Health Service Contract Is Before Board Friday
Logan city board of health meets Friday at 3 p.m. to discuss a new health services contract with Hocking County. The contract may omit six months notice for withdrawal as some members seek a shorter period. The budget calls for 4260 from the city and 7200 from the county, with nurses’ salaries debated and donations of 550 to remain matched by state funds.
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Logan
City Board of Health
Sion
Fom
Richard Gerken
Hocking County Budget Commission
County Health Department
County Board of Health
Harry Smith
Hocking County
City of Logan
Smith
4 H Club Activities at Union Furnace
The Boys Work and Grow 4-H Club of Union Furnace held its eighth meeting at Keith Skinner's home. President Junior Acker led a brief business session and discussed the Tar Hollow 4-H camp planned for July 28 to August 1. Project reports were presented by Gerald Edgar Russell Courtney and Bobby Miller with members and visitors listed.
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Union Furnace
Keith Skinner
Junior Acker
Tar Hollow
Gerald Edgar
Russell Courtney
Bobby Miller
Bill Miller
Johnny Funk
Donnie Wyskiver
Robert Swackhauer
Maurice Acker
Victor Hines, Jr
James Dorris
Divorce Granted to Hutchinson Couple in Common Pleas
A divorce was granted Wednesday to Jeanette Hutchinson, who charged her husband Edward J. Hutchinson with gross neglect. Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer awarded custody of the minor child to Mrs. Hutchinson.
Dorcas-Naomi Circle Meets At Evangelical Church
Mrs. John Keller chaired the Dorcas-Naomi Circle monthly meeting held Tuesday afternoon in the Evangelical United Brethren Church educational room. The program featured hymns and scripture readings by several members, with Mrs. Arlis Hiles presiding and a refreshment committee listed among the attendees.
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Lewis Price
Robert Shaw
John Keller
Mona Sheline’s 15th Birthday Party Noted in Logan
Logan residents Mr. and Mrs. Jess Sheline hosted Mona Sheline’s fifteenth birthday on July 5 with games ice cream and cake. Attending guests included Muril Zimmerman Lloyd Zimmerman Larry Chesser Sherman Proter Ernest Michel Bob Patton Jeanie Walters Gerald Edgar Beverly Gessells Katharine Hines Junior Acker Lethia Hugh Victor Hines Jr Charlotte Edgar Bob Miller Marilyn Davis Johnny Funk Kay Thrush Gene Sheline Nancy Howard and Mrs Jerry Hutchinson who is the Shelines’ daughter.
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Nancy Howard
Jerry Hutchinson
Logan
Shelines
Mrs. Hutchinson
River Traffic Reports and Lock Status Across District Waterways
Vessel movements listed for Gallipolis Locks Kanawha River and district channels with arrival and departure times and upriver or downriver headings. Gauges show upper 18.2 lower 10.2 feet with four feet at rollers and Kanawha Falls at 0.89 feet stationary.
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Gallipolis
Stevenson
Price
Neville
Kelley
Kanawi
Shirley
Loy
Tron Duke
Coast Guard
Winfield
Semet
Merrill
Rand
Montgomery
Criss Jr
Bayless
Dorothy Down
Disse
George G
Keystorm
Cook
Sohio State
Castle
Tampico
Kenna
Kanawha Falls
Haydenville Teen Fined for Driving Without License
Katheryn Shark of Haydenville was fined $5 and costs in Mayor Roger Friend's court on Wednesday for driving without an operator's license. She was arrested by the State highway patrol.
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Logan
Katheryn Shark
Haydenville
Roger Friend
State Highway Patrol
Minor Crash Investigated in Gallipolis
Gallipolis city police investigated a minor two car crash Wednesday at 9 04 am at State and Third. Drivers were Yevonne Slagle and Ernest Edwin Justice 60 both of Gallipolis. Justice was turning left onto Third Ave as an approaching vehicle passed. John W Busick 72 of Stewart Route 1 was arrested Wednesday evening for intoxication.
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Gallipolis
State
Third
Yevonne Slagle
Ernest Edwin Justice
Justice
Third Ave
John W. Busick
Stewart Route 1
Driver Involved In Double City Crashes
Lloyd Rheinscheid aged 35 of 49 Homer Street faced two accidents within an hour and twenty minutes. At 7:50 p.m. Tuesday he hit Grover Kincheloe Jr.’s car at Mulberry and Second, damaging both bumpers. At 9:10 p.m. he struck a parked car owned by Walter Leonard at 183 F Second Street, damaging the left rear fender and bumper. He pleaded guilty to both charges in Mayor Roger Friend's court.
