Logan Area Families Return From Holiday Breaks
Logan residents report Christmas visits and travel as families moved homes and sent students back to colleges. Jay Cole's family relocated to Thousand Islands Park while various Logan connections visited Columbus and Muskingum College in New Concord and Oxford Ohio.
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Jay Cole
Greg
Mary
Kelley
Tom
Scott
Thousand Islands Park
N. Y
Cole
Park Hotel
Logan
N. Market St
Wayne Whitcraft
Kathy
Columbus
Cora Brown
St. Rita's Rest Home
Charlotte
Findlay
Fugitive Returned on Forged Check Charge
Logan Arnold Dawson 46 formerly of Logan was brought from Owensboro Kentucky to face charges for issuing a forged $100 check drawn on Citizens State Bank Owensboro. He was taken to Logan by Patrolmen Nutter and Schultz after waiving extradition.
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Logan
Arnold M. Dawson
Owensboro
Dawson
Citizens State Bank
A&p
Stanley Nutter
Ronald Schultz
Television Schedule Listings Corrected by The Messenger
Local note explains The Messenger is responsible for fixing errors in station program listings when schedules aren’t updated. The schedule shows WSAZ NBC Huntington daily items and time blocks across morning to late night with NBC News Weather and various programs.
Evening Radio Schedule Mix of Theater and News
A cluttered broadcast grid lists programs from 6:00 to 12:45 including Comedy Thea Eileen Weather Gotta Secret Adventure Circle Chet Long News Doug Edw Weather Aquanauts Arm Theat Wanted You're There Alice Zane Grey Weather Theater Fred Taylor News News Weather Doug Edw Armchair The Faces West Dawson.
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NBC News
News
Neighbors
Lo: Young
Dr Majonell
Daddy
Hollywood
Sgt. Preston
Scruggs
Bach
Father
Ford
Thea
Eileen
Adventure
Circle
Chet Long
Doug Edw
Aquanauts
Wanted
Alice
Zane Grey
Fred Taylor
Doug
Armchair the
Dawson
TV Previews Tonight Highlight Dramatic Musical and Hustle
Julie London sings two numbers in Golden Dragon Supper Club episode Suitable for Framing at 7:30. Ozzie and Harriet features Joyce suspecting Rick’s infidelity in The Girl Who Loses Things at 8:30. Hawaiian Eye follows counterfeit bills to a treasure at sea in Made in Japan at 9. Naked City debuts Delinquent Detective controversy in Bullets Cost Too Much at 10. Aquanauts fronted by Margaret O'Brien hunts thulium in River Gold at 7:30. Dead or Alive, My Sister Eileen, and Circle Theater air through the evening with adventures and scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Golden Dragon
Julie London
Red Taylor
Adam Flint
TV Guide Schedule Highlights and Norwegian Carrier Arrival
TV listings show Hell Divers and other films on channels 8 10 and 13 at 11:15 p.m. The Letter and The Golden Fleecing air on Channel 3 and 9 a.m. The U S Carrier Card reached Horten Norway with 18 Super Sabre jet replacements for the Norwegian Air Force.
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Horten
Norway
U. S
Norwegian Naval Base
Son of Past President Dillon Heads Logan Kiwanis Club
Neal Dillon installed as Logan Kiwanis Club president the first son of a past president to lead the club and the third second generation Kiwanian to hold the post. Officers include Dan Crabtree as vice president N M Brown treasurer Howard Rolston secretary Edmund Lange immediate past president and directors Donald Braun C T Grey James West Dannie Devol. A ceremony by Cleon Tucker opened a year of plans with perfect attendance awards for 27 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Neal Dillon
Logan Kiwanis Club
Kenneth Bright
Lloyd Heinlein
Dillon
Samule H. Dillon
Hocking County
Dan Crabtree
N. M. Brown
Howard Rolston
Edmund Lange
Donald Braun
C. T. Grey
James West
Dannie Devol
Cleon Tucker
J. K. Marton
Ralph Poston
Lawrence T. Webb
Ray Keairns
Amos Potts
Thomas Walsh
Carl Harsh
Paul Stimson
S. E. Erbaugh
New Officers Plan First 1961 Meeting
Harrington Class of First United Presbyterian Church opens the year with new officers presiding at Westminster House. President Mrs Paul Collison leads with VP Mrs Jay Nimon secretary Mrs Mildred Dollmatsch and treasurer Mrs Tom Price. Members heard devotions from Psalms 103 and a Today article, social hour followed with a green and white table decor.
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Nimon
St. Luke
Hartman Rites Planned for Mrs Blanche Hartman
Funeral arrangements are set for Blanche Hartman 74 of Gore who died Monday night at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville after six weeks of heart treatment. She leaves four sons Harold Ernest and Merle Hartman of Logan Floyd Hartman of Gore a daughter Mrs Ford Hall of Columbus three sisters and three brothers and eight grandchildren. Services are at Heinlein funeral home 2 p.m. Thursday with the Rev D S Dunkle officiating. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery
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Hocking County
Hartman
Jacob
Ellen Nixon Nutter
Harold
Ernest
Merle Hartman
Logan
Floyd Hartman
Gore
Ford Hall
Columbus
Bertha McMullin
Alice Mohler
Anna Morris
Lewis Nutter
William Nutter
Lancaster
Bruce Nutter
East Palestine
Appointment Okayed for Hocking County Assistant Prosecutor
Common Pleas Court Judge Harley Meyer approved the appointment of James Stilwell as assistant prosecuting attorney of Hocking County for an indefinite period. Stilwell is a member of the Dillon Johnston and Stilwell law firm.
