Logan District Board Combines Three Posts
Logan district officials merged attendance officer bus supervisor and lunchroom manager duties. Kenneth Risch of Logan Route 2 was hired as combined post holder starting August 1 at 3600 dollars annually plus travel. James Gastin was set at 6500 dollars yearly with travel for 11 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan District Board
Logan
Logan District Board of Education
Kenneth Risch
Logan Route 2
Hocking County
Risch
James Gastin
Gastin
East
East Hocking
Gore
Green
Marion
Enterprise
West Logan
County Girl Bitten by Dog in Hocking County
A three year old girl, Shirley Bateman of Longstreth, was bitten on the right arm by a dog owned by Edmund Trowbridge of Nelsonville Route 1 at 4 p.m. Sunday. The dog is under 14 day quarantine and rabies vaccination status is uncertain. A warning was issued about the county fair grounds dog pound where several dogs are under quarantine and local children may be at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Shirley Bateman
Ronald Bateman
Longstreth
Edmund Trowbridge
Nelsonville
Trowbridge
Bateman
James Leonard
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital Highlight Local Families
Mr and Mrs Robert L Combs of McArthur welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs George C Pugh of Wellston greet a son. Mr and Mrs Fred Perry of Logan celebrate a son. Elizabeth A Searles of Creola noted. Several locals discharged include Mrs Fred Perry and son, Mrs William Bobo, Mrs John Hamilton, Robert Hutton, Victor Shark, Ronald Harden, Mrs Joseph Parrish, Mrs Roger Chute, and Mrs Royden Kollister from Logan and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L
Combs
William Bobo
Logan
John Hamilton
Robert Hutton
Victor Shark
Ronald Harden
Joseph Parrish
Nelsonville
Roger Chute
Royden Kollister
Bray Estate Valued At 16679 In Logan
Inventory and appraisement of the estate of the late Virginia M. Bray of Logan filed in Hocking County Probate Court lists a valuation of 16679.79 dollars. Appraisers Carl C. Harsh C. O. Stephenson and Ben Humphrey set allocations with assets including 8543.66 in stocks and securities 3986.13 in accounts receivable and 4000 in real estate. Walter G. Bray named administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Virginia M. Bray
Hocking County
Carl C. Harsh
C. O. Stephenson
Ben Humphrey
Walter G. Bray
Napier and White Wed in Double Ring Ceremony
Ver non Napier and Patricia Lee White married in a double ring ceremony on Saturday June 4 at the New Plymouth Methodist Church. Rev William Brown and Rev Wilson Rollins officiated. The couple will reside at 163 Thurman Ave Columbus after a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Canada. She works for Logan City schools and he with Columbus Transit Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Rollins
New Plymouth Methodist Church
Earl White
New Plymouth
Napier
Charles Napier
Hazard, Ky
Thurman Ave
Columbus
Niagara Falls
Canada
Logan City Schools
Columbus Transit Co
Laurelville man arraigned on assault charges fined fifty
Marvin L. Amerine of Laurelville pleaded guilty in Hocking County Court to assault and battery against his mother Iona Hayes. He was fined $50 and costs and imprisoned 30 days with the jail term suspended by Judge Vaughn Collins. Separately, two highway patrol citations ended in forfeited bonds: Samuel Frost forfeited $19 and Carroll B. Mowrey forfeited $35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marvin L. Amerine
Laurelville
Hocking County
Iona Hayes
Amerine
Vaughn Collins
Samuel Frost
Akron
Carroll B. Mowrey
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mrs Blake Honored by Club Before Move
Logan Saturday Club members honored president Mrs. Wallace E. Blake with a luncheon at Brandt's Restaurant. The Blakes and their son Bill will move to Zanesville Thursday. Guests toasted the guest of honor and presented a farewell gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wallace E. Blake
Brandt
Blake
Wallace Blake
Bill
Zanesville
E. G. Hockman
Clarence Salts
Salt Lake City
Salts
Raymond Keairns
Fish Supper Planned by Haydenville Church
Smith Chapel Methodist Church sponsors a fish supper Friday from 5 to 8 p m at Green Elementary School. Proceeds go to the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville — Smith Chapel Methodist Church
