Four Explain Vocations For Rotary
Four Logan Rotary Club members spoke on their vocations Monday night. Alter Ott chaired the program. Walter Saving of Saving Hardware described community service aspects of his store. Hubert Lappen, Hocking County prosecuting attorney, discussed general law practice. Hugh Little outlined watchmaking history and repairs. Gerald Baird of Ohio Fuel Gas Co spoke on gas distribution. Ohio Fuel serves 675,000 statewide with about 11,000 Logan division accounts in 29 communities. the division employs 39 people.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
Alter Ott
Walter F. Saving
Hubert Lappen
Hocking County
Lappen
Hugh Little
Gerald Baird
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio Fuel
Ex-Hamden Resident Eliza Searls Dies at 93
Funeral rites for Mrs Eliza Searls 93 a former Hamden resident who died in Painesville Monday scheduled there Thursday at 1 30 p m She left Athens County 20 years ago for Painesville daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Ora Champlin of Hamden Dutch settlers in the region Her husband William died Aug 16 1924 a Civil War veteran They were charter members and organizers of Oakdale Methodist Church Glouster 1902 She leaves three daughters in northern Ohio three brothers Louis Champlin Nelsonville Joseph Champlin Ava and Marion Champlin Rittman 22 grandchildren and 44 great grandchildren Services by Rev George Whiteman of Painesville Methodist Church Potts funeral home Burial in Painesville.
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Eliza Searls
Hamden
Painesville
Oakdale Methodist Church
Glouster
Ohio
Searls
Louis Champlin
Nelsonville
Joseph Champlin
Ava
Marion Champlin
Rittman
George Whiteman
Painesville Methodist Church
Potts
Ohio Congress Votes Split On Housing Bill and State Funds
Washington report shows Ohio members Bricker and Lausche split on a housing bill amendment cutting authorization from 2.85 billion to 1.594 billion by a 67 to 11 vote. On passage of a 562.9 million appropriation bill for state justice departments 75 to 2 with Lausche voting for. No major roll calls otherwise.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
Bricker
Lausche
State
Justice Departments
Judiciary
Eisenhower
Marriage License for Dexter and Self in New Plymouth
Eldon L. Dexter, 19, a truck driver from New Plymouth Route 1, married Clara M. Self, 22, a factory worker from New Plymouth Route 1. The license indicates a union between the two residents seeking lawful nuptials.
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Eldon L. Dexter
New Plymouth
Clara M. Self
Embroidered Panels for Home Dining Area and Sun Dress Pattern
Embroidered panels in simple stitches offered as three patterns Protestant Jewish or Catholic with hot iron transfers and color charts. Also a sun dress pattern No 8239 in sizes 36 to 52 with jacket option and yardage details. Send coins and pattern numbers with addresses to The Athens Messenger for orders and the Spring Summer Fashion book.
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P. S
Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Americas
New York
Sue Burnett
Ave. Americas
N.Y
Tragic Ted to Die in Tractor Upset at County Fair
A straw stuffed dummy named Tragic Ted will die in a tractor tipping demonstration at the county fairgrounds on June 11. Demonstration driverless action shows how not to operate a tractor with safety features like a protective frame and Mercury switches to halt the engine. The event aims to lower farm-tractor accidents amid Ohio counts of 58 fatalities last year. Local sponsors include the county extension council and state safety groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Ingraham
Ingraham
Ohio
County Extension Council
Hocking County
Ohio Agriculture Extension Service
Standard Oil Co. of
Ohio Farm and Home Safety Committee
Ohio Farm Equipment Association
New Auto Purchases Fall in Hocking County May Figures
Logan Ohio May report from Clerk Thelma Keyes shows 62 new car titles issued in May, down from 66 in April and 97 in March, with 611 titles of all types. Categories include resale 260, used retail 177, used casual 100, conversions 2, voids 8, replacement 2. Mortgages 197 and cancellations 248. Fees totaled 941 dollars with 701.40 to county treasury and 239.60 to the state bureau.
