Guthrie. Services Thursday 2 p.m. at Woodard funeral home burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Charles William Guthrie
Third St
Starrs Township
Guthrie
Fargo
Ohio
Jennie Mae
Harry
Edward Guthrie
Columbus
Paul
Cincinnati
Bruce
Lancaster
Louise Guthrie
Woodard
Oak Grove Cemetery
Social Notes From Genoa Root Area Men and Women
Mr and Mrs Edward Warner hosted guests including Mrs Ida Ansel from Columbus and Ruby Waxler with Henry Swartz of McArthur. Ill list includes Mrs Ethel Lightfoot and others. Plymouth Ohio church attendance noted with Shade Meek and D M Stewart. Several trips to Columbus and Nashville mentioned with local residents and relatives.
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Dundas
Edward Warner
Ida Ansel
Columbus
Ruby Waxler
Henry Swartz
McArthur
Ethel Lightfoot
Francis Lopez
Bill Welker
Kay
Hughes
D. M. Stewart
Shade Meek
Nancy Howell
Plymouth
Ohio
A. E. Christian
Robert Christian
Groveport
Clarence Morrow
Martha Dye
Roy Dye
Willard Watson
Robert Page
Nashville
Tenn
Fremont Gates
Cora Winters
Hamden
Howard Wortman
Oscar Skeen
Wellston
Sylvester Taylor
Minister Hears Own Sermons After Heart Attack
The Rev. Samuel Simonds of Percy Illinois First Baptist Church stopped preaching after a heart attack and now listens to recordings of his sermons with his congregation in the pews.
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Centralia
Ill
Samuel Simonds
Percy
First Baptist Church
Laurel Sunday School picnic at Laurelville church basement
Laurelville Meth odist church Sunday School class held an indoor picnic followed by a scavenger contest won by Mrs. Margie West. Attendees included Miss Marjorie Shupe who spoke on her Europe tour and many local residents and guests.
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Laurelville
Laurel
Methodist Church
Margie West
Alice Beougher
Elsie DeLong
Mary Kohler
Frieda Lappen
Violet’ Armstrong
Dora Ross
Florence Fetheroll
Lecca Hoy
Eunice Goodman
Andalene Poling
Cora Rose
Doris Edwards
Ruth Beecher
Myrtle DeHaven
Emma Cox
Marjorie Shupe
Miss Shupe
Europe
Daisy Straus
Glenn Karshner
Columbus
W. K. Dumm
Jimmy
Bob
Michigan
Phillip Swackhammer
Baptist Association
Circleville
Jack Notestone
Ed Notestone
Mickey
Dianna
Damon
Funeral services for James Riggs of Edison
Funeral services for James Riggs of Edison were held at the Christian Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. A surprise supper celebrated 83rd birthday of Martha Sharp at her home with many local relatives attending.
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Tuppers Plains
James Riggs
Edison
Christian Church
Martha Sharp
Richard Lewis
Ricky
Akron
Sarah Lewis
Ravenna
Carole Baughman
Mansfield
George Newhouse
Mary Cheadle
Ernestine Cheadle
Carrie
Patty
Ronald Ballard
Gene Macerollo
Norma
D. M. Newland
Set
Macerollo
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
C. T. Ingles
Charles
Robert
Bentonville
Ingles
D. M
Mancini Leads Carolina League In Stolen Bases
Shortstop Herb Mancini of the Winston-Salem Cardinals tops the Carolina League with 25 steals. He previously led Class D Appalachian League in Pu laski last season with 68 thefts.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Herb Mancini
Winston-Salem Cardinals
Pulaski
St. Louis
Home under construction marks Gold Ridge as new site
Mr and Mrs Roy Brickles relocate a new home on the former fire site. Charleston visitors include Mrs G H Bailey and granddaughter Sue Ann Groves. Hartford lawn party hosts Thurl Stone and Mrs Norman Wein. Local residents attend Meigs fair and orchard work continues with Gilbert Young aiding at Gold Ridge. J E Flynn from Baton Rouge plans trip to New York after short visit.
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Gold Ridge
Roy Brickles
G. H. Bailey
Gratia
Sue Ann Groves
Elayn Faust
Charleston
W. Va
Iona Gold
John Breen
Hartford
Thurl Stone
Stone
Norman Wein
William St. Clair
Pomeroy
Gold and Breen
Nelle
Caddie Bing
Gertrude French
Abberdene
Garnet Hatch
Howard Musgrave
Gilbert Young
Breen
J. E. Flynn
Baton Rouge
New York
Logan damages suit against Paskell and Paskell dismissed
The damage suit filed by Keller and Weltner Inc of Nelsonville against Arthur Paskell and Hazel Paskell of New Lexington Route 1 was dismissed in the Court of Common Pleas.
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LOGAN
Keller and Weltner, Inc
Nelsonville
Arthur Paskell
Hazel Paskell
New Lexington
Court of Common Pleas
Bloodmobile Visit Scheduled for Laurelville High School
Logan The Red Cross Blood mobile will visit Laurelville on Wednesday August 29 to collect blood donations from Laurelville and west Hocking County. This will be the only Laurelville stop this year with other visits planned for Logan. The unit will be in the Laurelville High School gymnasium under James Frey, superintendent of Laurelville schools.
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Logan
Red Cross
Laurelville
West Hocking County
Hocking County
Laurelville High School
James Frey
Child Hurt In Logan Valley Hospital Treatment
Danny Baker aged 3 of 68 South High Street was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital after a fall on cement while playing, suffering lacerations to the head.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Danny Baker
S. High St
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