Kentucky Brothers Held For Grand Jury Action
Two Kentucky brothers Clifford Bush 20 and Eugene Bush 31 of Greenup were arraigned in County Court on May 9 burglary charges. They pled guilty to breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny and were held to the grand jury on $500 bonds each. Their uncle Frank Bush 52 of Logan Route 4 is to be arraigned Thursday and is implicated in the theft of five Army rifles and a sword from the American Legion Home.
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LOGAN
Kentucky
American Legion
Vaughn Collins
Clifford Bush
Eugene Bush
Greenup
Frank Bush
Logan Route 4
Legion Home
Busn
A. J. Waldron
Athens
Nelsonville
Legion
Clear Creek Cabin
Pearl Wray Jr
John E. Bush
Waldron
Clifford
John Wells
J. B. Waldron
Logan Post 78
Hubert Lappen
Kroger Moves Downtown Store to New Graceland Site
Logan Kroger opens a new 140 by 80 foot building in the Graceland Addition on W Front St after leaving the Odd Fellows ground floor on E Main St where it operated over 15 years. The ceremony begins at 9 am with Byron Redman C B Stern and Mayor Francis Myers present. John Green will manage the new store with modern fixtures year round air conditioning and 100 car parking.
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Logan
Kroger
Odd Fellows
E. Main St
Graceland
W. Front St
Gallagher Ave
Byron Redman
C. B. Stern
Columbus
Francis Myers
John Green
Annual Picnic Brings Creekside Families Together
The Willing Workers Meet the Christian Culture Class of the EUB Church held a Monday evening picnic at Mr and Mrs James Barker’s Lake Logan Rd home with guests including Rev and Mrs D S Dunkle and many others. Entertainment featured two vocal solos with guitar accompaniment and group singing. Local women earned American Camping Association camp crafter certification through Miami University and Ohio State University sessions. The Willing Workers Class of the South Haydenville Church of God met at Mrs Raymond Mills home for June with devotion by Mrs Nettie Brown and a rag rug project. next meeting July 10 at Mrs Nellie Huddy’s home.
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EUB Church
James Barker
Lake Logan Rd
James Rutgers
Arlis Hiles
Bea Sheline
D. S. Dunkle
Harry Sweazy
Porter Heights
Fred Hugi
John Keller
N. M. Brown
Clarence Schempp
James Hutchison
Homer Allen
M. C. Martin
Edward Hockman
Clarence Phillips
Warren Palsley
Fred Herrell
Waterloo
Ohio
Merlin Whitcraft
Florence Myers
Florence Fickel
Keith Schultz
Logan Girl Scout Council
Frank Newell
Warren Henry
Oxford
Miami University
Jeanne Bassett
Phyllis Bailey
Ohio State University
American Camping Association Inc
South
Haydenville
Mrs Ruth Myers Weekend Guest in Logan
Mrs Ruth Myers of Washington D C was a weekend guest at the home of her mother Mrs Edna Angle in Logan.
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Ruth Myers
Washington, D. C
Edna Angle
Logan
Knights Templar Elect 1958 59 Officers in Logan
Logan Commandery 78 Knights Templar met at the Masonic temple to elect officers for 1958 59. Named were Harry Reeves commander Francis M Embree generalissimo Jack Tshappat captain-general Dale Derr senior warden George Gribble junior warden Fred Good standard bearer F Earl Sheets sword bearer Allen McMillin warder Ralph G Moore secretary Williard Lyke treasurer and F J Nimon trustee.
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Knights Templar
LOGAN
Masonic Temple
Harry Reevs
Francis M. Embree
Jack Tshappat
Dale Derr
George Gribble
Fred Good
F. Earl Sheets
Allen McMillin
Ralph G. Moore
Wiliard
Trustees Seek Court OK to Encumber Church Property
Logan First Methodist Church trustees petition Common Pleas Court for permission to encumber church property up to 35000 dollars for repairs to the church building and the parsonage. Trustees named include James Young Ernest Price Fred A. Murray Lewis Graham Hugh Meldrim William Harbarger Lloyd Haines Don Taylor and James Steward.
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Logan
Logan First Methodist Church
Common Pleas Court
James Young
Ernest Price
Fred A. Murray
Lewis Graham
Hugh Meldrim
William Harbarger
Lloyd Heinsae
Don Taylor
James Steward
Logan Byers and Frances Miller Apply for Marriage License
Walter R. Byers 23 of Lancaster Route 6 and Frances H. Miller 17 of Rockbridge listed as applicants for a marriage license in an informal log.