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State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Youth Held For Larceny In Logan Meter Thefts
Logan Ohio district reports a 19 year old Nelsonville man, Jerry Lee Huddy, was brought from Wooster for arraignment on an April larceny indictment for theft of parking meters from Logan streets last January. Accomplices John A. Matheny and John H. Warren had pleaded guilty and were placed on probation. Huddy had been held in Wayne County jail on copper wire theft charges.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan Streets
Wooster
Wayne County
Jerry Lee Huddy
Nelsonville
Huddy
John A. Matheny
Athens
John H. Warren
Matheny
Warren
Gerald Morrison
Logan man charged with assault and battery on 11 year old son
Herbert Stivison 56 of Logan Route 2 was arraigned Monday night before Mayor Francis Myers on assault and battery charges involving his 11 year old son. He pleaded innocent and was held to the grand jury under $200 bond after affidavit by his wife Lucille. Stivison appeared at the county jail after learning of the arrest warrant. The alleged offense occurred last Friday.
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Logan
Herbert Stivison
Francis Myers
Stivison
Lucille
Stimson
Wreck Victim Seeks Damages in 1955 Collision
Maynard W. Drais of Summit Station files in Common Pleas Court seeking 67 034.20 in damages from Sue Frances Mathias of Rockbridge Route 1 for a June 5 1955 crash on Route 374 north of Route 180. Drais alleges negligence caused a motorcycle collision on a curved road, resulting in a fractured leg and other injuries. He seeks 5984.20 for personal damages 1250 for medical bills 400 for motorcycle damages and 60000 in punitive damages.
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LOGAN
Common Pleas Court
Maynard W. Drais
Summit Station
Drais
Frances Mathias
Rockbridge
Crais
Logan United Bible Class Plans Banquet and Picnic
Logan United Bible Class of the Methodist Church met Friday at the church for a social. Plans were made for a June 20 banquet at Blossers Restaurant and a July 26 class picnic at Rachelmacher Park. Officers Carl Harsh president Joe Funk vice president and Mary Baugh secretary treasurer announced second consecutive year in office.
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Logan — United Bible Class
The
Methodist Church
Tom Connor
Vance Stewart
Blossers Restaurant
Rachelmacher Park
D. C. Moffett
Attorney General’s Office
C. Stanley Mechem
George Hengst
Keith Schultz
Paul Monks
Margaret Cook
Schultz
Green Hill
Marlene Shultz
Della Wilkinson
Akron
Marlene Schultz
Janet Snyder
Tom Conner
Cy Hansley
William Ramsey
Floyd Nimon
Rosie Krinn
Rt. 33
Carl Harsh
Joe Funk
S. W
Mary) Baugh
Funk Harsh Meldrim Families Reunion Details
The 39th annual Funk Harsh Meldrim families reunion will be held Sunday June 9 at Antioch Grange hall near Enterprise.
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Logan
Funk, Harsh, Meldrim
Antioch Grange Hall
Enterprise
Answer and cross petition filed in divorce case
In Common Pleas Court Margene McWilliams sues Everett McWilliams for divorce on grounds of gross neglect. The defendant filed an answer and cross petition seeking custody of minor children and support payments.
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Logan
Cross
Common Pleas Court
Margene McWilliams
Everett McWilliams
McWilliams
Logan Suit for Divorce Seeks Custody and Support
Lucille Rollins and her mother file a divorce action against Raymond Rollins alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The complaint seeks custody of the minor children, child support, and other relief.
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Logan
Common Pleas
Lucille Rollins
Raymond Rollins
Estell Rollins
Appraised Logan Estate of James F Miller Filed in Probate
Inventory and appraisement of the late James F Miller of Logan filed in Probate Court. Assets valued at 9240 by appraisers Judson Shriner Rugg Brandt and Clarence Blosser. Executrix Ramona Miller widow sole legatee under the will admitted to probate.
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Logan
James F. Miller
Judson Shriner
Rugg Brandt
Clarence Blosser
Ramona Miller
May meeting notes from Hocking Valley Church group
Hocking Valley Church notes Logan Berea class met at Mrs. Redd home with Mrs. Rudolph Sutton presiding. Harriett Blanding to visit June 12 at 7 30 pm for teacher and officer conference. Quilt sale and dolly doilts offered at Mrs. Sutton home. June meeting at Mrs. Klinger's with Mrs. Redd leader. Hospital notes list births and admissions including Miller daughter and Kwatosky daughter. Dismissals include Wallar and Thompson.
