Two Divorces Granted in Logan County Court
Logan County Common Pleas Court granted divorces to Jeanne M. Rauch from John E. Rauch for gross neglect of duty and Loretta Nash from Jack Nash on the grounds of extreme cruelty. Sandra Willis, a minor, filed for divorce from Terry Lee Willis for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Three parties sought temporary alimony during pending divorces.
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Laurelville
George Nungester
Betty Collins
Gore
Terrance Collins
Logan
Beeks Host Council Meeting At Honey Fork Farm Bureau
Logan Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Beck hosted the Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council gathering Saturday evening. Robert Thrush led a discussion on Ohio Future with Harold Griffith urging safety suggestions for March. Refreshments followed the business session.
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Logan
Wallace Beck
Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council
Ohio
Robert Thrush
Harold Griffith
Hit and Run Report From Logan Police
City police report a complaint by Bill Bozzett of 681 E Front St Logan. He says a black 1959 Ford struck the rear of his parked auto in front of Brandt's Restaurant.
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Logan
Bill Bozzetts
Front St
Bozzett
Brandt
Woman Driver Cited After Collision at Main and Spring
Velva L. Scott, 53, of 575 Bowen St., was cited for failing to stop within assured clear distance after a two car crash at 6 25 p m Monday at Main and Spring streets. Theodore J. Schultz, 25, stopped to break up a fight and was hit in the rear. No injuries.
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Logan
Velva L. Scott
Bowen St
Main
Spring Sts
Theodore J. Schultz
Hocking Ave
Logan High honors football players at awards assembly
Logan High School honored seventh to ninth grade football teams at an awards assembly. Coach Mel Adams awarded letters to reserve and varsity squads. Co captains Dick Stevens and Robbie Johnson presented a plaque to Coach Adams. John Gasser won best sophomore player and Robbie Johnson the senior award.
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LOGAN
Ohio State
Glenn
Tiger
Ellison
Logan High School
Mel Adams
Dick Stevens
Robbie Johnson
Adams
Ken Fisher
Fisher
John Gasser
Harley Ellinger
Ellinger
Nine Drivers Are Fined In Hocking County Court
In Hocking County Court nine motorists were fined and two others forfeited bonds. Socrates Parkis and Daniel Kuhns forfeited $20 bonds for speeding. Marion Spencer was fined $20 and costs for intoxication. Ossaroo Jack Brown, Lewis Hollingshead, Frederick Bixler, Barbara Adcock, Donald Wood, Pearl Lehman faced various fines and suspensions for traffic offenses. Lehman also received jail time on DUI charges.
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New Lexington
Frederick W. Bixler
Lancaster
Barbara Adcock
Logan
Donald P. Wood
Nelsonville
Pearl Emerson Lehman
Bloomingville
Teen Aiders Near End Of First Year In Logan
Logan's youth group the Teen Aiders marks its first year this April at Hocking Valley Hospital. Sixteen girls participate, with eight set to graduate in May and three planning nurses training. members must be high school sophomores juniors or seniors and complete 1600 service hours.
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Logan
George Crow
Poplar St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Red Cross
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital notices list admissions Mrs. Walter Palsley Logan and John W. Miller Kingston Route 1. Dismissals include Master Charles Taylor from Childrens Home Vinton County and Earle D. Ellis Creola. Births reported to Mr and Mrs Dale Mays Nelsonville Route 2 a son and Mr and Mrs Larry Smith Logan a daughter.
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Walter Palsley
Logan
John W. Miller
Kingston
Charles Taylor
Childrens Home
Vinton County
Earle D. Ellis
Creola
Dale Mays
Nelsonville
Larry Smith
Six Accused In Theft From Longstreth Strip Mine
Six youths from Athens County and a 17 year old Nelsonville boy were involved in stealing 10 gallons of gasoline from R. H. Kockler Longstreth strip mine. Judge Rhea Brown placed the Nelsonville boy on probation and suspended his driving privileges for 60 days. Athens County youths will appear in Athens Probate Court.
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Logan
Vaughn Collins
Hocking
Laurence Paul Snider
Athens County
Nelsonville
R. H. Kockler, Longstreth
Rhea Brown
Athens
Rainbow Girls Given Charter At Constitutional Ceremonies
Logan Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, received its charter Saturday evening during constitutional ceremonies. Presenting the charter were Beatrice Owen, Anna C. Rose, Judith Whipp, Ann Brunton, Ann Stalder, and Virginia Shirk. Beverly Leonard was elected worthy advisor with Sharon Good, Marilyn Lang, Yvette Keck, and Jean Ann among officers.
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Logan
Logan Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Beatrice Owen
Order of Rainbow Girls
Anna C. Rose
Judith Whipp
State of
Ohio
Ann Brunton
Trict
Ann Stalder
Nelsonville Assembly
Virginia Shirk
Athens Assembly
Beverly Leonard
Sharon Good
Marilyn Lang
Charity
Yvette Keck
Hope
Jean Ann
Local group installs officers and honors visitors
The Messenger notes Patricia Moore as head treasurer and Karen Hutchinson retiring worthy advisor of Logan Assembly. Honored installing officers and distinguished visitors were recognized. Refreshments followed in the dining room served by the refreshment committee.
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Patricia Moorehead
Karen Hutchinson
Logan Assembly
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