Werner Lehman Takes Over Hotel Operation
Werner Lehman and his wife acquire the Ambrose Hotel at 47 W. Main St Logan from Anna Cole after a deal handled by M. A. Gire Realty. Lehman, owner of Lehman's Landing, plans to retain current staff and move into the hotel apartment. Cole plans no immediate changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Ambrose
W. Main St
Anna Cole
Werner Lehman
Lehman
Lehman's Landing
Millersport
Buckeye Lake
Hisusiness
Paul Sloat
M. A. Gire Realty Company
Columbus
P. Jay Cole
Market St
George Fox
East Second St
Athens County
Hocking County
Lehman’s
Florida
Grand Jury To Get 10 Cases
Transcripts of ten cases are on file with Miss Thelma Keyes Hocking County Clerk of Courts for grand jury consideration when it convenes on Thursday Defendants include Tolliver Jackson Kirk Mc Nichols and Smith in breaking and entering charges Others filed include Allen Hutchinson Harper Brickey and Stevenson listed with assault with intent to kill and related charges
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Mrs. Robert Kern from New Straits ville Route 1 medical and Mrs. Roger Allman of Radcliff medical and Carl V. Christian of Logan surgical. Discharges include Mrs. Harriet Pavlik of Logan Crawford Dunn McArthur Route 1 and Mrs. Gene Thomas of Circleville Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kern
New Straitsville
Route 1
Roger Allman
Radcliff
Carl V. Christian
Logan
Harriet Pavlik
Crawford Dunn
McArthur
Gene Thomas
Circleville
Ohio Newspaper Assn Convention Opens in Columbus
Scores of Ohio newspaper publishers and executives gather in Columbus for the 27th annual Ohio Newspaper Assn convention. Gov. DiSalle will speak and present awards to notable Ohioans including Gen Joan Medaris, James Reston, Walter Olston, John Miller, Stanley Allyn, and Teresa Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Newspaper Assn
Michael V. DiSalle
Joan Medaris
James B. Scotty Reston
New York Times
Washington Bureau
Walter Olston
Los Angeles Dodgers
John Miller
Miami University
Stanley C. Allyn
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Teresa Brewer
Two Returned From Columbus Hospitals
Mrs Myrta Hengst of Logan was brought home from University Hospital Columbus by local ambulance after treatment there. Belle Ortz of Columbus arrived in Logan Saturday night from Mercy Hospital and will stay with her nephew Charles Davie and wife on Zanesville Avenue, where Mrs Davie and her mother Mrs McKnight also reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Myrta Hengst
N. Walnut Sr
University Hospital
Columbus
Columbus Hospital
Heinlein
Belle Ortz
Mercy Hospital
Charles Davie
Zanesville Ave
McKnight
Lulu Wing, 70, Dies at Home in Locust Grove
Lulu Christine Wing, 70, wife of Claude Wing, died Sunday at 9 a.m. at her son’s home in Locust Grove, McArthur Route 1. Surviving are her husband, two sons Willis and Harry, another son, a daughter, seven grandchildren, two brothers, and burial is in Locust Grove Cemetery after funeral at Locust Grove Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial is under Henry C. Smith arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lulu Christine Wing
Claude Wing
McArthur
Hiram Wing
Willis
Harry
Locuts Grove
Garfield Hill
Amanda
Blaine Hill
Jesse
Melissa Moody Hill
Vinton County
Locust Grove Methodist Church
Carroll Chesser
Locust Grove Cemetery
Henry C. Smith
Water and Sewage Bills Due Under City Notice
Logan Mrs Cleon Tucker announces that water and sewage bills for Aug 1 to Dec 1, 1959 have been mailed with collection Feb 1–Feb 15 deadline 10 percent penalty after Feb 15 and service shut off after Feb 28. Office hours 9 to 5 weekdays 9 to noon Saturdays. Toledo not connected to the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Cleon Tucker
City Waterworks
Rutland Hosts Japanese Flower Arrangement Demonstration
Lazarus Co and the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs organized a two day session in Rutland with demonstrations on growing pruning and evergreen arrangements. A silent auction raised 8.92 after the event. Mrs. Robert Reibel won the traveling prize. Mrs Neva Nicholson presented on evergreen arranging and landscape design. Mrs C O Chapman spoke on trends. Mrs Biddle provided refreshments for 10 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazarus Co
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Robert Reibel
Neva’ Nicholson
C. O. Chapman
March of Dimes Ball Nets $142.50 in Logan
Logan hosts a Junior Chamber of Commerce charity ball at the Isaac Walton clubhouse with about 100 couples attending. Net proceeds after expenses total $142.50 and go to the Hocking County March of Dimes campaign, plus an $8 donation from Louie’s Carry Out. Music by Bob McClothlin and his Athens orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Kyger Families Visit Relatives Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Marvin Thomas and children Judy and David and Carl Sisson of Marion spent the weekend with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Ralph Spires of Columbus visited with relatives here and at Cheshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyger
