Logan forgery suspects freed no charges filed
Two of four Logan area suspects held on bad check charges were released Saturday by city police after affidavits were filed by Columbus police. Howard A Campbell and Maudie Marie Campbell of Glouster Route 1 were freed with no local charges. Mary Butcher and Dewey Campbell were turned to Columbus police for payroll check forgery, alleged to have cashed at least three forged payroll checks at Kroger stores in the Columbus area.
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Logan
Lancaster
Howard A. Campbell
Maudie Marie
X Campbell
Columbus
Mary Butcher
Dewey Campbell
Kroger
Logan Kroger
Nelsonville Kroger
Alertness of Kroger manager aids in capture of suspect
Kroger store manager William Reese helped track down Mary Butcher of Columbus in Nelsonville on Friday tied to a bad check ring costing the company about 1000 dollars. A woman associated with payroll checks was traced after Reese observed her actions and collaborated with Logan police.
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Kroger
William Reese
Mary Butcher
Columbus
Nelsonville
Two Men Fined in Nelsonville Courts for Intoxication
In Nelsonville Mayor Earl Hilleary fined two men for intoxication during the weekend. Guy Fellem of Nelsonville was sent to county jail for non payment of his fine, while Charles Smith of Athens Route 1 paid his fine and was released.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Guy Fellem
Charles Smith
Athens
Nelsonville Emblem Club to Meet at Elks Hall
Nelsonville Emblem Club will meet in the Elks Hall Tuesday with a dinner and reception honoring Mary E Bartlett supreme worthy treasurer and Evelyn Salts district deputy. Reservations for the event close Friday. Mrs Irene Ram died Sunday in Nelsonville after an extended illness. she is survived by her husband three children and multiple relatives.
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Highriestess
Bernice C. Merrill
Emblem Club
Hocking Valley
Nelsonville Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Logana
Resereatione
Bylcze
Mary FE. Bartlett
Supreme Worthy
Evelyn Salts
Irene Ram
Salts
Buck
Hocking Valley Shrine
Herbert Buley
Nelsontain
In- Ville
Logan
Masonic Temple
Marie Struble
Three-Way Crash Probed In Mason City Hill Collision
A three car crash early Sunday in Mason City Hill involved James W. Conkel of Buchtel charged with driving while intoxicated after his vehicle side swiped John H. Sullivan of Nelsonville, then hit Max Bennett of Nelsonville head on. Conkel was arraigned before Mayor Earl Hilleary, fined $100 and costs, and sentenced to three days in jail.
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James W. Conkel
Buchtel
Conkel
Mason City Hill
John H. Sullivan
Nelsonville
Sullivan
Max Bennett
Conkell
Earl Hilleary
Two Auto Crashes Reported in Logan Area No Injuries
Sheriff reports two single car accidents Sunday with no injuries. At 4 a.m. a Nelsonville driver, Donald Spencer, 42, ran into a telephone pole at Route 33 and Pickett Road, his car suffering extensive front end damage. Spencer escaped injury but faced a damaged vehicle. A 4:45 p.m. crash three miles south of Route 33 on Route 328 involved Ralph Hampshire, 16, of Amanda Route 1, whose rain slicked car skidded and rolled, ejecting Hampshire and seven passengers. no injuries reported though left side damage occurred.
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Sheriff's Office
A. J. Waldron
Haydenville
Pickett Road
Donald Spencer
Nelsonville
Spencer
Route 33
Ralph A. Hampshire
Amanda Route 1
Hampshire
Logan Woman Engaged to Rich ard N Hawk in Ohio
Logan Society announces the engagement of Phyllis Jean Walter to Richard Neil Hawk son of Mrs Helen Hawk of Carbon Hill. Phyllis a Union Furnace High School graduate employed at McAfee's Grocery. Richard a Carbon Hill High School graduate employed with Sun Glow Furniture Industries. A further note reports Welcome Wagon Club dinner at Blosser's restaurant with remarks by Miss Heien rong, Miss Pond on Japan, and guests Mrs James Moir and others. a separate church property damage suit filed in Common Pleas Court by The Ohio Pipeline Construction Co and The Ohio Fuel Gas Co against the Carborundum Company seeking damages for blasting during a 1954 pipeline project.
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Herbert Walter
New Plymouth
Phyllis Jean
Richard Neil Hawk
Helen Hawk
Carbon Hill
Miss Walter
Union Furnace High School
McAfee’s
Hawk
Sun Glow Furniture Industries
Manila
Philippines
Puerto Rico
James Moir
Gerald Lane
Russell J. Fitzgerald
Carborundum Company
John Krieg
Stanton Pond Jr
Harry Mock Jr
Methodist Hock
Bless
Common Pleas
Ohio Pipeline Construction Co
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Alvin Culbertson
John Heigle
Harold Heigle
Rites Set For Tuesday for Emmett Kitchen
Emmett Kitchen 61 formerly of Logan died Saturday morning in Fairfield Hospital Lancaster He was son of Albert Kitchen born in Logan lived here worked 22 years at West Side Lumber Co Lancaster World War I veteran served with 37th Infantry Division and Logan EUB Church Survived by wife Almeda three sons Ben Melvin Terry Kitchen Lancaster a daughter Bonnie Douglas Lancaster three brothers Oscar Ralph Alva Kitchen five sisters Lena Trott Mary Westbrook Ruth Harrison Clara Casley Dorothy Bell Friends receive at Rey Wise Funeral Home Lancaster burial Oak Grove Cemetery Also notes nurses Nedra Smith and Marie Dupler attended lectures at Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital on Ohio State University campus in Columbus.
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Lancaster
Emmett Kitchen
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Albert Oca Strawn Kitchen
West Side Lumber Co
Kitchen
37Th Infantry Division
Logan Eub
Iron Curtain Conditions To Be Told At Logan Kiwanis
Logan Kiwanis Club will hear Thomas S Ireland of Shaker Heights discuss conditions in Iron Curtain countries Tuesday evening. Ireland, attorney and author, recently toured Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Russia, Egypt, Turkey and Greece. His program follows dinner at 6 p.m. led by George Jurgensmier.
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Iron Curtain
Logan Kiwanis Club
Thomas S. Ireland
Shaker Heights
Ireland
United States
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Russia
Egypt
Turkey
Greece
Princeton
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Harvard Law School
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Hocking County Men Attend Annual Camp at Tar Hollow
Half a dozen Hocking County men joined the annual men's camp held Saturday and Sunday at Tar Hollow State Park. Participants included Paul Carr Gibisonville Beryl Tucker Rockbridge Roscoe Harsh Logan Route 2 Paul Thrush Logan Route 3 Harold Nihiser Jr Logan and Charles Ingraham extension agent.
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Hocking County
Tar Hollow State Park
Paul Carr
Gibisonville
Beryl Tucker
Rockwridge
Roscoe Harsh
Logat
Paul Thrush
Harold Nihiser Jr
Lotan
Charles Ingraham
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