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Walter Leonard
Second St
Roger Friend
Stray Bullet Strikes Woman in Logan
Mrs. Maude West of Logan Route 1 was hit in the right arm by a stray .22 caliber bullet at 12 30 p m while washing dishes at home. Sheriff Waldron said the shot likely came from near Scott Creek and the bullet was removed by Dr. C F Shonk. The sheriff warned that a .22 round is dangerous within a mile and urged caution when firing to avoid hitting a person or vital organ.
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Logan
Maude West
A. J. Waldron
Waldron
Release Man Jailed On Assault Charge
Samuel Rodgers of Lancaster was jailed Friday by Laurelville Mayor L A McClelland on assault and battery charges. He served 60 days and paid 150 dollars plus costs, then released after the fine was paid. The husband of the complainant filed charges and Rodgers was found guilty.
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Logan
Samuel Rodgers
Lancaster
Laurelville
L. A. McClelland
Rodgers
Holzer Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted patients include Mrs. Raymond Swisher of Vinton Glenna Evans of Oak Hill Frank Tallut of Indianapolis Eleanora Edwards of Hartford Mary Margaret Radford of Pomeroy James William Cipra of Pomeroy Mrs Sarah Cox of Gallipolis Mrs Carson Minard of Ironton F E Bletner of Mason Ernest Riggs of Gallipolis Gladys Knox of Wellston Nancy Ellen Hoback of Racine Myrtle Runyon of Point Pleasant James Morgan of Leon Mrs William Canter of Oak Hill Discharged patients include Leonard Gentil Max Sanborn Charles Baker Mrs Donald Heron Mrs George Brown Sharon Kay Weethee Margaret Jean Harbrecht Ira Lanning Mrs Willie Davis.
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Raymond Swisher
Vinton
Glenna Evans
Oak Hill
Frank Tallut
Indianapolis
Eleanora Edwards
Hartford
Mary Margaret Radford
Pomeroy
James William Cipra
Sarah Cox
Gallipolis
Carson Minard
Ironton
F.fe
Bletner
Mason
Ernest Riggs
Gladys Knox
Wellston
Nancy Ellen Hoback
Racine
Myrtle Runyon
Point Pleasant
James Morgan
Leon
William Canter
Leonard Gentil
Max Sanborn
Charles Baker
Donald Heron
George Brown
Sharon Kay Weethee
Margaret Jean Harbrecht
Ira Lanning
Willie Davis
Logan Mayor and Officials Set to Attend Elks Convention
Mayor Roger Friend and City Clerk Charles Riggs will travel to New York for the national Elks convention starting Sunday and running through Thursday. Acting mayor in Friend’s absence will be Ralph Griffin, city council president.
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Logan
Roger Friend
Charles Riggs
New York
Friend
Ralph Griffin
Gallipolis Visitors From Minneapolis Arrive
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burggraf of Minneapolis are listed as visitors to Gallipolis along with Mrs. Den Turley Saunders of 254 First Ave. The brief notice names the travelers and their origin.
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Gallipolis
Paul Burggraf
Minneapolis
den Turley Saunders
First Ave
Regional Council Chief Is Kiwanis Speaker
E. B. Smith executive secretary of the Southern Ohio Regional Council spoke at a Kiwanis Club dinner at the Lafayette Hotel. He urged support for Ohio Valley development, echoing his Rotary Club remarks from Tuesday evening.
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Regional Council
Kiwanis
Gallipolis
E. B. Smith
Southeastern Ohio
Gallipolis Man Released on Bond After Assault Charge
Robert Rutherford, 36, of Gallipolis, was released on bond Wednesday morning after a city police arrest on a charge of assault and battery. The warrant for his arrest was sworn out by his wife.
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Gallipolis
Robert Rutherford
Marine Sgt Robert Vessner Dies After Swimming Accident
Gallipolis mourns Marine Sgt. Robert Richard Vessner who died after a diving accident in the Pacific. He was born March 2, 1930 in Columbus and graduated from Gallia Academy in 1948. Funeral services will be Sunday at the Methodist Church with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Methodist
Robert Richard Vessner
U. S. Naval Hospital
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Paul Niswander
Mound Hill Cemetery
Vessner
Pacific Ocean
Steve Robson
California
Miller
Sergeant
Columbus
Lewis Vessner
Meryle Myers
Grad
Two Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
Gallipolis patrol arrests lead to fines for Loretta Bias 18 of Gallipolis cited for passing a yellow line. Lewis Graham 73 of New Haven fined $10 and costs by local officials, and William Glen Miller received a $5 fine and costs in different court.
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Gallipolis
Patro
Loretta Bias
William H. Jones
Lewis Graham
New Haven
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