County Red Cross Names Otto Shaw As Chairman
Otto Shaw of Logan Route 2 was named chairman of the Hocking County Red Cross chapter at the board meeting Thursday noon. The reorganization elected officers including Mrs. J. M. Hildabolt as first vice president and Joseph Hartman as second vice president, with Mrs. Arthur Prey secretary and Herschel Bensen haver treasurer.
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County Red Cross
Otto Shaw
LOGAN
Logan Route 2
Hocking County
Red Cross
Blosser
Robert Bryan
J. M. Hildabolt
Joseph Hartman
Arthur Prey
Herschel Bensenhaver
Edmund Lang
Neal Dillon
Dayton Schultheis
M. B. Haney
Grant Byrnes
Home Service
Mary Thompson
James Horwell
Water Safety
J. E. Rauch
Wayne Whitcraft
Edwin Johnston
Hildabolt
Larry Holzapfel
Prey
Walter Mathias
Enterprise
Thompson
Hocking Man Admits Auto Theft in Logan County
Alpha L. Brown 27 of Logan Route 3 pleaded guilty to driving without owner's consent. He was held to the grand jury under $1000 bond and jailed after arraignment before Mayor Francis Myers. Brown admitted stealing a car from Burk's used car lot on Route 33 south. the vehicle was found May 10 at Green Gables Tavern.
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Logan
Hocking
Francis Myers
Alpha L. Brown
Brown
Ironton
Burk
Route 33
Green Gables Tavern
Local Guests Visit Haydenville Families
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martin and relatives from Logan joined Mr. and Mrs. Pete Brown at Powhatan Point West Virginia. Other visitors included the Lersy Mase group from Coshocton and Lancaster families, plus many from Columbus and Jackson staying with the Skiver and Hargrove households.
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Haydenville
Ralph Martin
Virgil Mock
Sarah Mock
Linda Mock
Logan
Pete Brown
Powhattan Point
W. Va
Lersy Mase
Lester Corners
Kay
Coshocton
William Triplett
John
Judy
Tom
Lancaster
Larry Wagner
Ray
Eddie
Sandra Kay
Columbus
R. D. Lagore
Luther Skiver
Edith Hargrove
C. S. Matheny
Ralph Hess
Jackson
Logan Personal Notices From Early Week Hospital Admission
Miss Ann McKin ley proprietor of the Smart Set Beauty Salon was admitted to Doctor Hospital in Columbus early this week and is reported progressing after surgery there on Tuesday. Mrs. Clarence M. Grandy and her granddaughter returned from a two week visit at Gulf Breeze Florida where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grandy and their daughter. While there Mrs. Grandy attended the graduation of Sharon Grandy from Pensacola High School.
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Logan
Ann McKinley
Smart Set Beauty Salon
Doctor Hospital
Columbus
Clarence M. Grandy
Gulf Breeze
Fla
June 17 19 Calendar Highlights and Events
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge meets at 7 30 p m with a 6 30 p m potluck at Bear Run Farm Council postponed one week Les Amies Class at Methodist Church 7 30 p m bring tax stamps Hocking Grange at 8 p m confers third and fourth degrees bring pickup lunch Skating party at Grotto Grounds 7 30 p m sponsored by Smith Chapel MYF Saturday June 18 Antioch Grange round and square dance 8 30 p m to 12 Vickery s Buckeye Rangers Grangers and friends invited Emblem Club Father s Day party 9 p m at Elks Lodge buffet dinner and social hour Sunday June 19 Couples Club Westminster House Presbyterian Church 7 30 p m dessert served by committee program
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Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge
Bear Run Farm Council
Les Amies
Methodist Church
Hocking Grange
Grotto Grounds
Smith Chapel Myf
Antioch Grange
Vickery’s
Buckeye Rangers
Emblem Club
Elks Lodge
Logan Merl Pittman and Susie Palmer Married
Logan Route 4 resident Merl Pittman, 20, a factory worker, wed Susie G. Palmer, 21, also a factory worker, in Logan. The license log lists both spouses and their occupations and hometown.
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Logan
Merl E. Pittman
Susie G. Palmer
New Officers Installed at Worthington Chapter DAR
Governor Worthington Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held Flag Day observance. New officers installed include regent Mrs Martin vice regent Mrs Amos Potts chaplain Mrs Toerner secretary Mrs Monks treasurer Miss Mary Louise Bomen historian Miss Hester Lee White registrar Mrs Kerr librarian. Committee chairs named for the year.
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Monks
Mary Louise Bomen
Merl Primmer
Hester Lee White
Kerr
Truth Seekers Hold Their June Meeting
Truth Seekers Class of Union Furnace EUB Church held their June meeting with nine members and three guests. The Rev. Paul Sellers led devotions with scripture and prayer. roll call cited fathers of the Bible. Mrs. Charles Clark led a Bible quiz and performances included a vocal duet by the Rev. and Mrs. Sellers and readings by several members. The July program will be hosted by Mrs. C. H. Bennington.
