Army Holds Suspect in Ilesboro Theft and Missing Savings
Sheriff Paul Hartman and Deputy Clarence Nihiser recovered $2190 of an estimated $3000 stolen from Lizzie Davis of Ilesboro by her grandson Charles C. Davis. Davis, on leave from the service, confessed stealing cash and a letter to his father, and hid the money in a barn. Fort Riley authorities say he spent about $500 and hid more in a car trunk in Ogden. Davis is held for absence without leave as prosecutors weigh charges.
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Hartman
Fort Riley
Davis
Ogden
Kan
Hubert Lappen
Camden Davis
Feik Will Admitted To Probate Court
The will of the late Chris Jacob Feik of Oakland California was admitted to probate in Logan. He left six-figure estate to Logan residents and a trust to Mingo Lodge 171 F and A M to fund a memorial for his parents with free church access if costs arise. Cremation followed and ashes placed in Oak Grove Cemetery. Trustees named as Mingo Lodge officers James H Stewart Julius Mathias and John Craig.
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Logan
Chris Jacob Feik
Oakland
Calif
Feik
Mingo Lodge No
George Chris Feik
Marie Feik
John Craig
Mingo Lodge
Ward Stewart Hosts Choir Members at Bremen Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stewart of Bremen entertained St. Matthew Lutheran Church senior choir members and guests with a picnic at their home Saturday evening. Choir director Mrs. Stewart led the group, with attendees including Miss Margaret Hartmann, Mrs. Katherine Myers, Mrs. June Marshall, Mrs. Amelia Goodlive, Miss Edna Blum, and many other church members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Drefbe
Harley Meyer
Paul Risch
William Dennis
Oscar Blum
Gary Hiles
Lori
Joe Hartman
Gary Oblinger
Pair Attend Flower Show In Gahanna
Mrs Willard Mills of New Straitsville and Mrs. Joseph Phillips of Logan attended a flower show in Gahanna Saturday. The event titled Summer Comes to Gahanna featured 19 classes staged in downtown businesses and churches. Refreshments were provided at the Presbyterian Church by Gahanna Garden Club hostesses.
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Logan
Willard Mills
New Straitsville
Joseph Phillips
Gahanna
Presbyterian Church
Ex Logan Man John W. Fox Dies in Columbus Funeral
John W. Fox 57, formerly of Logan, died in Columbus Tuesday after moving there in 1928. Requiem High Mass will be held Friday at Corpus Christi Church in Columbus. Survivors include wife Ruth two sons James B. and Donald L. and his father Lawrence. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at Maeder Quint funeral home Columbus.
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Logan
Corpus Christi
Columbus
John W. Fox
Knights of St. John and
Holy Name Society
Ruth
James B
Donald L
Lawrence
Catherine Billingsley
Bernard
Toledo
St. Joseph
Maeder-Quint Funeral Home
Women’s Golf Association Holds Meeting at Hocking Hills Club
The Logan WGA met Wednesday at 12 30 p m for a luncheon at Hocking Hills Country Club. Attendees included Mrs Huffman Mrs Chrisman Mrs Shipley Mrs Johns Mrs Jurgensmier Mrs Wright Mrs Johnson Mrs Johnson Mrs Blum Mrs Hall Mrs Mowrey Miss McKinley and two guests. Mary Jane McKinley was medalist with 39 in a nine hole play. Net winners were Villum 33 McKinley 34 Shipley 36 and Johnson Johns 37. Committee members were Joanne Jurgensmier and Marge Wright. Seventeen members of the Logan association joined the 1962 Invitational at Athens Country Club Wednesday.
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Logan
Women’s Golf Association
Hocking Hills Country Club
Mary Jane McKinley
Villum
Wally Shipley
Die
Nancy Johnson
Agnes Johns
Logan Association
WGA
Athens Country Club
Dr Watson Property To Be Sold In Adelphi
Logan The late Dr George B Watson Adelphi home and personal property will be sold per his will. His secretary Mrs Marabelle Higgins declined a lifetime estate. The estate valued over 25000 includes a 14500 home and grounds with 40 acres. Personal property will be sold at public auction July 7 at Adelphi Town Hall. Dr Watson died May 25 and served as a physician and hospital trustee.
