Legality Questioned on Glenwood Improvement Ordinance
Logan council debates legality of Glenwood Addition improvement ordinance. City solicitor Neal Dillon warns council may lack jurisdiction retroactive to Aug 20 1957 and Sept 28 deadline. Resolution to hire Peck Shaffer Williams to advise legality approved. 1958 city budget $298 184.70 passed. bond status unclear.
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Logan
Glenwood
Neal Dillon
Dillon
Peck, Shaffer and Williams
Cincinnati
Daubenmier Services Set For John A Daubenmier
Funeral arrangements are announced for John A. Daubenmier 83 who died Monday at his Marion Township home. Friends may call at Leonard Funeral Home and the service will be Thursday at 2 p.m. with Rev. R. B. Hughes officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Beatrice Smith Honored Before Wedding in Logan
Miss Beatrice Smith of Logan received a miscellane ous shower at the home of Mrs. Mel Shover. She will wed William Gorsuch of McArthur on Sunday February 2 at her home. The event featured corsage gifts, contests, and refreshments for Logan residents and relatives from McArthur.
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Beatrice Smith
Logan
Mel Shover
McArthur
Thomas Smith
Harry J. Mack
Jack Tschappat
Audrey Eschbacher
Miss Smith
Perry V. Gorsuch
Kenneth Mitchell
Carl Conner
John D. Gill Jr
A. C. Gorsuch
Garfield Dodriff
Gerald Dobbins
Lincoln Dearth
Clarence Ziegler
S. R. Cline
N. H. Harden
Vaughn Jones
R. E. Bullock
Arthur Bethel
Jack Tingley
John L. Beckley
Arnold Lee
Donna Shimpach
Logan and Gorsuch Profiles in McArthur Area
Logan William Gorsuch aged 50 is a pharmacist in McArthur and Bea trice L. Smith aged 40 works as medical secretary in Logan. The brief notes their occupations and residences in the region.
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Logan
William Gorsuch
McArthur
Beatrice L. Smith
Two Accidents Reported on Route 35 in Hocking County
Betty Lou Klump, 23, of Logan Route 3, was taken unconscious to Hocking Valley Hospital after a skid on Goat Run Road at 5 p.m. Her car, driven by Warren G. Wicks, 33, also of Logan Route 3, crashed into a tree with extensive front end damage. Klump suffered a severe head laceration and remained for further evaluation. A second crash at 10:30 a.m. at Ohio Avenue and Brick Plant Road involved Thomas F. Davidson, 24, and Lowell E. Nutter Jr., with both cars sustaining heavy damage. Nutter claimed he skidded while attempting to stop.
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Logan
Miss Klump
Ohio Ave
Dicken Addition
Brick Plant Road
Thomas F. Davidson
Lowell E. Nutter Jr
Logan Route 3
Nutter
Davidson
Wilkes
Rabid Skunk Bites Woman in Logan Area
A Logan Route 4 woman was bitten on the fingers Sunday by a skunk found in her barn. The Ohio Health Dept lab in Columbus confirmed the skunk was rabid. Anti rabies treatment has been arranged for the woman. A grey fox brought in by I B Ringhiser of Gore Route 1 tested negative for rabies.
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Logan
Logan Route 4
Ohio Department of Health Laboratory
Columbus
A. F. Anderson
I. B. Ringhiser
Gore Route 1
Vinton Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
The Rev. John O'Brien and Mrs. O'Brien with family hosted in Jeffersonville. Rev. Gerald Bowers visited Fly Ohio. District OES attendees from Vinton gathered in Oak Hill. Ernest Greenlee of Morgan Center visited John Swick and his daughter Deanna. Norman Martin and son Steve of Columbus stayed with Elmer Sherritt. Vinton Methodist Women’s Bible Class met at Alice Casto’s home with eight members. Elva Huntley led Scripture and Mina George led opening prayer.
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Vinton
John O’brien
Jeffersonville
Frank Quickle
Gerald Bowers
Fly
Ohio
District Oes
Oak Hill
Ernest Greenlee
Morgan Center
John Swick
Deanna
Norman Martin
Steve
Columbus
Elmer Sherritt
Vinton Methodist Women’s
Alice Casto
Elva Huntley
Mina George
Anna Higgins
County Jail Reports 185 Guests In 1957 At Logan
The Hocking County jail logged 185 guests during 1957 with 170 males and 15 females. The average daily population was 8.8 and 9754 meals were served. Most bookings were for driving while intoxicated followed by intoxication and disorderly conduct. Other offenses included juvenile court holds, delinquency, and various state and federal detentions.
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Logan
Hocking County
A. J. Waldron
Fourth Man Is Arraigned In Morals Case In Logan
Logan. Gerald M. Spengler 23 was arraigned in Juvenile Court on charges of causing the delinquency of 10 teenage boys. He pled innocent and is under $800 bond for a hearing not yet set. Other arrestees Warren 26 Haydenville Childress Nelsonville and Simmons Logan await hearings under $800 bonds.
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Logan
Gerald M. Spengler
Donald E Warren
Haydenville
Harry W. Childress
Nelsonville
Clyde W. Simmons
Rhea Bangert Brown
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Ohio Municipal League Magazine
Jay Cole
Sam Bright
W. Angle Ave
Henry Arata
Consolidated Western Steel Division
San Francisco
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Prattville
Calif
Daubenmier
East End
Squire, Saunders and Dempsey
Carborundum Co
E. Front St
Edward Dalton
William Pearson
Highway Department
Marietta
Dalton
Logan Women’s News
G. C. Frye
J. D. Gill, Jr
Kenmore
Home Delivery
Myammna
Sears
Logan, Ohio
WN A
State Parole Board
Common Pleas Court
U U. S
Boys Industrial School
U.S. Army
Ohio River
Elberfeld
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