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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1956

Page

5

Four Charged in Case Involving Young Girl

Logan four charged in juvenile case. Robert V. Eby 23 found guilty of contributing to delinquency of a 15 year old girl after admitting illicit relations on July 1. Eby fined 50 dollars, six months jail suspended for good behavior. others placed on probation or continued under terms. Also charged was a 16 year old and a 15 year old Logan youth in related incidents at Rachelmacher Park. Charles W. Kerwood, 27, received six months jail and 100 dollar fine for contributing to delinquency.

Logan Rhea Bangert Brown Robert V. Eby Gallagher Ave Eby Brown Ralph Blum Dicken Rachelmacher Park Child Welfare Department Cheshire Charles W. Kerwood F Logan

County Cited On TB Test

County commissioners learned Hocking County will be a modified accredited area for three years after cattle tuberculosis tests last year. Ohio Department of Agriculture reported 736 herds and 7,449 cattle examined. only one bovine tuberculosis case found with two suspected reactors later cleared. The county met requirements for accreditation thresholds. Routine bills paid totaled 392.31 from auto fuel, 2,595.66 from county funds, 71.52 from dog and kennel, 475.50 from tuberculosis funds. welfare bills approved 321 for general relief payroll and 1,154.02 for general relief grants.

Louan Hocking County Ohio Department of Agriculture County Unds

Auto Mishap Injures Two On Route 33

Two men were injured in a 5:30 a.m. crash on Route 33 about three-fourths of a mile north of Logan involving Lloyd Beck 27 and Claude Robinette 32. Beck was turning into Phil's Restaurant when his northbound car collided with Robinette's southbound vehicle. Robinette sustained knee bruises, a forehead cut, and a hip abrasion, while his passenger Joe Cheney 40 had facial and knee lacerations and a chest injury. Both were taken to Hocking Valley Hospital and treated before release. deputies Breeze and Rhein scheld investigated.

Logan Route Lloyd E. Beck Claude E. Robinette Columbus Beck Phil Robinette Joe Cheney Hocking Valley Hospital Charles Debes Buckeye Lake Joe Breeze Kenneth Rheinscheld

Harden reunion held at Harden home in Logan area

The annual Harden reunion occurred Sunday July 8 at the Harden home on Nelsonville Route 2. Attendees included Grant and Carol Harden of Lockbourne, Donald and Paulette Harden of Port Clinton, Jerry Cl Debbie Hansley of Columbus, and area residents Carl and Eugene Harden with children Patty and Larry, Lloyd Nutter, Porter Harden, Dave Poling with Sherry, Nathan Rutter, Robert Harden, Claude Hansel, and Steve Harden, all of Logan or nearby routes.

Logan Harden Lee Harden Nelsonville Grant Harden Carol Lockbourne Donald Harden Paulette Port Clinton Jerry Cl Debbie Hansley Columbus Carl Harden Eugene Harden Patty Larry Lloyd Nutter Porter Harden Dave Poling Sherry Nathan Rutter Robert Harden Claude Hansel Steve

Two Brothers In Health Watch Case Of Mumps

Two mumps cases in the same Logan family are reported to the Logan Hocking Health Department. The two brothers ages 3 and 4 are under nurse supervision. A health nurse visits the home, and a public poster will be displayed at Cantwell Cliffs. A picnic is planned for Sunday July 15 at the Laurel Township homecoming grounds. Local notices reference divorce suit and custodial actions in Margaret and Robert Holdred, with custody claims in Common Pleas records.

Logan-Hocking McBroom School Laurel Township Logan Brothers Cantwell Cliffs Logan Leslie Higgins Ross Robert E. Holdred Haydenville Methodist Church Margaret E. Holdred Common Pleas

Marriage Announced for Virscar Virginia Gail Mingus

Norris Logan announces the marriage of their daughter Virscar Virginia Gail Mingus to John David Mingus. The couple, married June 9 at 7 30 p m, now reside with Mr and Mrs Aaron Gomer in Glouster Ohio. Mrs Mingus a graduate of Trimble High School and Ohio University, teaches at the Reorganized Church in McArthur. Mr Mingus is a graduate of Nelsonville High, employed by Baker Wood Preserving Company in McArthur. Approximately 100 guests attended the reception at Trimble High School.

Aaron Gomer Norris Logan Virscarginia Gail John David Mingus Mingus John D. Min Trimble High School Ohio Immediately University Baker Wood

Church and Sunday School Notices in Logan area

Church news lists pastors and service times for Nazarene Roy Klingler Hocking Valley Tabernacle E V Baker St Matthew Lutheran Thom Smallsteed with Sunday School at 9 to 10 a m and worship services throughout the morning and evening plus midweek prayer meetings in Logan area churches.

Church of the Nazarene Roy £. Klingler NYPS Hocking Valley Tabernacle V. Baker St. Matthew Lutheran Thom C. Smallsteed

Glouster Church News and Service Schedule

Church listings across Glouster include First Baptist led by Rev Clinton Powell with 9:30 Sunday school and 10:45 worship, and Methodist and Church of Christ congregations with varied service times. Other churches such as Pentecostal, Adventist, and Christian denominations post weekly schedules, with Bible study, prayer meetings, and youth activities noted.