Logan Calendar event notices for Jan 4 and 5
Logan Calendar lists D of A Lodge meeting and chieftain squaws session on Jan 4 with a 6 p.m. potluck and 7:30 p.m. installations. Jan 5 features the Logan Duplicate Club, Central PTA with Dr Paul R Murphy talk, Marion Grange potluck, and Logan Senior High School open house for vocational home economics at 7:30 p.m.
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Logan High School
Central Pta
Central Elementary School
Paul R. Murphy
Ohio U
Marion Grange
D of A
Logan Senior High School Vocational Home Economics Department
LHS
Wedding Announced For Vicki Schultz And James Green
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Vicki Marlene Schultz daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Schultz of 150 Zanesville Ave and James E Green son of Mrs Donna Green of Roseville Route 1. They wed in a double ring ceremony in Ashville North Carolina on Monday December 19. Attending were the bride’s brother and sister in law Keith Schultz Jr of Cincinnati. The bride wore a white wool jersey sheath with jewel neckline short sleeves and white satin bow. Nose veil headdress and accessories were medium blue with pearl necklace and earrings. Both are Logan High School graduates with the bride employed at City Loan and Saving Co and the groom in the U S Navy stationed at Bainbridge Maryland.
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Dean Collison
Ken
Sue
Miami University
Oxford
Patty Young
J. Russell Young
Gretchen Ott
Walter Ott
Francis Myers
Chris
Bill Walker
Ralph Walker
N. Spring Street
New Concord
Muskingum College
Christ
Bill
Logan
Jimmy Doering
J. Ward Doering
N. Warner Ave
Prairie du Chien
Wisc
Campion High School
Mabel Zimmerman
Sterling
Kan
Mary Jones
Pam
Vicki Marlene Schultz
Keith Schultz
Zanesville Ave
James E. Green
Donna Green
Roseville
Ashville
N. C
Keith Schultz Jr
Cincinnati
Logan High School
The
City Loan and Saving Co
U. S. Navy
Bainbridge, Md
Soviet Moonship Mechta Travels 2.24 Billion Miles
The first Soviet planet Mechta Dream launched January 2, 1960 has completed its first year in space, covering 2.24 billion miles.
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Moscow
Dream
County Commissioners Name Shaw President
The Hocking County board of commissioners met Monday with Otto A. Shaw of Logan Route 2 named president. Shaw, a Democrat, succeeds Walter North. Other member is Thomas Van Duren, a Democrat, elected last November. North is a Republican. Carl Engle was appointed clerk. Regular meetings set for 9 30 a.m. on four Thursdays monthly. Four-month re appointments included Edward Wolfe Jr. as custodian at $200 monthly, Charles Boling at $135, Mrs. Margaret Brian as matron at $80, James Leonard as dog warden at $220, John Weaver as diary inspector at $10 daily. Mileage rates remain eight cents per mile for first 500 miles monthly and six cents over 500.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Board of Commissioners
Otto A. Shaw
Logan Route 2
Shaw
Walter North
Thomas van Duren
North
Carl Engle
Edward Wolfe Jr
Charles Boling
Margaret Brian
Goldie Filter
Haydenville
James Leonard
John Weaver
Man Arrested For Neglect
Logan man Charles Woolever a 33 year old of Route 2 was held in Hocking County jail overnight awaiting a Juvenile Court hearing on a warrant charging him with contributing to the neglect and delinquency of minor children. Also arrested was Harold McGrady 36 of Logan surrendered to Delaware County authorities for failure to provide for minor children.
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Logan
Charles Woolever
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
John Jenkins
Juvenile Court
George Johnson
Hartman
Jenkins
Harold McGrady
Delaware
Delaware County
Route 216 Contract Awarded
C E Woodchild of Circleville wins a $17 000 contract to build a temporary road on Route 216 between New Straitsville and Murray City. The highway sank when a 750 foot section became unsafe after a mine fire burned away under it. Work begins when ground is clear of snow and ice.
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New Straitsville
C. E. Woodchild
Circleville
Murray City
Car and Truck Collision in Logan Causes No Injuries
A Tuesday morning crash on Old Mc Arthur Road involved an automobile driven by Kenneth E. Helber and a General Hocking Brick Co. truck driven by Ed Helber. Both drivers were not cited, and property damage occurred as the truck skidded on a slippery grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
McArthur Road
Kenneth E. Helber
General Hocking Brick Co
Ed Helber
Paul Hartman
Parsons welcomed with a Logan hospital birth
Hospital notes from Hocking Valley show a Logan area birth and multiple admissions. A new son for Mr and Mrs William Parsons of Logan. admissions include surgeries and medical cases for residents such as Mrs Claude Chrisman and Mrs Donald Edwards. Other names include Adam Oney, Stella Sauders, Stanley Thompson, and Rodney Diehl among Logan and nearby areas.
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William Parsons, Logan
Claude Chrisman
Logan
Donald Edwards
Adam Oney
Stella Sauders
Stanley Thompson
Joe Wohrle
Japan Islands Population Versus Area Compared
The total area of the Japanese islands is 142 500 square miles, less than Montana, yet the islands boast a population of 94 million, about 140 times Montana's population.
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Montana
Islands
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