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Logan
Walter R. Byers
Navy
Lancaster
Frances H. Miller
Rockbridge
Stitchers and Bakers Hold Wiener Roast
A Wiener roast closed the Stitchers and Bakers meeting for the year. Held at Mrs. Robert Redd home the event drew all members and three guests Judy YarBer Tom Redd and Ronnie Turner. The club plans an all day event Monday at Union Furnace Home Economics room.
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Union Furnace
Robert Redd
Judy Yarber
Tom Redd
Ronnie Turner
Union Furnace Home Economics Room
Miller Family Honors Granddaughter at Waterford Dinner
Mr and Mrs Gerald Miller Sr hosted a dinner for Deborah Ann Miller of Waterford at their East Street home. Also present were Gerald Miller Jr and his son Garry Wayne of Waterford and Kenny McWilliams of Logan.
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Gerald Miller
East St
Deborah Ann Miller
Waterford
Gerald Miller Jr
Garry Wayne
Kenny McWilliams
Logan
Farmers Elect Delegate To State Fish and Game Hearings
Logan Ralph Moorhead treasurer of Hocking County was chosen as the wildlife division 4 delegate at state fish and game hearings in Columbus on Thursday June 26. He was elected sportsmen's delegate at a district meeting in Athens. Alternate delegate is Harry Armstrong of Logan Route 3. Recommendations from Ohio's 88 counties will be reviewed by the Wildlife Council for potential regulation changes.
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Logan
Ralph Moorhead
Hocking County
Wildlife Division 4
Columbus
Athens
Farmers
Harry Armstrong
Ohio
Wildlife Council
Logan Board Hires Two 1958 OU Grads as Teachers
The Logan board of education employed two Ohio University 1958 graduates as teachers. Phillip Kramer of Columbiana will teach art, replacing Patricia Lee who resigned in May. Charles Taylor of the Christman Hotel was moved to Hocking Valley Rest Home after 10 hospital days. Norman Matthews of Niles becomes part time instrumental music instructor, replacing Muril Zimmerman who left for Portsmouth West High School. Replacements are being sought for two elementary teachers who resigned, Margaretta Hudson moving to Ashtabula and Shirley Buntz Heft relocating to Bellaire with her husband Jack Heft.
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Logan
Ohio University
Logan Board of Education
Phillip Kramer
Columbiana
Patricia Lee
Kramer
Charles Taylor
Christman Hotel
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hocking Valley Rest Home
South Perry
Taylor
Norman Matthews
Niles
Matthews
Muril Zimmerman
Union Furnace
Portsmouth West High School
Margaretta Hudson
Central School
Ashtabula
Shirley Buntz Heft
Jack Heft
Bellaire
G. C. Murphy Co
Langsville Guests Visit Local Families
Langsville residents Mrs Joe Bolin and children were guests of Mr and Mrs C C Bolin. Mr and Mrs J T Tedlie hosted visits from Elwin Kemper of Chillicothe and Bernard Tedlie of Toledo. Mr and Mrs Robert Kennedy of Columbus spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Theodore Kennedy.
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Joe Bolin
C. C. Bolin
J. T. Tedlie
Elwin Kemper
Chillicother
Bernard Tedlie
Toledo
Robert Kennedy
Columbus
Kennedy
Theodore Kennedy
4-H Advisers Attend Lancaster Sewing Meeting
Logan report says seven 4-H club advisers and five junior leaders attended a sewing training session in Lancaster on Tuesday. Advisers listed include Mrs J A Mc Gaw and Mrs Robert Redd among others. Junior leaders attending were Helen Heigle Betty Mc Bride Pearl Anna Dusenberry Juanita Britton and Luana Lambert.
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LOGAN
Lancaster
J. A. McGaw
Robert Redd
Graden Akers
Joe M. Brown
Haroid Starner
Harry Taylor
Delmar Freeman
Helen Heigle
Betty McBride
Pearl Anna Dusenberry
Juanita Britton
Luana Lambert
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Chicago
UPI
Langsville
Famous Brand
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America
A.G.A
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Aera Aba
M Stores
Whitehouse Electric Dryers
Whitehouse Mobile
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