Two 4-Hers Qualify For District Contest
Logan Ohio district 4 H safety speaking qualifier results announced from last week junior and senior divisions. Paul Sater 18 E Rockbridge Route 1 and Jean Britton 15 Logan advance to compete August 7 at Athens with topics Tractor Tragedy and Highway Safety. Sandra Shaw Logan Route 2 and Margaret Mosure Logan Route 3 win junior honors.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Athens
Paul Sater
E. Rockbridge
Jean
Britton
Logan High School
Hocking Wildlife Club
Miss Britton
Gibsonville Cloverettes
Ralph Britton
Homer Ave
Sandra Shaw
Otto Shaw
Enterprise Farmerettes Jr. Club
Margaret Mosure
Ralph Mosure
Logan Route
Mrs Parry Dies At 77 In Nel Sun Day
Mrs. Mary Parry, 77, died Saturday night after arriving at Mount St. Mary Hospital from a heart attack at her home 576 Walnut St in Nelsonville. She leaves four daughters, a son in law, a Toledo brother and three Toledo and Ironton sisters, six grandchildren, and was a Pilgrim Holiness Church member. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Pilgrim Holiness Church. burial Green Lawn Cemetery. Johnson funeral home mourning.
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Nelsonville
Mary Parry
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Walnut St
Parry
Lawrence County
James
Maria Gilbert
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Betty
Thelma Tignor
Bessie Covert
Local families visit neighbors and relatives in area
Warrenton Virginia hosts Stewart and Mrs Burchfield visiting Ed ward Rasmussen and family. Dayton, Akron, and Athens guests call on Ed Rasmussen and family. Journal records many relatives visiting, trips to French River Ontario and Castalia Blue Hole, Seneca Caverns Bellevue, and local gatherings with Laughlin Smith Root and Ogg families.
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William Phillips
Athens
Ed Rasmussen
Alfred Justin
McMinnville
Tenn
R. B. Justin
Lizz Ogg
John Murphy
Harry Laughlin
Harold Smith
Rickey
Reedsville
Ralph Smith
Grant Miller
Lois
Dayton
Esmond Root
William Linton
Ashland
Columbus Man Jailed For Failure To Pay
Nelsonville Charles W. Francis II of Columbus was fined for excessive speed 50 mph on Canal Street and jailed for non payment. In Mayor Hillerys court Nial C Doolittle of Carbondale fined for intoxication. Two bonds forfeited Michael E Klinebrier and George R Huddy for unsafe operation and intoxication.
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Nelsonville
Charles W. Francis
Rumsey Rd
Columbus
Canal St
Earl Hilleary
Nial C. Doolittle
Carbondale
Michael Edward Klinebrier
George R. Huddy
Poplar St
Wittenberg Choir Praised for Image Abroad
Springfield report notes the Wittenberg University choir on a 44 day Europe tour altered European views of Americans. Hans Treuenfels, Lutheran World Federation representative, said the group showed Americans abroad can be modest, well behaved and appreciative of fine music.
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Jor
Wittenberg University
Europe
Hans P. Treuenfels
Lutheran World Federation
Jol ly Eight Bridge Club Meets at Grace Leake Home
The Jol ly Eight Bridge Club gathered at Grace Leake s home with members Anna Lillico Sue Mc Quade Genevieve Hartman Nellie Ward Mildred Thompson Garnet Peart Marlean Devol and Margaret Boyle present Lunch was provided by the hostess. Local social notes mention visitors and trips among area families including visits to Columbus Newark Nelsonville and Chillicothe with church events and a new birth.
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New Straitsville
Jolly Eight Bridge Club
Grace Leake
Anna Lillico
Sue McQuade
Genevieve Hartman
Nellie Ward
Mildred Thompson
Garnet Peart
Marlean Devol
Margaret Boyle
Leake
Ivy Potts
Washington, D. C
Perry Potts
Julius Eiselt
Columbus
Peter Lillico
United Brethren In Christ
Junction City
Lehman
Mt. Liberty Church
Chesterhill
Myra Rutgers
Laurelville
Carl Fink
Robert Stubbs
Gertrude Mills
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron
Methodist Church
Jean
Grace Shaffer
Ethel Baird
Amelia Fickle
Logan
Grace Donoghue
Murray City
Gordon James
William Sauvage
Sandusky
W. J. Davis
Watson
Butler, Pa
Cathy Tucker
St. Paul
Mount St. Mary Hospital Births and Admits
Hospital notes list births for Gail Cox and Ronald Bookman families. Admissions include John Drake Jr and several residents from Glouster Corning and Nelsonville areas. discharges include Betty Robson and Grace Dyker. A note on blood usage and honey as a milk modifier for infant calcium.
