Seven Men Arraigned On Grand Jury Indictments In Logan Court
Four men indicted secretly by the grand jury were arraigned in Common Pleas Court. Clyde W. Simmons Harry R Childress Gerald M Spengler and Donald E Warren pleaded innocent and posted 1000 bonds. Warren waived 24 hour service. others waived indictments. Simmons faces trial Feb 17 with others' dates pending. Additional defendants Chester Speelman Paul Malone Nolan Davis also appeared. Speelman remanded for grand larceny and Malone sentenced after pleading guilty. Davis held on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Clyde W. Simmons
Harry R. Childress
Nelsonville
Donald E. Warren
Haydenville
Gerald M. Spengler
Simmons
Childress
Spengler
Lappen
Harley Meyer
Warren
Meyer
Chester Speelman
Logan Route 4
Paul Malone
Nolan Davis
Davis
Larimer Estate Inventory Filed in Logan Probate Court
Probate Court files theInventory and appraisal of the Larimer estate of James T. Larimer of Logan. Appraised assets total 9628.76 by R. B. Perkins Howard Blum and Pearl Wolfe. Carl W. Larimer serves as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James T. Larimer
R. B. Perkins
Howard Blum
Pearl Wolfe
Carl W. Larimer
Last Mine Closed Clay Supply Shift for Natco Haydenville
Natco closes its Haydenville clay mine after 70 years of operation. Clayton will be stripped from the Fred Wolfe farm south of The Diamond and trucked to Haydenville and The Diamond plants. C. S. Matheny confirms underground mining is no longer economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Natco
Haydenville
C. S. Matheny
Nelsonville
Matheny
Cal
Haydenville Mining and Manufacturing Co
Fred Wolfe
Industry TV Is Discussed At Logan Rotary Meeting
Logan Rotary Club heard Jay Mitchell of Diamond Power Specialties Co discuss uses of closed circuit television in industry. He explained telecasting information to specific groups aids dangerous environments and speeds material flow, outlining image dissector vidicon pickup tube and image orthicon as major equipment. Dr. Fred Blume introduced the speaker. guests included Lavon Goddlye Dr. Rauch Dr. Gaffin Bill McNamara and Tom Blume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jay Mitchell
Diamond Power Specialties Co
Lancaster
Mitchell
Fred Blume
Lavon Goodlye
C. F. Rauch
C. A. Gaffin
Bill McNamara
Tom Blume
Traffic Court Fines Youths
Two teenage boys faced Juvenile Court hearings on traffic charges in Logan. Jack Patton 16 pleaded guilty to speeding 80 mph in a 60 mph zone on Route 33 south of Logan on Feb 1 and was fined $5 plus costs. Jerry Poling 17 cited for running a red light on Jan 29 pleaded guilty and was fined $5 with costs suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jack Patton
Rhea Bangert Brown
Patton
Jerry Poling
Nelsonville
Hocking County Juvenile Court Reports 40 Cases
Report lists 40 official cases handled October to December 1957. Of these 40, 24 involve juvenile delinquency, two involve dependency and neglect, seven are traffic cases, two are special service cases, and five involve adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County Juvenile Court
AWOL Soldier Held In Hocking Jail
AWOL soldier from Camp Riley Kansas held in Hocking County jail. William E Wright 18 Logan Star Route Logan is in custody since December 28 for military authorities. Deputy Sheriff Dennis Wilkes took him into custody Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Dennis Wilkes
William E. Wright
Logan Star Route
Camp Riley
Kan
World's Largest Roofing Tile Plant Located in New Lexington
Proclaimed as the globe's largest roofing tile plant, the facility is situated in New Lexington Ohio. The site underscores regional industrial growth and showcases expansive production capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEX
New Lexington
Ohio
Glouster and Area Personal News Touches Many Families
Visits and weekend gaps weave through Glouster and nearby towns as family members travel to hospitals and airports. John L. Morris remains in Veterans Hospital Huntington room 233 while Jack McGee visits from Columbus. Janet Steffy stops in Elyria then Lan caster with Blanche Shepard. Homer Bennett is in Mount Carmel Columbus. Jerry Gormley visits from Elyria. Irene Kittle arrives in Columbus with Gary Jr. from Oregon as Mr. and Mrs. Kittle host and Irene plans an extended stay while husband serves in the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard McKinney
