Logan Ucker Convicted Third Time For Milk Violation
Logan dairyman Logan Ucker was found guilty in Hocking County Court of possessing ungraded and misbranded milk for a third time in a month. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs, with a 10 day window to pay or appeal.
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Ucker
LOGAN
James Ucker
Logan Dairyman
Hocking County
Ucker Bros. Dairy
Logan - Hocking County
Acker
Paul Hartman
Ucker Bros
Southeast District Laboratory
Nelsonville
H. M. Boocks
C. F. Cummins
Hartman
Vaughn Collins
Richard Gerken
Collins
Rev Schottke to Conduct Last Service at First United
Logan notes Rev Earl F Schottke will lead his final service at the First United Presbyterian Church with the Lord s Supper, infant baptisms, and new members. Over seven and a half years he oversaw 45 marriages 75 baptisms 113 funerals and added 200 plus members. The congregation will vote at 7 30 p m to dissolve the pastoral relationship effective June 30 under Moderator General Presbyter Thomas E Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Foster
Unemployed In Hocking County Declines In Week
The Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports a seasonal decline in unemployment in Hocking and Athens Counties for the week ended June 17. The total unemployed or on continued claims fell to 851 from 947, with 51 new claimants and 402 on federal extended benefits.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Athens
Hocking Counties
Ohio
Neglect and Cruelty Cited in Divorce Petition
Monique Shanley cites neglect of duty and extreme cruelty in a divorce petition from Michael Shanley filed in Common Pleas Court. She seeks custody of three minor children, temporary and permanent alimony, and an order restraining the husband from entering a trailer at 1178 W Hunter St. Married February 2 1958 in Plessitt Herbert France.
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Logan
Monique Shanley
Michael Shanley
Common Pleas Court
W. Hunter St
Plessitt Herbert
France
Injunction Sought Over Wall At Nelsonville Homes
W A Patton of 911 Chestnut St Nelsonville files in Common Pleas for a injunction against Nora Reeves of 923 Chestnut St to stop her cement block wall project on Patton property. Hearing set for 10 a m June 27.
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W. A. Patton
Chestnut St
Nelsonville
Common Pleas Court
Nora Reeves
Patton
Dinner Held For Choir At St. Matthew
A potluck dinner in the St Matthew Lutheran Church assembly room preceded the senior choir season finale rehearsal. Kitchen led by the Blosser and Blum couples. Miss Susan Dupler performed piano and organ solos with group singing. Rehearsals resume September 6 under director Mrs Ward Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merl Primmer
Cleon Tucker
C. F. Rauch
Katherine Myers
Logan
Ward Stuart
Bremen
Ward
Rena) Stuart
Laurel Run Community Church Hosts June Activities
Local calendar lists Laurel Valley Grange program on Friday June 23 at 7 30 p m. June 24 features an ice cream social on Wolfe's lawn Laur el Run Road Laur el Run Community Church sponsors. June 25 Ilesboro Homecoming at schoolhouse with Alumni Association basket dinner at 12 30 p m Nosth Libri League hosts 8 p m at Mrs Russel Mason home with speaker Mrs John Barker.
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Laurel Valley Grange
Wolfe
Laurel Run Road
Route
Laurel Run
Joseph Cantwell McBroom
Village Park
Canal Winchester
Nosth Libri League
Russel Mason
John Barker
Fan Motor Burns Out At Nelsonville Residence
Firefighters responded at 3 58 a m Thursday to 471 Fairview Ave Nelsonville for a furnace blower fan motor that burned out. Damage confined to the motor with no further injuries reported.
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Nelsonville
Eileen Reighard
Fairview Ave
Troop 6 to Meet Nelsonville Camp Meeting
Boy Scout Troop 64 will hold a meeting at 6 30 p m Friday at the recreation park shelter house. All members planning to attend camp must be present and medical forms will be issued at the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Recreation Park
Logan Couples In County Justice Court Record
Logan residents Larry Lee Toops 19 and Wanda M. Shahan 18 at home Logan. Edward H. Anderson 24 factory worker Logan and Patricia Ann Dicken 21 stock record clerk Logan.
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Logan
Larry Lee Toops
Wanda M. Shahan
Edward H. Anderson
Patricia Ann Dicken
Will Admitted in Logan Probate Court
Will of the late James J. Smith of Logan admitted to probate in Hocking County Probate Court. Entire estate left to wife Agnes minus 300 dollars bequest to Birdy Smith. Widow named executrix without bond.
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Logan
James J. Smith
Hocking County
Agnes
Birdy Smith
WSCS Elects New Officers in Nelsonville Circle Five
The WSCS Circle Five held its organizational meeting at Mrs. Faye Bingman's home with Mrs. Helen Jackson assisting. New officers named are Lucille Weaver secretary Betty Johnson treasurer and Mary K Backus press secretary. The group set the third Tuesday as regular meeting night and planned a rummage sale in October and Christmas tags. Blessing Boxes will be started and the next meeting is Sept 19 at Mrs. Florence Coakley’s home with devotion led by Mrs. Bessie Ball and program by Mrs. Ruth Patton.
