Car Found Abandoned Ties Trio to Burglary Near Logan
Logan search extended for two men and a woman after they abandoned a car following a cabin break in Scotts Creek area near the Pine Club. Deputies traced the suspects two miles across country, found a torn canvas money sack in the car, and linked them to a Vinton County tavern burglary. The red Oldsmobile seen at Jarvis tavern near Coonville matched the abandoned car.
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Logan
Scotts Creek
Pine Club
McArthur
Galion
Vinton County
Harold Steele
A. J. Waldron
Gerald Morrison
Dennis Wilkes
Jarvis Tavern
Coonville
T. E. Heinlein Receives Theology Degree at Seminary
Logan native T E Heinlein earned a bachelor of theology at the Princeton Theological Seminary 146th commencement in Princeton New Jersey He is married to Bette Buskirk and they have a six week old daughter Cynthia He plans to pursue a pastorate at the Hudson Indiana Presbyterian Church and be ordained in the near future Attending were his parents an aunt Lucille Miller and Rev Earl Schottke.
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Logan
Thomas E. Heinlein
Porter Heinlein
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Institution of the Presbyterian Church
Hemisphere
Heinlein
Logan High School
Ohio University
Bette Buskirk
George Buskirk
Cynthia
Hudson, Ind
Presbyterian Church
Lucille Miller
McConnelsville
Earl F. Schottke
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Schottke
Pleads Guilty To Larceny In Ohio
Jerry Lee Huddy of Nelsonville Route 2 pleaded guilty to grand larceny in Common Pleas Court. Judge Harley Meyer sentenced him to an indeterminate term in the Ohio Reformatory for Men Mansfield for involvement in stealing eight parking meters on W Hunter and W Second Streets. He was indicted by the grand jury and had been held in Wayne County Jail in Wooster on another larceny charge.
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Logan
Jerry Lee Huddy
Nelsonville
Common Pleas Court
Huddy
Harley Meyer
Ohio Reformatory For Men
Mansfield
Grand
Wooster
Wayne County
Hearings For Union Resumed In Logan Court
A Logan Common Pleas Court resumed hearings on motions by five unions to dismiss a temporary restraining order tied to a Route 33 relocation project. Carpenters Local 1720 of Athens was dismissed, while unions including International Union of Operating Engineers and others remain defendants. Judge Meyer took under advisement whether the court has jurisdiction and if the suit is a bona fide labor dispute.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Carpenters Local 1720
Athens
Claude Janes, Inc
Chesterhill
Janes
International Union of Operating Engineers
International Union of Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers
International Association of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers
The
Building Construction Trades Council
Meyer
Jones’ Employes
Shawnee Alumni Banquet Dances at High School Gym
Shawnee High School hosted its alumni banquet and dance in the school gym. President Margaret Ashbaugh presided. Charles Titko spoke. Dan Joseph served as toastmaster. Memorable moments included mother-son toasts, Reminiscences by Ethel Joseph, and a 25th Germany anniversary by Maj. Clifford Peyton. Officers elected: John Fitch Sr., Leota Browning, Chester Dish en, Ray Tharpe, Ethel Phillips, Delores Hannah. Dick Trimble Orchestra provided music.
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Shawnee
Shawnee High School
Margaret Ashbaugh
Charles Titko
Dan Joseph
Education Department
Columbus
Catherine Harrop
Walter Harrop
Marlene Howdyshell
Lancaster
Tom
Ethel Joseph
Maj
Clifford Peyton
Germany
John Fitch, Sr
Leota Browning
Chester Dishen
Ray Tharpe
Ethel Phillips
Delores Hannah
Dick Trimble
Blood drive tops Logan area quota at church unit
Eighty pints donated to Red Cross during a Wednesday collection at the First EUB Church educational unit. Ninety one volunteers offered blood, eleven were rejected. Largest group came from Natco plant Haydenville with 21 donors.