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Dolly Duzits
Robert Farrow
Paul
Vernon Nixon
Redd
John McClain
Walter McGhee
Mae Currie
Lillian Howard
Della Phillips
Harold Klinger
Sutton
Virginia McGhee
Howard White
Wendell Phillips
Joe Sinnott
Ray Mount
Farrow
Mike
Gary Mount
Janet White
Karolyn
Tom Redd
Klinger
Logan bus driver fined for rear-end collision on Route 33
Logan Mayor Francis Myers fined Leo Holland, 56, of West Jefferson, ten dollars and costs for failing to stop within the assured clear distance after his Lake Shore Bus System bus rear-ended another vehicle on Route 33. State Patrol cited him. Miller, 20, Logan Route 3, also paid ten dollars and costs for failing to transfer his auto registration.
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Logan
Leo Holland
West Jefferson
Francis Myers
State Highway Patrol
Holland
Lake Shore
Thomas Miller
Miller
Doctor Moscow Traps East in Bridge Endplay Summary
A bridge hand from Dr. John Moscow of New York features a long endplay against East to make 12 tricks in 6NT after a strong alternation of bids. North's 3NT bid leads to a sequence where West discards poorly, enabling a club run and a final squeeze. The article centers on the bidding and the decisive endplay with spades and clubs.
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John Moscow
New York
West
Declarer
East
Dr. Moscow
Court records show Gilbert Courtney Jr and Dolly Monk named
Gilbert B. Courtney Jr a 27 year old bank teller from Chauncey and Dolly J. Monk a 27 year old clerk-typist from Carbon Hill are listed in the latest court notices.
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Gilbert B. Courtney, Jr
Chauncey
Dolly J. Monk
Carbon Hill
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Senate
Jesus
Christ
U.S. Pat. OF
NEA Servier, Inc
Son
Hocking Valley
SN. Radford RD
Athens Eagles
Marietta Chemical Products Co
W. E. Dicken
W. Union St
Wes
Uhliman’s
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Athens Pharmacy
V-J-O
Lenna Finsterwald
Rt. 3
Dannie's Trailer Sales, Inc
Call
Chevrolet
al Runyon
Buchtel
Landis Gulf Service
Auto Service
BROWN
North Court
Parker Tire Shop
Cushman
Whizzer Motor
Schwinn
C. R. White
H.D
Athens Building Material CO
Acme Day Cleaners
DODGE
Guysville
Coolville R. D
Kinneer Motors
Elmer W. Sutton
Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge
Electric Motor Service
Union Dial
W. O. Rose
Bobs
Willys
Mahaffey Motor Service
Sweat Ave
Pitsburgh
Johnson Furn
Gail Watkins
Purnace
William J. Sycks
E. State Street
Athens, Ohio
West Roofing Co
Depot St
D. M. Goddard
Grange Insurance Baughman’s Agency
Albany
Platt
Hudson Sales and Service
W. Union St. Ph
Benjamin Moore & Co
Kerr-Hunter Howe
Sears
W&h Chevrolet
Dean & Barry Paints
Barer & Stauffer
Majestic
Strawn Plumpbing
Metropolitan Auto Sales
Middleport
Sherwin-Williams
FORD
International
Eugene Martin
McArthur
Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
USDA
U.S
Victoria
Plymouth
BUICK
Rock Bottom
Dr. Sed
New Chevy
Roger Dean
Rapp’s
Hilltop Restaurant
John Lee
W. Carpenter
National Motel Training, Inc
the Messenger
Merlyn G. Ross
Dial
Cuy
Little Champ
Vivian's Aviaries & Aquarium
Norwood
R. S. Myers
Shade
Garden Rd
Evelyn Pettibone
Stockport
Kenneth Hartley
Bunker Hill
Pomeroy
Frank Pauley
Harrisonville
Salem Church
Ralph Six
Athens Rt. 2
Old Saddle Horse
Union Furnace Exchange
Owen White
Ralph Guthrie
Guysville Rt
Roadmaster
Hardtop
Dynaflow
Century
Windsor
DR. Led
Chrysler
Carpenter
Logan Society
United Bible Class
Berea
Hocking Valley Hospital
Homer Miller
Junction City
Harry Kwatosky
Willie Sauders
Lester Hammond
Bertha Redfern
Adelphi
Willie Hale
Leroy Clark
Tim Iles
Nell Graham
Wyandotte
Mich
Carl Wallar
Cheryl Thompson
Hiram Harkins
MccArthur
By Oswald Jacoby
NORTH
Kqi
Cary
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