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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
9
The Logan Hocking County Health Department reports December activity including 19 school visits, 41 shots and skin tests, 371 first screenings, 75 home nurse visits, multiple referrals, and environmental health actions such as inspections, consultations, licenses issued, and certificate births and deaths.
NELSONVILLE The Catholic Women's Club of Buchtel met at St Patrick's Parish Hall. After a brief prayer by Father Francis Baudo the business session was led by Mrs Mary E Calvert. Shirley Crane was elected president for the new term with Maxine Wagner as vice president.
Porter P. Moore 58 Haydenville was cited for running a red light after a three car collision at noon at Second and Mulberry Streets. Moore said sun glare blinded him as he pulled out and was struck by Willard E. Lyke of Logan and Frank E. Ricketts 38 also of Logan. Both Moore and Lyke cars were heavily damaged. Moore will appear before Mayor Delmar Freeman at 7 30 p.m. Saturday.
Dolores Jett of Logan Route 3 appeared before Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins on a fraud charge filed by the county sheriff's department. Held on a $1000 bond, she is committed to jail until the husband appeared and agreed to make the check good for 40 dollars drawn on Farmers National Bank of Plain City to Oscar Cline. No funds or credit existed in the bank. Two wills were admitted to probate in Hocking County Probate Court. Emily Ohlinger of Haydenville leaves estates to Louise and Nellie, her daughters, while Reno White of Logan leaves his estate to his wife Hazel. Plains High Athletic Association plans a 7:30 pm meeting at the high school. Buchtel WSCS meets at 7 pm today at Mrs. Myrtle Moheny’s home.
East PTA open house seven to eight p m hosts fourth grade mothers West Logan PTA seven thirty p m Delbert Davis speaks Ohio Highway Patrol will present a refresher Starr Washington Band Boosters meet seven thirty p m Marion Grange potluck six thirty p m meeting seven thirty p m Trinity Lutheran LWMS parish hall eight p m Keep Informed mite boxes bring leaders Irvin Blosser Jr hostess Clif ford Crawford West PTA business meeting seven thirty p m panel discussion Social hour cookies Delphian Club seven thirty p m Mrs Jay Nimon W Front St Sew So Club eight p m Mrs Ralph Walker Nondescript Club dinner six p m Brandts hostess Mrs Dean Collison program Mrs C F Ackers J K Rochester Post 296 WRC Pocahontas Hall seven thirty p m Methodist Ribble study seven p m Women of the Moose eight p Logan Duplicate Club master point game seven thirty p m Ohio Power Co auditorium Trinity Lutheran Adult Information Class parish hall seven p m Friday Jitney supper four to seven thirty p m Green school Haydenville PTA sponsors
A reception followed a Monday night concert by Dale Moore at Logan High School auditorium under Logan Euterpean Club sponsorship. About 125 guests greeted guest artist Moore, director of the Denison University Conservatory of Music, Granville, and pianist Ed Gertr Fischer.
Six church denominations were represented at the January meeting of the Ruth Heft Bible Boosters as the group started a new year at the First United Presbyterian Church library. Founder and leader Mrs Anthony J Toerner welcomed new members Lori Ricketts Andres Allberry and other attendees including Rev Robert McQuilkin and many listed names.
The year end report by Eleanor Horwell shows 89 cases remaining with two disposed in December and total department spending of 3067.74. Allocations include 2157.18 maintenance 41.84 incidentals 280.95 clothing 424.18 medical 73.09 unwed mothers 84.13 mirage 2.50 office supplies 3.87 other expenses.
Thomas A. McAloon 86 of Ew ing St New Straitsville dies after a long illness. A retired coal miner he belonged to St Augustine Catholic Church Holy Name Society and United Mine Workers Local 9648. Funeral Friday at 10 a.m. at St Augustine with burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery Rosary Thursday 7 30 p.m. at family residence.
Logan Jesse Maddix, 27, was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to 10 days in county jail after pleading guilty to petit larceny at Stoltz's Drug Store on W Main St. He had nine paperback novels stolen and dropped as he fled. He previously received a 30 day jail term for a prior petit larceny.
Twig Three of Hocking Valley Hospital forms committees for a two day rummage sale at Midland Place. The event runs April 5 and 6 with all Twig members on duty and tasks assigned for pickup ticketing racks signs and posters. Associate members and invited guests noted. Next meeting scheduled for the second Friday in March at Mrs Arthur Prey’s home.
Logan Chanter of DeMolay schedules a public initiation meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. Officers will be installed by a select team from the Athens and Nelsonville Chanters led by Clayton L Stein 11th district governor of Ohio. He acts as governor of the 12th district covering Hocking County. The public is invited especially youth activity enthusiasts.
A Wednesday filing in Hocking County Clerk of Courts sustains Virginia Baker versus Neil Baker on a modification motion. The divorce decree now requires support as set by U.S. Government guidelines for children of military service members.
A Nelsonville Women’s Bowling Association meeting is set for 6 30 pm Friday at the Midnight Inn Officers of all three leagues and interested members are urged to attend to plan the city wide tournament In Logan Mrs Geraldine Harris 40 Jennison Ave Logan was appointed clerk deputy in the Hocking County Sheriff office by Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer and began duties January 2 1963.
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