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Nelsonville
New Circle
WSCS
Methodist Church
Faye Bingman
Helen Jackson
Bingman
Jackson
Florence Coakley
Lucille Weaver
Betty Johnson
Mary K. Backus
Oak Street
Bessie Ball
Ruth Patton
Doering Family Vacation at Thousand Island Park New York
Logan residents Dr. and Mrs. J Ward Doering and children Kathy Cindy and Dotty returned to Logan after a week at Park Lodge on the St Lawrence Seaway Thousand Island Park New York. The Doerings older children Tim Peggy and Jim are summer lodge employees. Park Lodge manager is P Jay Cole formerly of Logan. Mrs Newell Grooms of Midland Place enjoyed a week in Paducah Kentucky visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Hull and son Tom Grooms. Last Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs J G Coakley home were Myrl Coakley of Coolville and Mrs Ben Bunthoff and children Rosemary and Royden of Logan.
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Newell Grooms
Midland Place
Paducah
George Hull
Tom Grooms
Logan
J. G. Coakley
Schofield
Max Donahue
Gregory
Donahue
Richwood
Union County
James Roberts
Newark
Ives Hartley
Leonard Keirns
Florence Wallace
Dayton
Jack Wilson
Duncan Falls
Don Wilson
Agnes Russell
Glouster
Drake Rest Home
Bessie Drake
Jessie Howard
McConnelsville
Stella McIinturf
Stockport
Jane Ellen Thompson
Jack Hewes
Youngstown
Glen Morris
Tiffin
Girl Scouts Hold Regular Meeting With Pizza Party
Girl Scout Troop 9 met at the Scout House Wednesday evening at 7 for their regular meeting. The group enjoyed a pizza party with each girl helping prepare the refreshments. Miss Rita Fields poured for the candle light dinner. The next meeting will be at the same time next Wednesday evening.
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Nelsonville
Rita Fields
Logan Area Girls Elected To Offices
Five Logan area girls at Buckeye Girls State Capital University Columbus are elected to offices in the phantom state. Janice Thompson Gary city house representative Teresa Walter Hobart city senator Melissa Horwell Gage City Nationalist Party leader Michele Scapparotti Sullivant City school board Mary Jo Rutter Cook City council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Rutter
E. Main St
Cook City
Garden Club Members Tour Wahkeena Preserve
Logan Mrs Frederick Blume Mrs Sol Stoughton and Mrs George Stallsmith joined Four Seasons Garden Club members on a tour of Wahkeena in Fairfield County a preserve donated to the Ohio Historical Society by the late Mrs Carmen Hambleton Warner Unusual flowers and trees were noted including non native species Three varieties of water lilies and other aquatic plants were observed Birds calls numbered over 30 with some nests identified Photos were taken and slated for later meetings The excursion ended with a dinner at Jo Kar s in Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Jo-Kar's
Hospital Notes From Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Woodruff Logan welcome a daughter. Mrs Gene Coe Haydenville undergoes surgery. Andy Dhaka South Bloomingville treated medically. Discharged are Mrs Richard Barnhart Logan Route 1 and Clifford Wharton Rockbridge.
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William Woodruff
Logan
Gene Coe
Haydenville
Andy Dhaka
South Bloomingville
Richard Barnhart
Clifford Wharton
Rockbridge
Circle Elects Officers For WSCS Dutch Party Planned
Circle I of WSCS Methodist Church held its meeting at Mrs. Anna Riley’s home. Dorothy Allen was named recording secretary and Mary Louise Weller treasurer. Miss Stephenson becomes press secretary with Pearl Williams chairing the card and sales tax committees. A Dutch Maid party is set for July 12 in the church social rooms. Regular meetings move to the fourth Wednesday. no summer meetings, next gathering in September at Mrs. Oda Elliott’s home.
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Nelsonville
Circle I
WSCS
Methodist Church
Anna Riley
Short Street
Edith Howson
Riley
Pearl Williams
Margaret Riley
Dorothy Allen
Mary Louise Weller
Miss Stephenson
Oda Elliott
Hocking Personal Taxes Show Sizeable Increase
May settlement by Hocking County treasurer Ralph Moorhead shows personal taxes up sharply. First half totals reach 129 996 11 with delinquencies 23 847 53 and tangible property 89 592 72 plus 16 545 22 from intangible property and 10 62 in grain taxes. Subdivisions receive varied amounts across Benton Two Falls Two Logan city Good Hope Two and other districts.
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LOGAN
Ralph Moorhead
Hocking County
Benton Two
Falls Two
Oroville
Logan City
Nel sonville BPW installs officers at dinner meeting
Nel sonville Business and Professional Women's Club held a monthly dinner at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Jeannette Grim thanked members for support and installed officers including Grim as president and Kunzman, Kelso, Young, Hartley, and Hanning. Reports on Toledo convention were given.