Zanesville
Donald Price
Glouster
John L. Morris
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
Morris
Emmette Rankins
Jack McGee
Columbus
Janet Steffy
Elyria
Dwight Steffy
Steffy
Lan
Blanche Shepard
Homer Bennett
Mount Carmel Hospital
Dorothy Wallace
Jerry Gormley
Harley Kittle
Ralph Schultz
Chicago
Oregon
Irene Kittle
Air Force
Hospital Records Fifteen January Births in Logan Area
Logan Hocking county health department registrar reports 15 births in January at Hocking Valley Hospital, eight male and seven female, and 12 deaths. Newborn sons born to Hoovers, Bartholomews, Dorris, Browns, Dexters, Millers, and Farrars while girls arrive to Peters, Spears, Hansley, Armstrong, Myers, Wyskiver, and Dye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lorena Larimer
Logan-Hocking County Health Department
Hocking Valley Hospital
Paul D. Hoover
Junction City
Oscar Bartholomew
William E. Dorris
Union Furnace
Clarence R. Brown
New Straitsville
Jack L. Dexter
Ralph W. Miller
Francis E. Farrar
Donald F. Peters
Zaleski
Earl Spears
Robert W. Hansley
Charles R. Armstrong
McArthur
Lewis E. Myers
Bremen
Harold J. Wyskiver
Cecil V. Dye
Tires Stolen From Auto In Logan
Two thefts were investigated Monday by Hocking County sheriff's deputies. Stolen between Saturday night and Sunday morning were the rear wheels tires and tubes of a Plymouth at Logan Auto Parts and Wrecking Co just outside Logan on Route 664. Abe Shatz reported the jacking and wheel removal to Sheriff A J Waldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Frasure-Helber Road
Dennis Wilkes
John Wells
Moose Women hear reports and plan Feb ceremony
Bernice Nutter presided at a 21 member Women of the Moose meeting. Members donated to the Hocking County Polio Fund and planned an initiation for Feb 20. Sylvia Blake played piano for a cake walk won by Lucille Richards with prizes for Freda Bailey Anna Ashbaugh Lennie Henry and Mary Carsey. A potluck lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Nutter
Women of the Moose
Hocking County Polio Fund
Sylvia Blake
Lucille Richards
Freda Bailey
Anna Ashbaugh
Lennie Henry
Mary Carsey
Oakdale Church Youth Run Bible School Offices
In GLOUSTER the Oakdale Church youth were in charge of Bible School offices and will lead an upcoming evening service. Sixty attended and a $16.35 offering went to the Youth for Camp fund, with Mrs. Williams as secretary treasurer and Mrs. Jewell as chairperson along with Mrs. Nott and Mrs. Lowery as co-workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Oakdale Church
Bible School
Youth For Camp
Frank Williams
Lewis Jewell
Ernest Nott
Norman Lowery
Hocking County Garden Club Meeting Agenda
The Hocking County Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the Courthouse Auditorium. A pruning bloom year round and lawn care program will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County Garden Club
Trimble Grange Meets With Ten Attendees
Trimble Grange 1830 met in the Grange Hall but only ten members attended due to bad weather. Plans were made for Operation Forward and a Booster Night set for February 15. A patriotic program by lecturer Mrs. Edward Moore followed a potluck meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble
Edward Moore
Four Seasons Garden Club Meeting Featured Workshop
A workshop on flower arrangements will highlight the Wednesday February 12 meeting of the Four Seasons Garden Club. The event starts at 7 30 p m in the Ohio Power Auditorium and invites Rockbridge and Hocking Garden Club members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Seasons Garden Club
Ohio Power
Rockbridge and
Hocking Garden Club
Kiwanis Club Divisional Meeting Held in Jackson
A divisional Kiwanis gathering in Jackson Friday evening February 7 drew guests Dan Kovach Robert Byers and Norbert Johnston from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Jackson
Dan Kovach
Robert Byers
Norbert Johnston
Health Board Continues Rat Study In Logan Ohio
Logan Hocking County Board of Health discussed a rat die off at the Logan city dump and a live rat test that found no disease. Officials suspect industrial wastes poisoned the rats. A nutritional workshop for health workers from Hocking and Vinton counties was set for Thursday at the courthouse auditorium to aid elderly care at home.
