Rockbridge Driver First Arrested in New Year
Logan police arrest Harvey Miller 26 of Rockbridge the first Logan arrest in 1958 at 1 35 a m He faced reckless operation and resisting arrest charges after a chase from E Front Street to Elm Street He was fined 50 dollars and costs on reckless operation with resisting arrest dismissed Final 1957 case Paul Ringhiser 18 Logan Route 2 charged with reckless operation cited on E Front Street and Route 35 to be arraigned in mayor s court Thursday
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Logan
Harvey Miller
Rockbridge
Miller
E. Front St
W. Hunter St
Elm St
Francis Myers
Paul Ringhiser
Ringhiser
Low risk of accidental nuclear blast, says Pentagon expert
General Herbert B. Loper, a Defense Department atomic energy adviser, declares the chance of a nuclear weapon exploding accidentally is about one in three billion, asserting the risk is practically nonexistent. The remark follows ongoing safety assurances by U.S. defense officials.
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Washington
Defense Department
Herbert B. Loper
Loper
Defense McElroy
Boys Linked To Thefts In Murray City and Nelsonville
Four Nelsonville youths aged 13 to 15 were to be questioned about the December 24 thefts at the Charles McCall filling station in Murray City and burglaries at two Nelsonville businesses. Police said some items were recovered and two 15 year olds, a 14 year old, and a 13 year old faced questions.
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LOGAN
Nelsonville
Charles McCall
Murray City
A. J. Waldron
McCall’s
McCall
Snow Follows Calm New Year in Logan Weather Quiet
Logan saw light snowfall as clouds produced a few flakes and a brief shower. Precipitation stayed under half an inch while crews treated intersections and highways to prevent slick spots. No accidents were recorded through Wednesday. residents stayed home for bowl games and television. Churches held year end services as 1957 closed.
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Annie Hoyt Taken by Ambulance to Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mrs Annie Hoyt was taken by ambulance Wednesday from her residence at 1224 Third Street to Mount St. Mary Hospital in Nelsonville for medical care.
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Logan
Annie Hoyt
Third St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Funks celebrate 55th wedding anniversary in Logan
Mr and Mrs Charles H Funk observed their 55th wedding anniversary Tuesday at 320 W Hunter St. He retired 16 years ago from C and D Railroad. Daughter Helen Timberlake lives in Myrtle Beach and son Howard in Logan with two more daughters and six grandchildren. A sewing contest report and Christmas program followed with poems and songs by local residents.
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W. Hunter St
Funk
Spoehr
John Hansel
Ewing
Ettie Hansel
Washington Township
Hocking County
Ephriam
Mary Armstrong Hansel
Venus
Order of the Eastern Star
Mr. Funk
Falls Township
Adar
Hannah Masure Funk
C and D Railroad Co
Howard Funk
Logan
Pearl
Helen) Timberlake
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Marie Funk
Cocoa, Fla
Woodruffs celebrate 18th wedding anniversary dinners
Mr and Mrs Walter Woodruff of 1150 Third Street were honored at two Sunday dinners marking their 18th anniversary. Hosts included Mrs Woodruff’s brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Gerald Corwin and son Rob, with other guests from Columbus and Whitehall families joining later at Chester Grabell home.
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Walter Woodruff
Third St
Antioch Grange Meeting Led by Jacob Robb
Jacob Robb presided at a recent Antioch Grange No 2629 business meeting and oversaw routine agenda items.
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Jacob Robb
Antioch Grange
Farm Bureau Council Meeting Sets Upcoming January Session
Miss Karen Armstrong chaired the recent Farm Bureau Council meeting at Logan Farm Equipment Co. The recreation period was led by Miss Lenora Sater Miss Mary Harsh and Bud Myers. The January meeting will be at Logan Farm Equipment Co with Jim Palmer Martha Guilogly and Wanda Wagoner on the committee.
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Farm Bureau Council
Logan Farm Equipment Co
Lenora Sater
Mary Harsh
Bud Myers
Jim Palmer
Martha Guilogly
Wanda Wagoner
Antioch Grange Dance Saturday Night
Antioch Grange sponsors a round and square dance at the Grange Hall on Saturday January 4. Ringhiser's Rhythm Drifters provide music from 8:30 PM to midnight. Public invited.
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Antioch Grange
Grange Hall
Ringhiser
Rhythm Drifters
Horizon View Counts of Observable Stars
The article notes that at any moment only about 1500 to 2000 individual stars are visible above the horizon, highlighting the limit of naked eye stargazing and the impact of light and viewing conditions.
Logan City Council Holds Brief Organization Session
Logan marks oath of office for Mayor Francis Myers and council members including Lawrence Ellinger Neal Dillon Juliet White and seven others. J W Doering elected at large was in California for the Rose Bowl and will take oath before the January 14 1958 regular meeting.
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Logan
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Francis Myers
Lawrence Ellinger
Neal Dillon
Juliet White
Jay Cole
Frank Eberst
Edward Dalton
Ralph Adcock
Frank Ricketts Jr
Sam Bright
J. W. Doering
California
Kiwanis Club Holds Final 1957 Meeting in Logan
The Logan Kiwanis Club held its final 1957 luncheon meeting in Blossers banquet room. Dean Collison reviewed the year as retiring president. Next week will install 1958 officers with Paul Stimson becoming president and Dr. Ray Houk as vice president.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Blossers
Logan Club
Dean Collison
Paul Stimson
Ray Houk
Industry Enters 1958 Downgrade Says Iron Age Weekly
Iron Age reports the steel industry slides into 1958 with mills at about half capacity. New orders offset by cancellations and holdups. auto makers cut production and delay deliveries. Automotive steel reschedules rise 15 to 25 percent. steel labor costs up 46 million dollars yearly due to a five cent hourly wage cost of living adjustment.
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Iron Age
Detroit
the Weekly
United Steelworkers
Meeting of Hocking County Grange Leaders Scheduled
A gathering of all Grange masters home economics chairmen and lecturers will convene Monday January 6 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Harold Nihiser Sr. in Hocking County.
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Hocking County
Harold Nihiser Sr
Hospital Notes Hocking Valley Admitted Patients
Mrs Elmer Storm of McArthur Route 1 undergoes surgery. Mrs Margaret Aspelund of Creola is listed as medical. Walter M Haas of Logan is recorded as medical. Mrs John Mullins of Logan Route 1 and her daughter are noted. Mrs William Dorris of Union Furnace is listed as admitted.
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Elmer Storm
McArthur
Margaret Aspelund
Creola
Walter M. Haas
Logan
John Mullins
William Dorris
Union Furnace
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