Marvin Thomas
Judy
David
Carl Sisson
Marion
Ralph Spires of
Columbus
Cheshire
Woman Injured By Glass Door Fall In Logan City
Logan City police report a woman, Margaret Mowery, cut severely by a broken plate glass door at a Main St tavern entrance after falling through. She traveled east on Main St before officers stopped her. taken to Hocking Valley Hospital for emergency facial laceration repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—City
Main St
Robert Kerns
Margaret Mowery
Hocking Valley Hospital
Power Service Disrupted in Logan Area
Police say three unidentified boys threw a 50 foot metallic tape over a high tension line near 400 block Motherwell Ave and Gallagher Ave, cutting power to most of Logan west end and Enterprise. Fire and police helped crews restore service as lights came back on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Enterprise
Rockbridge
Motherwell Ave
Gallagher Ave
Power Company
Logan Calendar Schedule for Monday and Wednesday Events
Monday calendar lists Harrington Class at Westminster House 7 39 p m Bible verse A and Pocahontas degree potluck 6 p m. Lake Logan Farm Bureau hosts at Marcus Kerr home. Ladies Bible Class at EUB Union Furnace 7 30 p m Esther Circle dessert at Methodist 1 p m. Junior Tourist Book Club 8 p m Brandts Mecca Room. Suburban Homemakers at West Logan 7 30 p m Ceramics. Wednesday events include Logan Chieftain Squaws 7 30 p m Logan High School, Women of the Moose Valentine party, Starr Washington PTA 7 50 p m, Founders Day parent pupil program, Logan Duplicate Club 7 30 p m Ohio Power Co auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Westminster House
Pocahontas
Lake Logan Farm Bureau Council
Marcus Kerr
Eub Church
Union Furnace
C. H. Bennington
Ellen Stevens
Helen Anderson
Methodist Church
Keith Schultz
John Ludlow
Carl Plummer
Brandt's
Mecca Room
Marion Allen
Marjorie B. Rhoads
West Logan School
Women of the Moose
Moose
Starr-Washington Pta
Logan
Ohio Power Co
Local Folks Visit and Move In As Flu Lingers
Airline Mrs Hazel Martin visited her ill parents Mr and Mrs Austin Hawk. Floyd Sams of St Marys spent the weekend with home folk. Marguerite Scott visited Chillicothe and Columbus. Otis Munn family moving to The Plains. Cliff Ross of Albany visited his brother Vaugh Ross. Ronnie Scott and Carl Ross returned to Columbus after visiting home folk. William Vaughn Ross celebrated his first birthday on Sunday Jan 24. Lewis Butterworth and sister Patty returned to Columbus after visiting their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Martin
Austin Hawk
Floyd Sams
St. Marys
W. Va
Marguerite Scott
Chillicothe and Columbus
Otis Munn
Plains
Cliff Ross
Albany
Vaugh Ross
Ronnie Scott
Columbus
Carl Ross
William Vaughn
Lewis Butterworth
Patty
Raymond Butterworth
Two Traffic Arrests Made Over Weekend
Logan City police reported two weekend traffic arrests. Dallas Lowell Reinschell 24 of New Plymouth Route 1 pleaded innocent to speeding and was found guilty with a $10 fine plus costs. Fred E. Norman 31 of Logan Route 1 was charged with driving while intoxicated, pleaded guilty, fined $150 plus costs, and sentenced to three days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Francis Myers
Dallas
Lowell Reinschell
New Plymouth
Myers
Fred E. Norman
Cincinnati Market Cattle Prices Cited With Mixed Demand
USDA market report shows cattle and calves trading slow to steady in Cincinnati. Slaughter steers around 27.00 at 1,100 lb. calves 900-1,050 lb generally 26.00 to 26.25. vealers weak to slightly lower than last week. Cows, bulls, and utility sections quoted across a broad range with mixed good to low choice and standard grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
USDA
Hijah
Few
Cutter
Choice Dealers
Good
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cole
Wayne Todd
N. Market St
Lulu Wing
Toledo
Spain
Fox River
Rutland Social Notes
Venus
Earth
Mars
Nals
Jupiter
Saturn
Roy Scarfo
Levittown
General Electric
Missile and Space Vehicle Department
Manaclea
Daryl Chessman
San Quentin
Federal Court
Los Angeles
Logan Chieftain
Logan High School
Harold Goddard
Bradford Auction
Coadford
Rambler
Mercury
Platt Rambler Sales
Union Street
Chevrolet
Belair
Algeo Motor Sales
E. State St
Willys Jeep
International
Gail Watkins
Jon Pickup
Sharp
Harry Kimes
Coolville
Great Lakes
Ft. Mobil
Athens
Dannie
Trailer Sales, Inc
White's
Crane
Clam
Plymouth
Kinneer Motors
Ph. LY
Hot Point
Shelvador
Henry Jear
Arthur Ice
C. B. Nye CO
Sa VW
R& HU
Sone
Pontiac
Olds
Dr. Rah
Dr. Hah
Tos
Dr. R&h
Buick
Ford
T. P
Dodge PL & Ft
Call
Lee Ray Douglas
John Gibson
Jim Lee
Montclair
Brookwood
DODGE
Mercomatic
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!