First Baptist Clinton Powell the Missionary Society Church of Christ D. K. Teater Bible School Christ of Gerald Stemm Uest Jacksonville Methodist J. Anthony Bosco Trimble John Carr Oakdale Miles E. Hoon Bishopville United Brethren In Christ N. Burnworth South Maydenville Church of God Orville Newton Carbon Hill Lewis E. Buell Liberty Hill

Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Discharges

SIRTHS Mr and Mrs Gary Ross New Straitsville and Mr and Mrs Charles Walker Logan announce a son. ADMITTED Daniel H Patterson Logan. DISMISSED Mrs Adam Oney Creola Route and son Mrs Floyd Mitchell McArthur Route 1 and son Mrs Thomas J Carpenter Me Arthur.

Gary Ross New Straitsville Charles Walker Logan Daniel H. Patterson Adam Oney Creola Floyd Mitchell McArthur Thomas J. Carpenter MeArthur

Social notes from New Straitsville area visitors and gatherings

Mr and Mrs Ben Davis of Huston Pa and Harry Bell of Cleveland visited Iliam J Davis. Visitors included Mrs Carl Williams, Mr and Mrs Harve Eberts with George Savage in Russell Ky. Guests of Mr and Mrs John Sherrard were Mr and Mrs James Sherrard and Pamela. Carolyn Jones spent a week with Earl Graham in Columbus. Woodbine Rebecca Lodge No 100 met at the K of P Hall Janet Cox and Ruth Downs were initiated. Mrs Stanley Houston and child ren and Mrs Sarah Rawlins spent a day in Logan. Mrs Danny Forester of Rockbridge visited relatives. Mrs Bernard Kegge of Columbus spent a day with sister Mrs Walter Grandy. Mr and Mrs Des Van Horn of Newark were Wednesday visitors at Ira Stansberry's home.

New Straitsville Ben Davis Huston Pa Harry Bell Cleveland Iliam J. Davis Avis Carl Williams New Philadelphi Harve Eberts George Savage Russell, Ky John Sherrard James Sherrard Pamela Raymond Burke Mary. Burke Carolyn Jones Earl Graham Columbus Woodbine Rebecca Lodge No. 100 K of P Hall Janet Cox Ruth Downs Stanley Houston Sarah Rawlins Logan Danny Forester Rock Bridge Bernard Kegge Walter Grandy

Glouster Catholic Ladies Study Club Meeting Report

Glouster Catholic Ladies Study Club met in the church hall Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs John McCreanor. Sacred reading by Mrs Mary Janice and readings by Mrs Ed Ley Mrs Leo Smith and Mrs Lawrence Colbert. Five guests and 19 members attended with lunch served. Next meeting July 24 with Mrs Arthur Moore hosting. Trimble Grange 1890 to meet Saturday at 2 p.m. A film titled Social Security and The will be shown.

Glousion Catholic Ladies Study Club Church Hall John McCreanor Mary Janice Ed Ley Leo Smith Lawrence Colbert Rolleall Pete and James Moore Clara Susan Waldeck Sara Jane McCreanor Bernice Carter Arthur Moore

Deputy Clerk Moves to Child Welfare Post in Logan

Logan personnel changes shift on July 15 as Wilma Lehman resigns as deputy clerk in Probate Court to become clerk in the Child Welfare Department. Joseph Gano will replace Dora Ayres as secretary for attorney Hubert Lappen. Lehman’s successor in Probate Court is announced.

Logan Wilma Lehman Child Welfare Department Joseph Gano Dora Ayres Hubert Lappen Lehman

Council approves act to place four mill levy on ballot

Logan city council moved to place a four mill operating levy on the November ballot after a special meeting. The plan includes a five mill cemeteries levy and a one mill general expense levy, with two mills for operating expenses and a 0.5 mill cemetery fund add on. Mayor Francis Myers said four extra mills beyond the 10 mill limit are needed for operation and future growth. Voters last May rejected a two mill operating levy by 64 votes.

Logan County Board of Elections Francis Myers Myers

Campers Are Home From Lancaster Camp Grounds

Glouster Methodist Church sent seven girls and two counselors home Saturday after a week at Lancaster Camp Grounds Senior Institute. Delegates from Glouster included Carolyn Conway Shelba Hook Ellen Markins Tanya Hiper Virginia McClelland Marguerite Stephenson and Karen Williams with counselors Mrs Hazel Lunsford and Mrs Venus Eliott.

Glousten Glouster

Second Shots Ready For Mothers And Children In Logan

Extension of polio vaccination in Logan reports second shots now available for all children aged 1 to 15 and for expectant mothers who had initial vaccination earlier this year. First doses will also be offered to ages 16 to 19. Eligible for free administration, third shots are not supplied by the health department. individuals may consult physicians for that dose. Vaccinations run at the health department office Wednesdays 1 to 3:30 p.m. and Saturdays 9 to 11 a.m. until the supply runs out.

Logan Hocking H. M. Boocks Dr. Boocks Boocks Health Department Ad- Logan Kenneth E. Dille Laurelville Mary A. Driver Harold W. Johnson Carbon Hill Edna E. Carson Gore

Bert Siville Services Held

GLOUSTER funeral services were held Tuesday for Bert Siville 81 who died July 7 after a long illness. He was born on a farm near Amesville, moved to Trimble at 15, lived in Glouster after marriage to Etta Wolfe, worked at Stockline Grocery then Weed Store, moved to Columbus in 1923 to work as a salesman for National Sugar Refining Co. He was a 60 year member of the Jacksonville 100F. Survivors include two sons Allison and Durward, a sister Mrs. Herb Parker, two brothers and three grandchildren. Burial was in Columbus Union Cemetery.

Glouster Columbus Bert Siville Mr. Siville Amesville Trimble Etta Wolfe J. W. Stockline Stockline Weed National Sugar Refining Co Jacksonvill Allison Durward Akron Herb Parker Athens Columbus Union Cemetery

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