One Candidate Has Not Filed In Primary Expense Reports
Logan area races show all but one candidate filed expense statements for the May 8 primary. Deadline is Friday at 4 p.m. Several listed expenses include Dr. Frederick W. Blume $99.08 and Harry Armstrong $73.17. others filed no receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Dean Collison
Wayne Timberlake
Frederick W. Blume
Harry L. Armstrong
Francis E. Myers
Carl W. Engle
Enterprise
Ronald B Johnson
South Bloomingville
Porter P. Moore
Haydenville
Herman F. Leonard Logan
County Central
David J. Lloyd
Country Central
Lloyd G. Whisler
Laurelville
John H. Bailey
Logan area social notes include visits and an illness
Logan residents and former locals gather for visits over the weekend. Cecil Climo and spouse from Niagara Falls attended the golden wedding open house of Amosa Potts. Catherine Miller Reebhorn visited her mother Melrose Harbaugh. Julia Bartlett traveled from E Main Street to Logan after a visit with son-in-law Warren Clements in Wadsworth. Mrs Floyd Hiles of Friesner Avenue is hospitalized in Columbus after surgery and listed in satisfactory condition in room 788.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Climo
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Logan
Amosa Potts
EF. Main St
C. E. Reebhorn
Catherine Miller
Pataskala
Melrose Harbaugh
FE. Hunter St
Harry
Julia) Bartlett
E. Main St
Warren Clements
Wadsworth
Clements
Bartlett
Floyd
Vivian Hull) Hiles
Friesner Ave
University Hospital, Columbus
Two Drivers Fined in Hocking County Court
Logan and Chauncey items report two motorists fined by acting judge Richard Gettken in Hocking County Court. David W. Gierhart paid 10 dollars and costs for failure to yield on Route 33 South June 11 after a no contest plea. Harold C. McEntree paid 15 dollars and costs for speeding on Route 33 South May 26 after guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Richard Gettken
Highway Patrol
David W. Gierhart
Haydenville
Harold C. McEntree
Columbus
Homemakers Club Meeting in Wellston Hosts Picnic Plans
Logan area Homemakers Club members met at Mrs. John Kelch's Wellston home with Mrs. Joe White assisting. Twenty members and one guest, Mrs. Chester Lemon, dined at Lee and Helen Restaurant before the program. Mrs. Ted Lemon led a reading and poem and planned August picnic sessions. September hostesses will be Mrs. Lemon and Mrs. Vivian Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Homemakers Club
Wellston
John Kelch
Joe White
Chester Lemon
Lee and Helen
Kelch
Ted Lemon
Lemon
Vivian Thompson
Logan Calendar and Michigan MA for James W Hartman
Logan community events include Ohio Mental Health Association and Pythian Sisters meetings at 6:30 p m and 7:30 p m at local halls Zion EUB Ladies Aid devotionals at 8 p m and a book club picnic at 6:30 p m at 665 N Wood St Families invited. James W Hartman of Logan earns Master of Arts from University of Michigan after Logan High School and Ohio University tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Mental Health Association
Methodist Church
Pythian Sisters
Zion Eub Ladies Aid
Roy Deible
Thelma Mowrey
James L. Young
N. Wood St
Michigan
LOGAN
James W. Hartman
Ernie Hartman, Logan
University of Michigan
Ohio University
Two Girls Bitten Over Weekend in Logan Area
Logan reports two more dog bite incidents over the weekend. Melinda Kay Helber of Gahanna was bitten by a Logan dog tied at the Hammond residence and not rabies treated. Ginger VanBibber Haydenville was bitten by one of three dogs in Haydenville, under observation. County dog warden Leonard notes over thirty bites this year and nearly six hundred dogs picked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Leonard
Melinda Kay Helber
Rodney Helber
Gahanna
Ralph Griffin
William Hammond
Hammond
Ginger VanBibber
Charles VanBibber
Haydenville
Ray Vollmer
Leonard
Local Socials Note Weekend Visits and Scout Meeting
Chauncey area families hosted and visited over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Harry Love Albany honoring Mrs Love's parents Mr and Mrs Willard Simonton. Others visiting Springfield area residents included the Bobo and Evener families from Athens and Jackson. Cub Scout Troop 78 Den 3 met with Den Mother Clair Parsons with officers elected and a puppet show presented. The district Methodist conference at Lancaster camp grounds drew attendees from Millfield Jacksonville and Columbus. Mrs Phil Briley celebrated her 87th birthday and visits continued among Shumway Sprague and Briley families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Love
Albany
Love
Willard Simonton
Clyde Bobo
Howard Bobo
William Evener
Athens
Floyd Bobo
Jackson
Howard Willett
Toledo
Harry Willett
Anna Foster
Frank Lewis
John Lester
Herbert Formash
Brenda
Joliet
Ill
Formash
Clem Rodgers