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Gail Cox
Logan
Ronald Bookman
Corning
John Drake, Jr
Glouster
Homer Copley
Robert Kirkley
New Straitsville
Maude Hardy
Adrien Turner
Nelsonville
Robert Skinner
Eapha McGarva
Murray City
Fred Loudner
Wreck Driver Fined After Night Collision in Nelsonville
William S. Clary, 58, was fined 20 dollars and costs for failure to stop in the assured clear distance after his car rear ended Charles L. Brooks, 27, at Fourth and Poplar in Nelsonville about 11 25 p m Saturday. Brooks’s car suffered heavy rear damage. Clary’s front end was severely damaged and towed. Clary had a cut lip and chest pains and was sent home by taxi.
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Nelsonville
William Stanley Clary
Charles L. Brooks
Glouster
Fourth and
Poplar Sts
Brooks
Fourth St
Clary
Longstreth
Hartford Lawn Party Hosted By Bend Sewing Club Members
Mr and Mrs W T Stone entertained Bend Sewing Club members and husbands at a Hartford lawn party and covered dish dinner. Guests included C C Roush F A Batey Herman Layne Phil Wolpert and other local residents. A group from New Haven planned a West Coast motor trip for August to attend the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention in San Francisco. The Bend Rotary heard George Weaver of the Marlins Baseball Club speak and Olston Wright former Mason mayor attended.
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New Haven
W. T. Stone
Bend Sewing Club
Hartford
C. C. Roush
F. A. Batey
Herman Layne
Phil Wolpert
Harry Layne
H. L. Dyer
R. F. Bryant
Hallie Roush
Martha Juling
Keith McClung
E. L. Stein
L. J. Ruttencutter
N. O. Wein
George James
Lloyd Roush
J. L. Stewart
E. C. Riddle
Ethel
Mary Hoover
Johnstown
Bend
George Weaver
Charleston
W. Va
Marlins
Olston Wright
Mason
Wahama High
Clara Burris
EUB Church
Sisk
Becky Burris
Dianne Sisk
Bonnie Roush
Judy Athey
Sandra Greer
Suzanne Baumgarner
Burris
Retired Minister Dies Rites Are Wednesday
Logan. The Rev. Stanley Wiant retired minister died Sunday morning in Mercy Hospital Urbana. He served the Logan First Methodist Church from 1939 to 1944 and had lived in Urbana since retirement. Surviving are his wife Beulah a son and daughter. Homer Wiant of Logan is a nephew. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Neff funeral home Urbana.
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Logan
Stanley Wiant
Mercy Hospital
Urbana
Logan First Methodist Church
Wiant
Logan Church
Beulah
Homer Wiant
Neff Funeral Home
Leagues To Organize Nelsonville Meetings
Leagues plan organizational meetings for men in Nelsonville on August 3 at 8 o'clock to coordinate activities for the 61 62 season.
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Nelsonville
Emblem Club and Elks Lodge Plan Parade Cooperation
Nelsonville Emblem Club members meet with Elks Lodge trustees at 8 p.m. Monday to organize joint participation in the Parade of the Hill.
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ELKS
Nelsonville
Emblem Club
The
Elks Lodge
Native Of Hocking Dies At Clubhouse
Nancy Jane Campbell 73 of 148 Railroad Ave. died at 7 30 a m Sunday at the Izaak Walton League Clubhouse from a heart attack while helping prepare dinner for a family reunion She was born in Hocking County daughter of Elijah and Mary Ann Reynolds Campbell leaves seven daughters 17 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Friends may call at the home until 2 p m Wednesday services at First EUB Church conducted by Rev D S Dunkle burial in New Straitsville cemetery
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Lancaster
Fanny Hobensack
Evelyn Caminiti
Columbus
Della Tucker
Freda Sparks
Logan
Betty Campbell
EUB
D. S. Dunkle
New Straitsville
Parade Adds Decorated Vehicles to Nelsonville Event
The Parade of the Hills organizers Aug 24 will feature decorated bicycles mopeds and baby carriages with prizes for best entrants. Judges will be announced later by Mayor Earl Hilleary and co chairmen Jack Riley and the permanent parade committee.