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Logan
Union Furnace
EUB Church
Paul Sellers
Charles Clark
Sellers
Guy Stewart
Carl Hull
Harry Bray
C. H. Bennington
Earl Loomis
Max Robinette
Get-To-Gether 4-H Club Meeting Hosts and Guests
Nancy Ward hosted the Get-To-Gether 4-H club on Tuesday with six members and two advisers present. Guest Mrs. Glenn Ward attended and the county demonstration contest was discussed. On June 9 seven 4-H members enjoyed a boat ride with guests including Mrs. Julian and Mrs. Ward. Next meeting will be at Janice Jones’s home on June 21.
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Janice Jones
Routine Logan County Meeting Recessed for Midsummer Assembly
Logan County commissioners conducted routine business and voted to skip the July 7 meeting as all members will attend the midsummer Ohio Association of County Commissioners gathering in Columbus. They approved payments totaling 1326.80 from the county general fund 5913.19 from the auto gasoline fund 275 from the dep and kennel fund 1045.25 from the tuberculosis fund and welfare bills 5728.84. An 18 acre lease at the county home farm to Ralph Rheinscheid for 125 expires November 1.
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Logan
Ohio Association of County Commissioners
Columbus
Ralph Rheinscheid
Canasta Club Meets at Mrs. McCune’s Home
Jolly Jokers Canasta Club gathered at Mrs. Richard McCune’s Fourteen Street home for a social meeting. Mrs. James Dow won the door prize. Attendees included Miss Stella Kallas and several ladies, with Miss Kallas set to host again in two weeks.
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LOGAN
Richard McCune
Jolly Jokers Canasta Club
Fourteen Street
James Dow
Stella Kallas
Robert Westenberger
Phil Kramer
Don Kline
Charles Schoeppner
Dow
Kallas
Divorce Granted in Logan County Uncontested Case
Eva Tackett was granted an uncontested divorce from Estel Tackett for gross neglect of duty. Eva Tackett restored to maiden name Eva Bell and ordered to pay court costs. The couple wed August 14 1959 in Sioux City Iowa.
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Logan
Army enlistments from Hocking Athens area ten men join
Ten area men enlist in the Army announced by Sgt Joseph J Sifferson. Five from Hocking County include Glendon O Smith Jr Gerald L Enderle Ronald Greenwood Don ald Greenwood and Dennis H Frye. Athens area recruits include Louis F Ruman Jackie L Jones Jerry J Scott John A Matheny and Charles R Skivers. Most will go to Fort Knox for basic training then advance to technical schools.
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Howard&. Scott
Ray
John A. Matheny
Carl Matheny
Millfield
Charles R. Skivers
Water St
Glouster
Ft. Knox
Sifferlen
Group Hears Lectures At 4-H Club Meeting
Hocking County Extension agent Don Young and 4-H leader Bill Melvin lectured at the sixth meeting of the Hocking Livestock Leaders 4-H Club hosted by Jerry Klinger. Karen Linton led the pledge and Martha Gillogly presided over the business session as plans covered camp, bake sale, scrap drive, dairy judging and a skit for Ohio Share the Fun with a tentative skating party set for June 24.
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Logan
Don Young
Hocking
Bill Melvin
Hocking Livestock Leaders
Jerry Klinger
Karen Linton
Martha Gillogly
Ohio
Mrs. Margaret Webb Reassumes County Welfare Director Post
Mrs. Margaret Webb of 345 Warner Ave resumed duties as director of the Hocking County Welfare Department. Affiliated with the relief department for 10 years before taking over two years ago, she became ill last January. Mrs. Phil Tschappat had served as acting director and returned to case worker duties.
Reckless Operation Charged After Hydrant Hit in Logan
Police filed a charge of reckless operation against Jessie E. Hall 27 of Logan after a minor accident at 3 10 a m. Her car struck a fire hydrant at Front and Depot Streets. She is to appear before Mayor Francis Myers at 8 p.m. June 28.
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Logan
Jessie E. Hall
Hall
Front
Depot Sts
Francis Myers
Mrs. Roosevelt Backs Stevenson for Democratic Nomination
Middletown reports Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt endorses Adlai Stevenson for the party's presidential nomination, asserting his suitability and ambition to lead the United States.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
Griffiths Host Honey Fork Group at Logan Meeting
Logan Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council met at Harold Griffiths home with nineteen members present. They voted to sponsor a youth for the training school in Athens. Several resolutions were approved to forward to the Farm Bureau Policy Development Committee.
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LOGAN
Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council
Harold Griffith
Athens
Farm Bureau Policy Development Committee
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Jewell J. Jones
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