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Nelsonville
Alice Kelso
Lillian Young
Pearl Hartley
Woodena Hanning
Bible School Graduation Program Slated at Nazarene Church
Commencement exercises for the daily vacation Bible school at the Church of the Nazarene start at 7 30 p m Sunday with an open house at 7 in the church basement. Exhibits of handwork and crafts will be shown as pupils from each department participate in the evening program. Parents are urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
Church of the Nazarene
The
Bible School
Scouts Shape Rhoades Scholarships for Oxford Study
Two thirds of Rhodes scholarships awarded to Americans for study at Oxford over the last sixteen years went to young men who had been Boy Scouts.
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Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Chesterhill Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Local social notes recount visits and travels among residents. Hoots include Hoon and Gibbons in Kalamazoo, Bowman relocation to McElfresh property, John Schofield’s cataract surgery, Donahue family move to Richwood, and Jane Ellen Thompson’s wedding in Youngstown. Several hospitality calls and family gatherings are listed.
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Chesterhill
Ross Hoon
Charles Gibbons
Kalamazoo
Mich
Lenore Gibbons
Jerry Bowman
Stockport
John McElfresh
Town
New Officers Installed by Logan Women of the Moose
Mrs Mary Bren ick installed as regent at the regular meeting of the Women of the Moose in Logan. Twenty one members attended as officers including Jennie Norris senior regent and Mabel Roop retiring senior regent received corsages and gifts. A potluck supper and mystery prize followed with next meeting scheduled for July 6.
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Lennie Henry
Sentinel
Sylvia Blake
Argus
Elizabeth Kellengarger
Shirley Norris
Helen Kistler
Mabel Roop
Roop
Norris
Emma_ Woltz
Nutter
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes and Admissions
Hospital notes list new arrivals and admissions including Mr and Mrs Harold Giffin with a son born. admissions for Mary Slatzer Delbert Shiplett Clara Denney Charles Williams Sam Jackson Kathryn Johnson and others. Also noted are several newborns and patients from Shawnee New Lexington Nelsonville Glouster Millfield McConnelsville and Deanville.
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Harold Giffin
Logan Route 3
Admissions
Mary Slatzer
Shawnee
Delbert Shiplett
Clara Denney
New Marshfield
Charles Williams
Jacksonville
Sam Jackson
Glouster
Lucille Clark
New Lexington
Alice Finnen
Randy Dearing
Margaret Young
Minor damages in W Hunter St crash
John R. McElhinny of Middletown and John A. Moore of Canal Winchester were involved when Moore sideswiped McElhinny while he prepared to turn into a service station. Moore was cited in mayor’s court for improper passing.
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Logan
W. Hunter St
John R. McElhinny
Middleport
John A. Moore
Canal Winchester
Moore
Scout Mothers See Movies Of Mountains
The Mother's Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 69 met at the Presbyterian Church with President Tom Wolf presiding. Reports showed funds raised for the trip to the Smoky Mountains and a wagon to Williamsburg. Eighteen parents attended as Scout Master Robert Harris presented slides of Camp Kootaga 1960 and the Smoky Mountain trip.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Tom Wolf
Rober Harris
Gary Wolfe
Aster
Church Class Has Meeting
The Local Workers Class of the Methodist Church met at noon for a covered dish luncheon. Twelve members attended with Mrs. Alma Stover absent. A picnic is planned at the city park shelter on July 18 with guests invited.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Vernon Cagg
Edward Howard
Margaret Riley
Alma_ Stover
Howard
Agnes Woodard
Mayme Wallace
Flossie Dixon
New York State Thruway Has Sixty One Interchanges
A 553 mile stretch of the New York State Thruway features 61 interchanges connecting service areas ramps and exits across the corridor. The count reflects planned mileposts and access points along the roadway network.
Berea Class of Union Furnace Presbyterian Meets in June
Logan June meeting of the Berea Class at Union Furnace Presbyterian Church opened with hymn singing. Mrs. Rudolph Sutton led prayer. hostesses were Mrs. James Skinner and Mrs. Wendell Phillips. Ten members attended with guests Mrs. Wayne Kennard, Mrs. Elizabeth Coughman, and Terry Tinham. Plans set for an ice cream social. July 14 devotions by Mrs. Ray Mount from Acts. Mrs. William Winder presented Fathers of the Bible. Mr. and Mrs. Winder led Bible study. Faye Nixon announced as devotional leader. Mrs. Howard White and Mrs. Sutton hostesses for July at the church.
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Ray Mount
Bib S
William Winder
Local Women Erie Guests
Members of the Inter-City Duplicate Club hosted by Mrs. C. H. Cherrington at Lakeside Cottage on Lake Erie. The four day social gathering included substitute player Mrs Virgil Harman and guests from Nelsonville Haydenville and Logan.
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John Lee
Claude Hammon
Harry Bell
John Connor
Edward Kemper
Logan
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By Hettie Woodward
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Roberts Rest Home
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