Floyd Braid
Don Hamrick
Debbie
Kenneth Sedgwick
Kim
Henry Heffkin
Jon
Lancaster
Gene Hoskins
Florence Venters
Jack Lewis
Nelsonville
Bill Lewis
Den 3
den Mather
Clair Parsons
Bernice Pritts
Lillian Wright
Ruth Simpkins
Millfield
Margaret Hammond
Jacksonville
Methodist Churches
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Mary Lewis
Jack Smith
Columbus
Sammy Savage
Lester Shumway
Phil Briley
Phil Smith
Glouster Village Meetings and Local Notices
Glouster village council will meet Thursday at 7 pm in the mayor's office. The Eagles Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm with new officers presiding and a coffee hour afterward. Log an report notes a dog head tested for rabies after biting a child. tests were negative at Nelsonville but head sent to Columbus. A Glouster rummage sale for the Cancer Society cleared about 26 dollars Saturday and will resume in August with proceeds to the American Cancer Society. Circus performances announced for 2 30 pm and 8 pm with advance tickets sold by police and firemen. 50 percent of advance sales goes to Christmas treats for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Village
Eagles
Logan
Keely Sinnott
Harold Sinnott
Southeast Ohio Hospital
Nelsonville
Columbus
Glouster
Trimble Township Cancer Society
Mary Wiley
Kate Parks
American Cancer Society
Perry County probate notes outline multiple wills and estates
The Perry County probate docket lists Homer Cochran leaving everything to grandson Williard Sturgeon in a 1957 will. James Spencer and others with real and personal property values. A J Gortf and Charles F French wills detailing spouses and heirs. several estate appraisals and partition actions. marriage licenses for residents. and divorces granted in the Common Pleas Court. Also included is a Damascus Syria item noting Premier Bashir Azmeh advised to rest due to irregular heartbeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D F. Trew
A. P. McTeague
New Lexington
Charles F French
Dorothy Avery
R. A. Chappelear
Arthur King
Frank Montieth
Arlo Wiseman
Martha Binckley
My Me Yontz
Buckve Lake
Thornville
McKinley Hansen
Charles Huffines
Junction City
Howard Wine
David Mohler
Arthur Danison
Hilda McKinney
Walter Ervin
Jackson Twicp
Lester Keister
Lester Essington
Fred Diller
Michael Ardello
Walter Hurst Ervin
Jackson Township
Damascus
Syria
Bashir Azmeh
Relatives Attend Funeral and Visit in Ohio Towns
A widespread group from Akron Columbus Dayton and Powell traveled to attend the funeral of Mrs Carrie Easterling and then visited with family members in the area. Attendees included Vaughn Snyder Wayne Snyder Janice Drusilla Julian Harold and David Graham along with Don Snyder and Clare James among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Vaughn Snyder
Wayne Snyder
Janice
Akron
Drusilla Julian
Gahanna
Harold Graham
David
Powell, O
Carrie Easterling
Emmett Snyder
Don Snyder
Clare James
Lakeside Methodist Church
G. E Fisher
Jackson
Robert Herr
Columbus
Rodney Wilson
Susie Wilson
Apple Grove Community Notices and Visits
Apnle Grove Mrs. Max Spangler and children left for New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sears and sons visited. The Apple Grove WSCS held its monthly meeting at the church with Mrs. Mable Roush in charge and a committee appointed for the Church Activities. Refreshments served by Bertha Robinson and others. Frankie Chapman visited with Alex and Anna Wheeler family. Billy Wheeler returned home from Findlay. John Pape and son John Malcolm visited Lobart and Hershel Roush families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Sears
Clendenin
W. Va
Apple Grove
WSCS
Mable Roush
Bertha Robinson
Ella Ford
Otto Jarrell
Etta Shields
Anna Wheeler
Dolly Wolfe
Donna Hill
Naomi Stobart
Beverly
Early Roush
Edward Morris
Erin
Frankie Chapman
Alex Wheeler
Billy Wheeler
Findlay
John Pape
John Malcom
John Lobart
Hershel Roush
Local Social News and School Music Clinic List
Weekend visits unfold in Newark as Mr and Mrs Leonard Snowden care for ill father in law J O Vermillion while Mr and Mrs Nile Parks tour Columbus. Wellston guests of Richard Morris clan plus Hill Street Glouster students join Ohio University music clinic. Laurelville boy bitten leading to 14 day observation of his father and grandfather dogs by Hocking County dog warden James Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Snowden
Newark
Logan
Mark Allan Jones
Kenneth Jones Jr
Laurelville
James Leonard
Hocking County
City Cisterns to Store Excess Brine in Logan
Logan will store surplus salt brine from local oil fields in two old cisterns dating to the early 1900s. Located at Market and Hunter Streets and Walnut and Hunter Streets, the nine foot by eighteen foot wells are not part of the city water system and were tested for leaks. The brine is used for dust control in alleys and will aid ice and snow control in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Dick Donahey