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Logan
Logan- Hocking County
Boocks
Hocking
Vinton
Jacksonville Mothers Club Meeting Planned
The Jacksonville Mothers Club will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Mary Lou Talbert. Mrs Grace Ann Kempton will be hostess and a shower will be held for Mrs Anita Simons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Mary Lou Talbert
Grace Ann Kempton
Anita Simons
Pythians to Meet Glouster at K of P Hall
The Pythian Sisters plan a meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the K of P Hall.
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Glouster
Pythian Sisters
K of P
Chauncey Area Personal News and Visits
Chauncey residents record a busy spell of visitors and family gatherings. Mrs. Birdie Canter, convalescing in Columbus, hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Sofrenko Jr and Mrs. Robert Hillyer. Various locals visited or planned travel to Dayton and Columbus, with hospital news and military station updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sofrenko, Jr
Robert Hillyer
Gladys Grigsby
Birdie Canter
Edward Stewart
Columbus
Lewis Johnson
S. E. Border
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Lee Jenkins
Chauncey
Dayton
Jess Pendleton
Elaine
Randal
Wayne
New Lexington
Clyde Bobo
Rye Cunningham
John Cunningham
Kenneth Cunningham
Blaine Grubb
Athens
Harold Meeks
Father To Officiate At Son's Wedding
Completed plans for the church wedding of Grace Simpson and David Jolley are announced. The ceremony will be February 14 at 7 p m at Carbondale Pilgrim Holiness Church with the groom’s father officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Grace Simpson
Chester Simpson
David Jolley
Clifford Jolley
Carbondale
Carbondale Pilgrim Holiness Church
WSCS Meeting Planned in Jacksonville This Thursday
The WSCS of Jacksonville will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Margaret Hammond's home with co host Mrs Lena Maxwell. Mrs Shirley Dewire is named program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
WSCS
Jacksonville
Margaret Hammond
Lena Maxwell
Shirley Dewire
Sharon Abdella Birthday Party Given by Parents
Sharon Abdella celebrated her ninth birthday at a Chauncey party hosted by Mr and Mrs William Abdella. Jack Earich led games with prizes for Diane Mulligan Jeff Schloss Cathy Scott and Patricia Roman. Guests included Myriam Antoinette Helen Eschenbacher Margaret Eschenbacher Marilyn Heffken and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Sharon Abdella
William Abdella
Marilyn Heffken
Cheryl Kostival
Diane Mulligan
Nicholas Park
Patricia Roman
Jeff Schloss
Cathy Scott
Trudy Sheridan
Billy Shamel
Mary Lou Naim
Patricia Barber
Debbie Earich
Ann Russell
Keith Herdman
Cece Miller
Kathy Miller
Mike Ley
Linda Abdella
Jackie Abdella
Johnny
Tina Marie Abdella
Film To Be Shown At Chauncey Church Gathering
Chauncey Church of God hosts a youth meeting at 7 30 tonight showing the film Escape to Egypt in the devotional period. A social hour will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of God
Egypt
Registrar Sets Deadline for Plate Retention
Chauncey deputy registrar announces that residents who wish to keep their 1958 license plate number must apply by February 24. The notice lists Mrs. Bessie Johnston of 47 Converse Street as a contact point.
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Chauncey
Bessie Johnston
Converse St
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Robert H. Wiseman
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McArthur High School
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OF Motors
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Mgr
Howard Linscott
Logan Shop
Women’s News
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Carol France
Paul Bell
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