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Nelsonville
Jack Riley
Earl Hilleary
Sister Mary Lintrudis Dies at 79 Pioneer Mount St. Mary Founder
Sister Mary Lintrudis 79 a pioneer Franciscan who helped found Mount St. Mary Hospital died Sunday at the Nelsonville hospital from arteriosclerosis after two years as a patient. Born in Warendorf Germany she joined the Order in 1905 and served at Stella Niagara St. Ann's Columbus before moving to Nelsonville in 1949 to aid St. Francis Hospital in Lynwood California and later served as purchasing agent at Mount St. Mary. Requiem High Mass will be held Tuesday at St. Aloysius Academy New Lexington with burial in St. Aloysius Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Mary Lintrudis
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Warendorf
Germany
Lintradis
Order of St. Francis
United States
Stella Niagara
N.Y
St. Ann’s Hospital
Columbus
St. Francis Hospital
Lynwood
Calif
Mount St. Mary
St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Julius Schaeffer
Academy
St. Aloysius Cemetery
Drunk Driver Is Jailed and Fined in Logan Court
Logan court arraigned Phillip M. Ingram 21 of Logan for driving while intoxicated. He pled guilty, received three days in county jail plus $150 fine and costs after arrest at 3 15 a.m. on West Front Street. Saunders 60 of Logan Route 4 pleaded guilty for intoxication with $25 fine and costs after arrest Saturday night. William L. Chambers 22 of Nelsonville was fined $10 and costs for running a red light at Hunter and West Streets after a 2 30 a.m. Saturday arrest.
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Logan
Phillip M. Ingram
Ingram
W. Front St
Francis Myers
Thomas J. Saunders
Saunders
William L. Chambers
Nelsonville
Hunter and
West Sts
Brides Own Flatware Before Wedding Sayings
Sixty percent of brides own their dinner flatware before marriage. A steel research expert notes that half of this flatware is stainless steel.
Minor Wreck Leads to Driver Ticket in Logan
The Hocking County sheriff's department investigated a minor accident at 5 23 p m Saturday on W Hunter Street at Elm involving Roy Sigler 56 Logan Route 2 and Marvin R Knotts 34 Columbus. Both eastbound Sigler veered into the right lane as Knotts passed on the right. Damages were light Sigler cited for failure to maintain and assured clear distance.
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Logan
Hocking County Sheriff's Department
W. Hunter St
Elm
Roy Sigler
Marvin R. Knotts
Columbus
Sigler
Knotts
Funeral planned for Floyd J. Williams in Logan
Floyd J. Williams 55 of Logan Route 3 died suddenly from a heart attack at a neighbor’s home. He worked for Claude James Construction Co. Survived by wife Ruby three sons Richard Carl Bobby Joe daughter Virginia and six grandchildren. Funeral at Leonard funeral home Tuesday 2 p.m. officiated by Dr. R B Wilson. Burial in Smith's Chapel Cemetery.
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Logan
Floyd J. Williams
Mr. Williams
John Miller
Deanville
Joseph
Emma Nichols Williams
Claude James Construction Co
Williams
Ruby
Carl Williams
Buchtel
Richard
Bobby Joe Williams
Nelsonville
Virginia Johnson
Rolland Williams
Sugar Grove
Roy
Lancaster
Ralph
Roxy Lightfoot
Hazel Bobo
Chauncey
Wavel Eastley
Sugar Creek
Mildred Miller
Columbus
Juanita Levering
Westerville
Leonard Funeral Home
R. B. Wilson
Smith's Chapel Cemetery
Canadian Gas Imports Estimated At 400 Billion Cubic Feet
An estimated 400 billion cubic feet of natural gas will be imported from Canada during 1961.
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Canada
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John Minsker
Green Lawn Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Stewart
Bernice Rasmussen
Wittenberg Choir
Springfield
N. Straitsville
Gladys S8ines
Don Kenney
Eugene Hinkle
Madeline Snyder
Moxahala
Betty J. Robson
Rutland
Viola Turner
William Jewett
Grace Dyker
Anna Sowards
Guy Stedman
Mary Hartley
Glous
Joyce Gessells
Union Furnace
Dorothy Braglin
Hollywood
Tatzumbie du Pea
Wallace Beery
Spencer Tracy
Hocking
Psychological Corporation
U.S. Department of Agriculture
the Athens Messenger
Logan Man
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