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Logan
Red Cross
First Eub
Edwin C. Johnston
Red Cross Chapter
Natco
Haydenville
Hocking
Rollins Free On Bond After Logan Rape Case
Raymond L. Rollins, 20, was released on a reduced $1000 bond after a Logan judge lowered it from $5000. He is accused of raping a 36 year old Logan widow at pistol point, confessed after police questioning, and pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor Francis Myers while held to the grand jury.
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Logan
Hospital Births and Admits At Local Facility
Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Merrow of Middleport welcome a daughter. Admitted patients include Mrs. Thomas Nihiser of Rockbridge medical care. Mrs. James Larimer of Logan with son in attendance. Mrs. Homer Miller Junction City Route 1 with daughter. Elmer Petty Creola. Mrs. Harry Kwatkosky McArthur.
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Homer Miller
Junction City
Elmer Petty
Creola
Harry Kwatkosky
McArthur
Mrs. Anna Belle Walker Boocks Services Held
Services were held Tuesday in Wheeling West Virginia for Mrs Anna Belle Walker Boocks 86 mother of Dr H M Boocks health commissioner for four counties She died last Friday in Erie Pennsylvania at the home of a son in law and daughter She is survived by two daughters Mrs Marion Miller Wheeling and Mrs Anna Wilson St Petersburg Fla three other daughters and eight grandchildren and 100 great grandchildren Burial was in Oak Lawn Cemetery Wheeling
Requiem High Mass for Leo L. Rechenwald
Requiem High Mass was held at 9 a.m. Wednesday at St. John’s Catholic Church for Leo L. Rechenwald 74 who died Sunday at Hocking Valley Hospital. Rev. Fr. Charles P. Foy officiated with pallbearers Charles Lawrence and Rolland Schorr Tom Dillon John Geiger and Lawrence Kessler. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery by Roberts Funeral Service.
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Logan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Leo L. Rechenwald
Hocking Valley Hospital
Charles P. Foy
Charles
Lawrence
Rolland Schorr
Tom Dillon
John Geiger
Lawrence Kessler
Oak Grove Cemetery
Roberts Funeral Service
Frasure Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Thomas J. Frasure age 70 were held in Schoedinger funeral chapel Columbus. He died after a car crash April 20 on Route 33 north of Lancaster and had been hospitalized with head injuries. He is survived by his wife Alice two sons a daughter a sister and six grandchildren. Burial followed at Forest Lawn Cemetery Columbus.
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Logan
Schoedinger Funeral Chapel
Columbus
Thomas J. Frasure
Hocking County
Grant Hospital
Frasure
Lancaster
Columbus Hospital
New Straitsville
Essex Coal Co
Central Construction Co
Alice
Dwight
William Frasure
Mary Beth Frasure
Margaret Heft
Alton Frasure
John Frasure
Abe
Lakeview
Edward
Sam
Cleveland
Forest Lawn Cemetery
New Game Pinches Youths Pocketbooks
In Logan in 1957 three youths damaged clothing along Salt Creek by shooting holes in garments. Paul Swackhammer 18 and two juveniles 14 and 17 faced Juvenile Court hearings. Swackhammer was charged with contributing to delinquency and all three were ordered to pay 5 dollars in damages and placed on probation by Judge Rhea Bangert Brown.
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Logan
Laurelville
Salt Creek
Paul Swackhammer
Swackhammer
Rhea Bangert Brown
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T. E. Heinlein
William Thomas Stead
W. Hunter
W. Second
Supt. W. C. Roberts
Robert Miller
Jack Fitch
Miller
Carrie Mellencamp
Mary Jaynes
Carole Heon
Montreal
Gaston Heon
Carole
CAR Life
Family Auto Magazine
Buick
Logan Clay Products Co
General Hocking Brick
Logan Pottery Co
Sun Glow Furniture Industries
General Electric Logan Glass Works
H. M. Boocks
Marie Dupler
Rosemary Switzer
Vera Ebert
Eva Mock
Rollins
Harold Merrow
Middleport
Thomas Nihiser
Rockbridge
James Larimer, Logan
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Wheeling
Rechenwald
Bek Simpsons
Moth
Belk
Archdale Dacron Ties
Warren Sewell
Archdale
Dacron
Than
Bermuda
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