Directors Elected For New Bank In Logan
Citizens Bank of Logan elected nine incorporators as directors with Dayton Schultheis as vice president and Rolland Bright as a director. C. W. Johnston was named president and Audrey Prewitt executive vice president and cashier. The bank aims to open by July 15 in the former Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association building on N Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Citizens Bank of Logan
Dayton Schultheis
Earl Elberfeld
C. W. Johnston
George C. Shaw
Roger Humphrey
Roy B. Fugk
Ernest Hartman
William D. Moore
Rolland Bright
Johnston
Schultheis
Elberfeld
Audrey Prewitt
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association
N. Market St
Ex Logan Resident George R Cunningham Dies at 56
Logan native George R Cunningham 56 of 665 Motherwell Ave died Sunday at Dayton Veterans Hospital after a long illness. He was World War II Army Air Corps veteran and former employee of Hocking Valley Welding Co. He never married and is survived by his mother Mrs. Lawrence Phillips. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at Roberts Funeral Home with services at 10 a.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev D S Dunkle. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Military rites will be by the combined veterans organizations of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Dunkle
Oak Grove Cemetery
Veterans Organizations of
Logan
Three Juvenile Drivers Fined by Hocking County Court
Three youths appeared in Hocking County Juvenile Court on Friday led by Judge Rhea Bangert Brown. Roy R. Mount, 17, Gore Route 1, was fined $10 plus costs for speeding May 24, his second offense. Robert Mace, 17, 489 W. Hunter Sr., paid $5 and costs for reckless operation after a May 26 incident. Dean D. Spillman, 16, Logan Route 3, faced $5 and costs for failing to stop within an assured clear distance after an accident on May 26.
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Dean D. Spillman
Logan
Mike Six Honored At Recent Wiener Roast Birthday
Logan family hosts a wiener roast for Mike Six celebrating his sixth birthday. Attendants include Vicky Nihiser Dean Denny Norma Jean Wilson Marty Six Scott Six Doug Daubenmire George Daubenmire Keith Kelly Rex Adams Lori Lonnie Wilson Mike Worthman Clark Truax Dickie Mathias Danny Armstrong Debbie Smyers Butch Courtney Johnny Terry Tubbs David Bartlett Terry Steve Randy Six.
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Logan
Mike Six
Roy Six
Mike
Vicky Nihiser
Dean
Denny
Norma Jean Wilson
Marty Six
Scott Six
Doug Daubenmire
George Daubenmire
Keith
Kelly
Rex Adams
Lori
Lonnie Wilson
Mike Worthman
Clark Truax
Dickie Mathias
Danny Armstrong
Debbie Smyers
Butch Courtney
Johnny
Terry Tubbs
David Bartlett
Terry
Steve
Randy
Logan Man Critical After Fall Down Stairs
Logan Lyman of 244 West Main Street is in critical condition at University Hospital Columbus after a head injury from a fall while going up stairs to Dr. L W Starr’s office. He was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital before transfer by ambulance.
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Logan
Frank Lyman
W. Main St
University Hospital
Columbus
Lyman
L. W. Starr
S. Mulberry St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan Roach family to relocate to Sunnyvale California
Mrs. Charles Roach Jene Ann Skinner and her son, visiting from Union Furnace Road with Mrs. Clarence Skinner and aunt Velma Shaw, depart to join husband at Sunnyvale California. Roach, G E Company employee, transferred from Pittsfield Massachusetts to 1032 Remington Dr building 6 apartment 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roach
Jene Ann Skinner
Clarence Skinner
Union Furnace Road
Velma Shaw
Logan
Sunnyvale
Calif
Roach
G. E. Company
Pittsfield
Mass
Remington Dr
Apt
Airline Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Occasions
Social roundup notes visitors and gatherings across families in the region. Floyd Sams and sons stayed with the Samses. Leon Hughes and two sons visited the Leon Woodrum home. Otto Swartz and family called on the Harry Ross household. Joan Albaugh's family toured the Henry Swart home. the Thimble Bobbs 4-H Club met at Arnold Clark's. Harry G. Love and family visited their son in Point Pleasant. Orland Cramer and Elsie Donahue stopped at Vaughn Ross's home. wool transport by Orris Hudnall linked to George and Ronnie Scott moving. Numerous Ross family members attended Warren Ross's funeral in Athens. Floyd Sams works near Belpre. Sam Starkey stayed with the Harry Love residence. Darrell Ross and Karen celebrated Karen's 16th birthday with cake and ice cream.
