Logan Police Arrest Two Men in Cabin Burglary
Two men, Pearl Junior Wray aged 34 and John F. Bush aged 20, were arrested at their Logan Route 4 homes in connection with a Saturday night burglary of two cabins on Clear Creek Road. Loot including clothing, dishes, small appliances, hand tools and a guitar was found at Wray's home, valued over $200. Police traced the suspects via a license plate. charges of breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny are expected to be filed.
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Logan
Dicken
Clear Creek Road
Pearl Junior Wray
John F. Bush
William
Huske
Lancaster
Marian DeBolt
Granville
Wray
Bush
Waldron
Hocking Valley Hospital Births Admits and Dismissals
Mr and Mrs Charles Hoyd McArthur announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Lester McGrath Logan Route 4 report a daughter. Mr and Mrs Norman Jones Logan Route 4 announce a son. Mr and Mrs Robert Miller Union Furnace report a son. Admitted Ben Vorhees Logan for surgery. Discharged Mrs Ford Hack Logan and Mrs Frank Larimer Logan. Miss Judy Amos Logan Route
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Charles Hoyd
McArthur
Lester McGrath
Logan
Norman Jones
Robert Miller
Union Furnace
Ben Vorhees
Ford Hack
Frank Larimer
Judy Amos
Patients Transferred Between Hospitals In Ohio
Logan Ben Vorhees of Logan moved by ambulance Monday from Hocking Valley Hospital to University Hospital in Columbus. Mary Nutter of Maxville was also taken by ambulance from her home to Lancaster Fairfield Hospital.
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Logan
Ben Vorhees
Hocking Valley Hospital
University Hospital
Columbus
Maxville
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Rosemary Nutter
Social visits span several Ohio towns in Rutland area
Mrs Flossie Weis Miller and Mrs Mabel Jones and Mrs Floyd Derby of Columbus visited their brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Alpha Plummer. Additional guests included Mr and Mrs Daril Burson and children of New Carlisle.
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Rutland
Flossie Weismiller
Mabel Jones
Floyd Derby
Columbus
Alpha Plummer
Plummers
Daril Burson
New Carlisle
Charles Amos
Amos
Otho Burson
Eva Flemming
Neretha
Branch Fl
Richard Lucas
John Tucker
Hale
Lucas
Pomeroy
Edna Russell
Charleston
Florida
Fox Service Arranged for Mrs Bertha E Fox
Logan Ohio funeral notice for Bertha Ellen Fox 67 wife of Charles Fox of 610 W Hunter who died Monday at Mt St Mary Hospital Nelsonville after long illness She is survived by her husband two daughters Mary Maniskis and Marcella Fitzgerald five grandchildren Rosary to be recited at home Tuesday evening Requiem High Mass Thursday St Johns Catholic Church Rev Charles P Foy officiating Burial in Oak Grove cemetery
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Logan
Bertha Ellen Fox
Charles Fox
W. Hunter
Mt. St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles P. Foy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Local residents and guests visit regional families
A string of visits across Huntington Barberton Columbus Athens Worthington Zanesville Logan and nearby towns highlights social life as Mr and Mrs Neel Mrs Albaugh and many others host relatives and friends including the Stiffs Devols Wilsons and Sorrells during weekends and holidays.
Local social notes reflect Huntington visitors and weekend guests
Mrs Helen Stone Cooke of Huntington and Mr and Mrs Samuel Carter of Wheeling were guests of Mr and Mrs N O Wein. Donald Jenkins of Huntington spent Sunday with Miss Mildred Chapman. Audrey Blessing of Steubenville Ohio visited grandmother Mrs T E Blessing. Faye Blessing Jr and children Becky Ricky Randy of Steubenville Ohio were weekend guests of Mrs T E Blessing. Others include Mrs Harry Grimm of Naples Florida and George Hudson of Middleport visiting local families. Nicky Johnson of Gallipolis visits grandparents Mr and Mrs W T Sone.
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Hartford
Helen Stone Cooke
Huntington
Samuel Carter
Wheeling
N. O. Wein
Donald Jenkins
Mildred Chapman
Audrey Blessing
Steubenville
Ohio
T. E. Blessing
Faye Blessing, Jr
Becky
Ricky
Randy
Audry Blessing
Harry Grimm
Naples
Florida
Fred Hinkle
Ravena
Ruby Beard
Columbus
George Hudson
Middleport
Ed Blessing
Nicky Johnson
Gallipolis
W. T. Sone
Logan Social Notes: WCTU Elects Officers for Year
WCTU met Friday at the home of Mrs. Vance Rannells for the June meeting. Officers elected were Mrs. Arlis Hiles president, Mrs. Ed Johnston and Mrs. Clifford Iles and Mrs. Vance Stewart vice presidents, Mrs. Paul Monks secretary and Mrs. James Rees treasurer. Reminiscence on Jennie Cassiday and moral topics discussed. Mt. Olive Shrine drill patrol to provide entertainment. potluck lunch planned after meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple.
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WCTU
Vance Rannells
Rose Krishbaum
D. C. Moffett
Paul Monks
Krishbaum
Arlis Hiles
Ed Johnston
Clifford Iles
Vance Stewart
James Rees
George Lehman
Jennie Cassiday
The
Flower Mission
Aileen Nixon
Russell Berlin
Rannells
Hattie Patton
C. L. Wonn
Grace Rheinscheld
Friends night observed by Venus Chapter No 76 OES
Somerset Chapter members will be special guests at Venus Chapter No 76 OES observance Friends night on Thursday in June.
