Local Calendar Highlights For Tuesday Evening Events
Gladys Ward Circle of EUB Church meets at 7 30 p m with Mrs Frank Price as leader and Mrs Wesley Cannon as hostess. VFW Auxiliary gathers at Pocahontas hall at 7 30 p m to finish cancer insurance plans. Modern Mothers hold a family picnic and children’s party at Rachelmacher Park from 5 30 to 7 30 p m. Berea Class at Union Furnace Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p m with Mrs Faye Nixon leading. Naomi Circle meets at Methodist Church dining room at 6 p m for a covered dish dinner. Bible Boosters picnic hosted by Mrs Anthony J Toerner at 360 E Main St at 5 30 p m.
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EUB Church
Frank Price
Wesley Cannon
VFW
Pocahontas Hall
Rachelmacher Park
Berea
Union Furnace Presbyterian Church
Faye Nixon
Naomi
Methodist Church
Anthony J. Toerner
E. Main &T
Court Hears Traffic Cases In Logan Court
Grover L MecNeeley 42 of Columbus faced arraignment on an overloaded truck charge and was found innocent by Judge Vaughn Collins after being cited July 7 on Route 33 north of Logan. Harold D Douglas 45 of Albany Road 2 pleaded guilty to speeding July 7 on Route 38 and paid 40 dollars plus costs. Jonathan D Klopfenstein 27 of Kendallville Route 3 tried in absentia for improper passing cited July 1 and fined 15 dollars plus costs.
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Logan
Grover L. MecNeeley
Columbus
Hocking
McNeeley
Vaughn Collins
Harold D. Douglas
Albany
Douglas
Jonathan D. Klopfenstein
Kendallville
Lancaster Man Cited After Sunday Wreck
Lancaster man cited for failing to stop within an assured clear distance after a Sunday night collision at the Hunter and West streets intersection. Vehicles driven by Guy Showborn 39 Glouster and George H. Yent 38 Lancaster were involved. Showborn's car was struck while proceeding toward Hunter.
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Logan
Lancaster
Hunter and
West Sts
Guy Showborn
Glouster
George H. Yent
Weet
Hunter
Showborn
Television Program List Disclaimer Not responsible for errors
Station notes the Messenger is not responsible for errors in program lists and that stations do not provide corrected schedules. Boldface identifies color programs.
TV Movie Guide Notes Theatrical Listings
Fragmented guide fragment mentions a late night schedule with shows or tours and general times. Seemingly references viewers watching at 11 20 p m and 12 20 p m with obscured names and phrases. Contains broken proper nouns and unclear titles.
TV Previews From Channels 3 4 and 7 30 P M
Program guide lists notable episodes and plots for tonight including Laramie and Mrs Bixby and the Colonel's Coat at 7 30 and 8 30 P M respectively. Also featured are Bugs Bunny Wyatt Earp Stagecoach West Alcoa Presents and Law and Mr Jones with varied crime drama and adventure themes.
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Bunny
Elmer Fudd
Wyatt Earp
Wyatt
Alcoa
Law
Mr Jones
Births and Deaths Reported in Logan Hocking June
Thirteen births were recorded in Hocking County in June with seven deaths. Most births occurred at Hocking Valley Hospital, except one home birth at Laurelville Route 2. Names of families and towns are listed. four deaths occurred in the county and three in Logan.
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Logan
Hocking County
Lorena Larimer
Logan-Hocking County
Hocking Valley Hospital
Barton E. Payne
Laurelville
Eugene G. Patton
New Plymouth
Robert E
Ward E. Lattimer
Ted L. Kollister
Charles T. Eaton
Glenner H. Weaver
William J. Morley
McArthur
William Woodruff, Jr
County
Youth Bitten by Dog Near Bue Vista
A 14 year old boy, Harry McManus of Rockbridge Route 2, was bitten on the right leg by a dog Saturday morning while walking along a road near Blue Vista. He required medical attention.
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Logan
Perry
Bue- Vista
Harry McManus
Rockbridge
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Edward Dalton Logan medical and Eldon Fox Laurelville medical. Surgeries for Mrs Willard Gray Columbus and Mrs Charles Mays Logan Route 2. Discharges include Clarence Blosser Logan and Nancy L Cook Logan. Astrophysicists say lunar exploration may reveal solar system mysteries.
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Willard D. Gray
Columbus
Charles Mays
Logan Route 2
Clarence Blosser
Logan
Floyd Brown
Nancy L. Cook
Orla Fickel
Nettie Harble
Helen Hodder
Cambridge
Willard Melcher
Wellsburg
W. Va
George Smith
DAR Installs New Officers
Griffin associate junior past councilor Martha Dillon junior past councilor Janie Mohler trustee Stella Wills pianist Filena Wells and Donna Geil flag bearers attended by Minnie Strawn and Jeanette Livingson of New Straitsville.
Logan Evanglical United Brethren Church Farewell Picnic
A farewell picnic at Rachelmacher Park honors director Mrs Ar mound Houk and her children Alan and Becky as the Houk family prepares to move to Dover. Houk resigns as instrumental music director of the Logan schools to take a similar post in Dover. guests include N M Brown Clar ence Salts Homer Hartsock Jr and others.
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Logan
Rachelmacher Park
Logan Evangelical United Brethren Church
Armound Houk
Alan
Becky
Houk
Dover
N. M. Brown
Clarence Salts
Homer Hartsock Jr
Michael
Walter Derr
Ruth Phillips
Albert Elick
Spurgeon Metzler
Kevin
Roy Masure
Debbie
Richard Price
Lawrence Ellinger
Addison Frey
John Burgess
Donald Mauk
D. Stenley Dunkle
Little Miss Cindy Larimer Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Four year old Cindy Larimer of South Logan has been discharged from Children's Hospital Columbus where she was treated for a week. She is reported progressing satisfactorily and back at home with her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Larimer.
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Cindy Larimer
Ralph Larimer
South
Logan
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Mary Swackhammer Estate Is Filed
Inventory and appraisal of the estate of the late Mary C. Swackhammer of Laurelville filed in Hocking County Probate Court. Assets valued at 22500 by Matis Lindsey Pearl Fetheroll and Claude B. Chilcote. Sylvia M. Bardain is administratrix.
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Logan
Mary C. Swackhammer
Laurelville
Hocking County
Matis Lindsey
Pearl Fetheroll
Claude B. Chilcote
Clarence Swackhammer
Francis M. Keck
Benton Two
B. M. Shaw
Harry Deans
Claude Weaver
Sylvia M. Bardain
Logan visitors stay with local families weekend
Overnight guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Primer and Nellie Stoody from Lancaster, with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Murtha of Columbus visiting Logan residents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fox on North Street. Athens Messenger notes the date Tuesday July 11 1961.
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