Market
Hunter Sts
Walnut and
Donahey
Kesslers Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary in Logan
Approximately 100 relatives and friends attended a Sunday reception at the home of Lawrence and Florence Kessler for their golden wedding anniversary. The couple, married June 18, 1912, resided at 264 Furnace St. for their entire married life and have six children and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lawrence Kessler
Columbus
Dayton
Swanton
Athens
Bremen
Lancaster
Zanesville
Newark
Logan Area
Edward Kessler
Tor
St. Ann
Dresden
Harold Kessler
Charles Kessler
Michael
Mark Weiland
Brandt
Kessler
Furnace St
Charles
Edward
James
Betty) Rimpelspach
Leo
Harold
Thomas
Catherine) Weiland
Florence Weis
Charles Weis
Joseph Kessler
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Veterans Association of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Rotary Club
American Legion
Catholic Club Hears Reports in Parish Hall
The Catholic Womens Club met in the parish hall with Mrs Virginia Ginnan hosting aided by Mrs Betty Deal of Jacksonville. Officer reports were given by Mrs Ginnan and Mrs Walter Hobociewski. Delegates including Rev Fr Anthony Nickel and several members prepared for the Steubenville Deanery meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Nickel
Ed Ley
Henry Shafer
John Carter
Anna Paskievitch
Loretta Johnston
Thomas Noon
Helen Rothery
Josephine Hedfelt
Ley
Shafer
Hobocienski
Norbert Johnston
Paskievitch
Betty Deal
Ginnan
Nickel
Ruth McCune
Pittsburgh
Priscilla Class Meeting At Methdist Church In Straitsville
The Priscilla Class of the Methdist Church met in the dining room with opening prayers and Bible verse roll call. Ethel Wade gave devotions while attendees included Margaret Edwards Amy Lanning Nellie Dixon Edna Rawlins Anna Frasure Mabel Abram and the Lines family. Lunch was served by Anna Frasure and visitors included Mrs Reuben Crees Mrs Richard Parker and son Billy Mrs Jean Williams and Susan Beattie with Ruth Ann Parker also visiting. Buckeye Boys State delegate Gary Martin from Athens was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Priscilla
The
Methodist Church
Ethel Wade
Margaret Edwards
Amy Lanning
Nellie Dixon
Edna Rawlins
Anna Frasure
Mabel Abram
Anna
James
Gladys Lines
Reuben Crees
Detroit Mich
Mabel Blosser
Richard Parker
Billy
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Bess Davis
Jean Williams
Logan
Gary Martin
Harold Martin
Athens
Buckeye Boys
McAleer
Millicon Post
American Legion
Susan Beattie
Ruth Ann Parker
Salem Center Weekend Visitors Amid Flooding Damages
Weekend guests at the T E Smith home from Columbus included Paul Dott and Hope Smith plus Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith and children and Mr and Mrs C K Smith and daughters. Floods damaged Williams Run Fairplay and Strongs Run. Accidental deer kills rise in Southeastern Ohio with 68 fatalities in first five months of 1962, led by Hocking Tuscarawas with eight each and Athens Washington Monroe with six to seven. Maylee Edwards of Columbus visited her parents and worked in Columbus. Larry Smith brought Dolores Wallace to Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Smith
Salem Center
T. E. Smith
Paul, Dott
Hope Smith
Lloyd Smith
C. K. Smith
Columbus
Dolores Wallace
Louisville
Ted Smith
Fairplay
Strong
Maylee Edwards
Ross Edwards
Myrta Dott Smith
Larry Smith
Logan
Ohio
al Cannon
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Hocking
Tuscarawas
Athens
Washington
Monroe
Carroll
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Peanut Sisters
Chauncey
Peanut Sisters Club
London
Wiliam Wetzel
London Correctional Institution
Londn
Athens County
Ohto Pardon and Parole Commission
Herbert Kell
Jyrole
Athens Pharmacy
Washington St
Scotty Roberts
Mgr
Second St
Gallipolis
Public Square
Pomeroy
Sacramento
Calif
Aero-Jet General Corp
Glouster Meetings
Study Doo
Sale Nets
Perry County Court
William L. Finck
Wilma L. Howell
Somerset
Ronald Clifford Maurer
Shawnee
Cheryl Kay Weaver
Larry L. Burnett
Shirley J. Johnson
Wayne R. Woodward
Marlene Ket Watts
Crooksville
Terry Lee Stickhorn
Cheryl Ann Warner
Norman Earl Webster
Washinnau County
Mich
Catherine Anita Tucker
Glenn D. Easterline
Nola Mae Pyle
Moxahala
Common Pleas Court
Francis Emil Buty
Irene Buty
Grace L. Chute
Don Carlos Chute
Viuorray City
Mrs. Howard Craft
Toni Irwin
Myrtle Barnes
John Snyder
Ross Smith
Bill Drake
Cynthia
Howard Craft
Karen Thompson
Drake
Mike Berry
Jerry Thompson
Apnle
Max Spangler
New Mexico
Pele
Cussins & Fearn Store
Athens, Ohio
the Messenger
Kesslers
Catholic Club
N. Straitsville
J. M. Harris & Co., Inc
Roanoke, VA
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