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Somerset
Venus
Order of the Eastern Star
Miss Bessie Jenkins Improves After Illness
After two months of serious illness at Holzer Hospital Galli polis Miss Bessie Jenkins is reported to be improving.
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Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Bessie Jenkins
Senior Girl Scout Troop 2 Heads to Washington DC Trip
Troop 2 led by Mrs Arlie Brimmer leaves Athens by train for a Washington DC visit returning Tuesday evening. Adult chaperons include Mrs Gus Gallas Mrs Barton S Hall Mrs John Hunsaker Mrs Fred Juergensmeier and Mrs Velma Shaw. Scouts on the trip are Pamela Morehouse Linda Adair Patty Green Judy Blankenship Karen Brown Paula Kuhn Ann Kallas Marcia St Clair Chris Juergensmeier Carol Hunsaker Judy Freeman Susan Wolfe and Carla Garverick.
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Arlie Brimmer
Athens
Washington, D. C
Brimmer
Gus Gallas
Barton S. Hall
John Hunsaker
Fred Juergensmeier
Velma Shaw
Pamela Morehouse
Linda Adair
Patty Green
Judy Blankenship
Karen Brown
Paula Kuhn
Ann Kallas
Marcia St. Clair
Chris Juergensmeier
Carol Hunsaker
Judy Freeman
Susan Wolfe
Carla Garverick
W A Canan 78 Found Dead In Wildcat Hollow Home
William A Canan a retired carpenter aged 78 was found dead at his Rockbridge Route 1 home in Wildcat Hollow. He returned from his daughter Goldie Sater’s home Monday morning and died about 1 PM. He leaves three sons 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services will be at Fairview Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Logan
William A. Canan
Wildcat Hollow
Rockbridge
Thomas
Elizabeth Ashbaugh Canan
Columbus
Hocking County
Fairview Methodist Church
Canan
Ilesboro
Gibisonville
South Perry
South Bloomingville
Marion Township
Sater
Lloyd Canan
Lester
Ralph
Heinlein
Carl Wetherell
Simmons Committed To Lima for 60 Days
Logan man Clyde Simmons 40 was sent to Lima State Hospital for 60 days of psychiatric tests under Ohio law for felons convicted of morals crimes. Deputy Sheriff John Wells accompanied Simmons to the facility after his conviction last week.
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Logan
Clyde Simmons
Lima State Hospital
Ohio
Simmons
John Wells
Jewish Vets Condemn McCarran-Walter Act At Ohio Convention
The Ohio Jewish War Veterans adopted a resolution condemning the McCarran-Walter Act for limiting immigration on racial and ethnic lines. Another resolution urged increasing disability compensation for veterans aged 64 or older to 70 dollars a month from 54.
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McCarran-Walter Act
Cleveland
United States
Ohio Jewish War Veterans
Hamden Weekend Guests and Funeral Attendance
Hamden area residents hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous family ties. Mrs Gladys West and Mrs Maude Hall joined relatives in Canton and New Lexington while Mr and Mrs Ray Murdock and Mr and Mrs Leverett Murdock welcomed guests. Attendees at the funeral of Mrs Gladys Braley in Athens included relatives from nearby towns.
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Sam Will
Joey
Gladys Braley
Athens
Rev Plummer assigned to Logan Methodist pastorate
The Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church assigned Rev. Carl J. Plummer of Portsmouth to the Logan First Methodist Church succeeding Rev. Stanley T. Benton. Benton moves to Celina in the Defiance District. Additional changes include assignments to Amanda Sugar Grove and Gibisonville charges and ordination of Rev. Robert St. Clair.
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Rev
Plummer
Logan
Carl J. Plummer
Portsmouth
Logan First
Bigelow Methodist Church
Stanley T. Benton
Logan Church
Mr. Benton
Celina
Defiance
Donald Mueller
Chillicothe
Edward H. Jones
Haydenville
Amanda
Carl Wetherell
Sugar Grove
Carroll Chesser
New Marshfield
Carlton B. Doughty
Bourneville
Gibisonville
Hocking County
Robert M. Stewart
Junior Sullivan
Carbon Hill Methodist Church
Robert St. Clair
Webb’s Summit
Commercial Point Methodist Church
Stitchers and Bakers Meet at Smith Home
The 11th Union Furnace Stitchers and Bakers meeting was held at Patty Smith’s home with 15 members present. Sharon Bowers demonstrated needle threading. The next gathering is a Wiener roast at Carolyn Redd’s home on June 16.
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Smith Home
Union Furnace
Union Furnace Stitchers and Bakers
Patty Smith
Sharon Bowers
Karolyn Redd
Guests at the Snedden Home
Recent visitors to Mr. and Mrs. William Snedden included Mrs. Loraine Rutherford Mrs. Marcel Bell and Bob Gottke from Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shelton of Barberton. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Eckles of Long streth. and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smart Mr. and Mrs. James Smart and their daughter from Toledo.
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William Snedden
Loraine Rutherford
Marcel Bell
Bob Gottke
Columbus
Bill Shelton
Barberton
Hubert Eckles
Longstreth
Ted Smart
James Smart
Toledo
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