Green Elementary
Carborundum Group Holds Annual Stag Party and Family Outing
Carborundum Group held its annual stag party for executive members at the American Legion grounds near Route 6648S. On the same day, wives and children of management attended a separate picnic arranged by Mrs. Gerald Lane and Mrs. James Irvine at the Lane farm on Route 664N, with about 45 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Carborundum Co
Number 20
American Legion Grounds
Carborundum Management
Gerald Lane
James Irvine
Lane
West Logan 4 H Club Hosts Homemakers Meeting
West Logan 4 H Club hosted by Nancy and Patty Stewart on June 9 drew 23 members and three guests Cristie King Christie Primmer and Kendra Helber Alice West presided Sherry Griffin delivered a safety report and Nancy Stewart presented a health report A Rock House picnic is planned for the next meeting on June 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Logan Homemakers
Nancy
Patty Stewart
Cristie King
Christie Primmer
Kendra Helber
Alice West
Sherry Griffin
Nancy Stewart
Rock House
Court Cancels Lien On Life Estate In Ohio Property
Judge Harley Meyer of Hocking County Common Pleas Court canceled a lien held by the Ohio Division of Aid for the Aged on a life estate tied to Bishop Wade’s property. The case, a partition suit by Edward Steinhoff against Raymond Wade, noted the Probate Court had authority to approve a sale but not to permit mortgaging. Proceeds from the sale were to be distributed per partition terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Division of Aid For
Harley Meyer
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Edward Steinhoff
Raymond Wade
Division of Aid For the Aged
Bishop Wade
Lucy Wade
Probate Court
Floyd Turner of Shawnee Dies at 73
Floyd Froggy Turner 73 a World War I veteran and retired coal miner of Shawnee died after a lengthy illness at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville. Survived by wife Ardat, two daughters Helen Kopis Elyria and Betty Davis Lancaster six grandsons and six sisters. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Humphrey funeral home with John Shaw officiating. Burial Shawnee Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Floyd (Froggy) Turner
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Allen
Alice Drake Turner
Turner
United Mine Workers of America
Ardath
Helen Kopis
Elyria
Betty Davis
Lancaster
Maude Larrick
Blondie Sotler
Violet Campbell
Rachel Roof
Evelyn Lamberson
Columbus
Lucy Hammrick
Sayre
Humphrey Funeral Home
John Shaw
Walnut Street
Church of Christ
Shawnee Cemetery
Mrs Shaw attends Ohio Rural Health Council meeting in Columbus
Mrs Paul Shaw of Rockbridge Route 1 attended the Executive Committee meeting of the Ohio Rural Health Council at Ohio State University then stayed in Columbus to visit her sister Mrs Earl Banker. On June 14 she joined area Farm Bureau directors for a conference at Beattery Hotel near Russell's Point Indian Lake, while serving as Hocking County Farm Bureau director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Health Council
Logan
Paul Shaw
Rockbridge
Ohio Rural Health Council
Ohio State University
Columbus
Earl Banker
Shaw
Ohio
Farm Bureau
Beattery Hotel
Russel’s Point
Indian Lake
Hocking County Farm Bureau
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Hester Lee White
Patricia Summel
J. R. Hankison
William Hankison
Clarence Noble
Henderson Oliver
Samuel Stewart
Lloyd Strawn
Harold van Bibber
William Woodgeard
Robert Gastin
William Sickles
Jean Carter
Elizabeth Gribble
Helen Smith
Central School
Dorothy Hiles
Helen Shultz
West
Sylvia Stuart
Ruth Shaw
Gladys Hedges
West Sch
Floyd Daubemire
W. R. Fowler
Donahey Bros. of
Zanesville Public Schools
Morris
Main Street
Cone Logan
Sears and Elberfeld’s
Pomeroy-Mason Bridge
Pomeroy, Ohio
Court St
Athens, O
Ingm
Abi
Hocking Valley Hospital
Theron Daubenmire, Logan
Elizabeth A. Searles
Creola
Mrs
Fred Perry, Logan and
Bray
Mrs, Vernon Napier
Mrs. Blake
S. T. Coleridge
Delayit
Quick's Drug
Postoffice
West Union Street
Prescription Chemists
West Logan 4-H Club
Floyd Turner
Cussins & Fearn Store
E. Carpenter St
Athens, Ohio
the Electric Co
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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