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Patterson
Adelphi
Watson
Hocking Valley Hospital
Car Truck Collision on Route 75 Near Logan
At 2 05 p m Tuesday a collision occurred on Route 75 three and a half miles from Logan just south of Bethany Church involving a 1962 Columbus Wholesale Produce Inc. truck driven by Charles W May Jr and a car driven by Christa A Willis who turned left in front of the truck. Heavy damage occurred to the car and Willis was cited in Hocking County Court for failure to yield the right of way.
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Logan
Paul Hartman
Route 75
Bethany Church
Columbus Wholesale Produce Inc
Charles W. May Jr
Columbus
Christa A. Willis
Lancaster
Hocking
J. W. Mohler Dies At 70 In Logan Ohio
John Wesley Mohler 70 of Logan Route 38 died at 12 25 p m Wednesday in Hocking Valley Hospital after a 10 day stay. He was born in Green Two, Hocking County, a lifelong resident and a retired farmer who also worked at the NATCO Plant Haydenville. He is survived by two brothers Frank and Homer and a sister Mrs Cora Crane. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p m at Leonard funeral home with burial in Smiths Chapel Cemetery. calling hours at the funeral home.
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Logan
John Wesley Mohler
Hocking Valley Hospital
Green Two
Hocking County
John C
Susan Snyder Mohler
NATCO
Haydenville
Frank
Homer
Cora Crane
Smith's Chapel
Bailey Family Welcomes Daughter in Haydenville
Mrs. and Mrs. James Bailey of Haydenville announce a daughter. Admitted was Mrs. George Shark of Haydenville for medical care. Dismissals include Mrs. James Woods of Logan and Mrs. Rexford Myers with her son from Rockbridge. Carrie Nix of Logan was transferred to University Hospital Columbus.
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James Bailey
Haydenville
Jerry Unger
Laurelville
George Shark
Medical
James Woods
Logan
Rexford Myers
Rockbridge
Carrie Nixon
University Hospital, Columbus
Logan Calendar Thursday Events for June 21 and 22
A list of community meetings and social events scheduled in Logan for Thursday June 21 including Modern Mothers Club at Laurelville Park and a pot luck dinner at Pocahontas hall. Also notes United Bible Class banquet at Brandts Mecca Room and various club gatherings led by local groups and churches. Friday June 22 features Bear Run Farm Bureau advisory council and Antioch home demonstration club activities with a cookout.
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Modern Mothers Club
Laurelville Park
J. K. Rochester No
Woman's Relief Corps
Pocahontas Hall
United Bible Class of Methodist Church
Brandt's
Mecca Room
D. C. Moffett
Twig IV
Hocking Valley Hospital
Bear Run Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Harold Daubenmire
White Elephant Sale
Group Talks on Establishing School for Retarded Children
Logan page reports the Hocking County Mental Health Association discussed establishing a county school for retarded children. A secured room, several applications, and donations were noted. They estimated a $7000 annual operating need, with treasury short of that amount. Contacts: Mrs. Martin Sharrett, Warren P. Barber, Dean Edwards, Mrs. Fred Goode.
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Hocking County Mental Health Association
The
Association
Treasury
Martin Sharrett
Warren P. Barber
Dean Edwards
Fred Good
Logan
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Lizzie Davis
Sears
Netherlands
New Guinea
Brazil
Edward Gilbert
Boy Wonder
Wall Street
E. L. Bruce Co., Inc
New York City
Rio
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
E. L. Bruce Jr
Lower
Gilbert
Logan Man
N. Court St
Belk’s
Revere
ICE
Certified Better Values
Walter Huffman
Claude Chrisman
Duane Ship
Joanne Jurgensmier
Marge Wright
Dr. Watson
J. W. Mohler
Ohio Power Company
Marion Grange
Women of the Moose
Antioch Home Demonstration Club
Guy Dusenbery
Florida
America
Copp
Q.T
Quick's
Athens
Ohio
Elberfeld
Logan, Ohio
Safe Service
F.B.A
Mansfield
Elberfeld’s
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