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M. V. Ross
Floyd Sams
D. W
Harry G. Love
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Harry F. Love
Orland Cramer
Elsie Donahue
Cincinnati
Vaughn Ross
Orris Hudnall
Columbus
George Scott
Ronnie Scott
Paul Cotterill
Darrell Ross
Karen
Maurita
Carl Ross
Cliff Ross
Albany
Warren Ross
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Belpre
Sam _ Starkey
Nelsonville
Harry Love
George Starkey
Guysville
Harry Ross
Christy Lynn
Maurita Ross
New Vehicle Titles Rise in May Report from County Clerk
Miss Thelma Keyes, Hocking County clerk of courts, notes a May rise in new vehicle titles with 79 certificates issued versus 53 in April across automobiles, trucks, trailers, and house trailers. Used car sales edged down while the title office processed 608 transactions, including 214 resale titles and 280 mortgages, with receipts totaling $964.
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Logan
Thelma Keyes
Hocking County
Certificate of Title Office
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Dismissals
Mrs A W Ruff of Sugar Grove admitted for surgery. Dismissals include Mrs Homer Kornmiller of Logan Route 2 Lawrence Weaver of New Philadelphia Route 1 and Frank Lyman of Logan transferred to University Hospital Columbus.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
A. W. Ruff
Sugar Grove
Homer Kornmiller
Logan
Lawrence Weaver
New Plymouth
Frank Lyman
Tq University Hospital
Columbus
EUB Women Guests at Presbyter ian Meeting in Westminster House
Logan women from EUB church attended the quarterly meeting of the First United Presbyterian Women at Westminster House. Mrs Anthony J Toerner welcomed attendees. Rev Ted Faulconer spoke about his Holy Land trip and Ralph Poston sang with Mary Louise Bowen at the piano. Smith-Work Group hosted a coffee hour after.
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EUB
Presbyterian
Logan
First Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Women’s Association of
First United Presbyterian Church
Westminster House
Anthony J. Toerner
Presbyterian Group
Ted Faulconer
Christian Church of
Nelsonville
Holy Land
Ralph Poston
Mary Louise Bowen
Smith-Work
Athens County Man Cited for Driving Without License
Dewey C. Pickett a 40 year old of Athens Route 2 was cited by police for driving without an operator's license. He is to be arraigned in mayor's court. Pickett previously faced the same charge on April 23 in Hockings County Court.
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Athens County
Logan
Dewey C. Pickett
Athens
Pickett
Hockings
Timeline of Athens events from 1873 to 1901 span floods growth and flames
The article catalogs major Athens area happenings from 1873 flood damage near the South Bridge to 1901 street paving and transit plans. It notes the 1874 State Hospital opening, 1880 courthouse vote, 1881 rail arrival, 1884 great flood, 1889 electric lights, 1895 Catholic Church cornerstone, 1900 jail lynching foiled, and 1901 traction-line plans among other incidents and milestones.
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James G. Blaine
Athens
Athens County
Goosetown
Hudson School Desk Company
Rardin
Athens State Hospital
Main St
Beckley Corner
Athena Theater
E. Union St
College
Carl Porter
Nelsonville
Logan Man Bitten by Dog During Milk Route
Walter Huffman Jr. aged 37 was bitten on the right leg by a dog owned by Mrs. Della Skaggs on Route 75 near Ewing while delivering milk. He was treated by a Logan physician. The dog will be confined for 14 days and is not rabies protected per Hocking County dog warden James Leonard.
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Logan
Route 75
Ewing
Walter Huffman Jr
Della Skaggs
Huffman
James Leonard
Hocking County
Lancaster Man Jailed For Drunken Driving
Willis G. Brown 52 of Lancaster pleaded no contest at arraignment in Hocking County Court. Judge Vaughn Collins found him guilty and fined 150 dollars plus costs, sentencing him to three days in county jail after Tuesday arrest on Route 33 near Logan by Sheriff Paul Hartman.
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Logan
Willis G. Brown
Lancaster
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Brown
Paul Hartman
Athens Faces Smallpox and Fire Then Homecoming
In 1902 Athens endured a smallpox outbreak leading to a pest house on extreme W State Street. The County Home burned in 1904 during a large Athens homecoming celebration, marking a troubled early 20th century.
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Union St
Athens
W. State St
Branch Bridge Planned For Twig In June
Fourteen members attended a Logan Auxiliary Twig Two meeting at the Saving residence. New member Mrs. John McBroom was welcomed and vice president Mrs. David Devol led the business portion. The summer project is a branch-bridge session at Mrs. John Hildaholt’s home in June, weather permitting on the lawn. Mrs. Robert Gano will host the June twig gathering.
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John Saving
Robert Smith
Twig Two
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Saving Home
John McBroom
David Devol
John Hildaholt
Hildabolt
Robert Gano
Connor Inventory Filed With Court
Logan inventory and appraisal of the estate of the late John B. Connor filed in Probate Court. Appraisers Dayton Schultheis Bruce Fickel and John Owens. Agnes Connor is executrix. Admitted to probate was the will of the late Margaret C Hiles of Logan. Sole legatee is her husband John Hiles, nominated executor without bond.
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Logan
John B. Connor
Dayton Schultheis
Bruce Fickel
John Owens
Agnes Connor
Margaret C. Hiles
John Hiles
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Athens Messenger
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