Columbus Gunman Sentenced to Indeterminate Reformatory Term
James E. Eyer, 22, of Columbus, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and shooting with intent to kill after a May burglary at Scenic Lanes in Logan. He was sentenced to the Ohio Reformatory for an indeterminate term, to begin within five days. Franklin D. Booth, 28, also charged, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and awaits grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Harley Meyer
Eyer
Reformatory
Ever
Franklin D. Booth
Columbus
W. Hunter St
Stanley Nutter
Ralph Brandon
Nutter
Brandon
Hocking
Booth
Officers Elected By Logan Post 78 American Legion
Logan Post 78 in Ohio elected new officers led by Commander Clyde Smith. Other officers include Stanley Nutter senior vice commander L W Adcock junior vice commander Ronald Schultz chaplain J B Waldron adjutant Virgil Emrick finance officer Vaughn Collins service officer Frank Mason sergeant at arms and trustees T J Rush D J Edgar and Earl Beal. David Eberst reported on Buckeye Boys State at Ohio University Eb erst was elected auditor of mythical Herbert City and appointed to the state civil service commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Post
American Legion
Clyde Smith
Stanley Nutter
L. W. Adcock
Ronald Schultz
J. B. Waldron
Virgil Emrick
Vaugn Collins
Frank Mason
T. J. Rush
D. J. Edgar
Earl Beal
David Eberst
Policeman Traps Fireworks Seller in Corning
Off duty Patrolman Ralph Brandon wearing plain clothes encountered Paul Walton, 23, of Corning, offering to sell fire crackers. Walton was arrested by Patrolman Ronald Schultz for possession of fireworks. Walton pleaded guilty in mayor's court, fined 20 dollars with 5 dollars suspended, and the firecrackers were confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Ogg and Beasley
Walton
Ptl
Ronald Schultz
Marion Two Grange Hall Destroyed by Fire
Marion Two residents report the Marion Grange Hall struck by lightning Tuesday afternoon. Firefighters arrived too late. the landmark building once bought thirty years ago burned to the ground. Total loss estimated at 7000 dollars, 5000 for the structure and 2000 for contents containing flags trophies and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Grange Hall
Logan
Bremen
Marion Grange
The
Grange
Chit Chat Club Holds Social Evening At Warner Ave Home
Mrs Lloyd Heinlein hosted the Chit Chat Club on Tuesday night at her Warner Avenue home. Nine members attended a social evening with late-hour refreshments. Mrs Glen Ward received a birthday gift from a mystery sister. A July picnic was planned for members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lloyd Heinlein
Warner Ave
Glen Ward
Logan Calendar Seeks Local Food and Fun Events
Friday features a fish supper at Green Elementary School Haydenville sponsored by Smith Chapel Methodist Church and a four hand ice cream social at Gore School. Also a skating party at Grotto Grounds hosted by Hocking Livestock Leaders from 7:30 to 10:30 p m. Public welcome. On Saturday Lake Logan Farm Bureau hosts at Marion Beery home, Kiwanis chicken barbecue at Kachelmacher Park from 4 to 8 p m, Ham supper at Good Hope Community Institute at Rockbridge Buena Vista Rd serving 5:30 p m. Public invited. Bear Run Farm Bureau at Arthur Anderson home at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Elementary
Haydenville
Smith Chapel Methodist
Gore School
Grotto Grounds
Hocking Livestock Leaders
Lake Logan Farm Bureau Council
Marion Beery
Kiwanis Club
Kachelmacher Park
Good Hope Community Institute
Institute Building
Rockbridge
Buena Vista Rd
Bear Run Farm Bureau Council
Arthur Anderson
Get-To-Gether Club Tenth Meeting Gathers in June
The Logan 4-H Get-To-Gether Club held its tenth meeting June 21 at Janice Jones residence. Present were Mrs. Lawrence Jones advisors Mrs. Leonard Lehman and Mrs. Ray Julian and eight members. They shared a play portion for Ohio Share the Fun Contest, planned a 4-H camp, and Karen Vollmer demonstrated a menu and proper table setting. Vollmer, Ward, and Taylor demonstrated artificial respiration steps. The next meeting is set for July 6 at Karen and Rhea Vollmer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Jones
Lawrence Jones
Leonard Lehman
Ray Julian
Ohio
Karen Vollmer
Nancy Ward
Roseann Taylor
Karen
Rhea Vollmer
Chesterhill Visitors Include Florida Family on Vacation
Mr and Mrs William Schofield and their children of Ft Myers Florida arrived for a two week vacation with William Scho filed Sr and Mr and Mrs Roger Carter. Mr and Mrs Charles New burn and Fred Phillips were recent dinner guests of Mrs Della Martin of Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterhill
William Schofield
Ft. Myers, Fla
William Schofield Sr
Roger Carter
Charles Newburn
Fred Phillips
Della Martin
Bartlett
Laurel Valley 4-H Club Wins In First Game
Laurel Valley 4 H Club president Ed Lee Whisler called the meeting on Monday June 20. The club’s baseball team won its first game by one run. Practice is set for June 27 at 6 p.m. The next regular meeting is July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Laurel Valley Boys
Ed Lee Whisler
Britain Labor backs nuclear base denial to US
The British Labour Party calls for denying the United States access to nuclear rocket bases in Britain but not to bomber bases, signaling a major shift in defense policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Labor Party
Britain
United States
Community News And Visitors In Guysville Area
Guysville WSCS met at Mrs P G Chapman home. Father s Day visitors included Mrs Elmore Rhodes and family from Sabina and others from Roseville Athens. Carl Bretz had surgery at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg. Several residents welcomed Rev Sullivan and family to town. Scout troop planned July 4 camping. Weekend visitors included Martha Fisher and sons Rex and Bobbie from Weirton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bretz
Guysville
WSCS
P. G. Chapman
Waldo Buck
Elmore Rhodes
Sabina
Wayne Buck
Roseville
Woodrow Thomas
Athens
Clyde Brown
Rebekah Lodge
Stewart
Carl Bretz
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Coolville
Sullivan
Mark
Guysville, Stewart and Canaanville Methodist Church
Archie Brooks
George Starkey
Goldie Vincent
Mary Hunter
Clarksburg
W. Va
Richard Campbell
Rocky River
Campbell
Don Campbell
Connie Campbell
Warren Williams
Columbus
Leta McLaughlin
Ray Nice
New Straitsville
Boy Scout Troop 75
Martha Fisher
Rex
Bobbie
Weirton
Glenna Shirley
Atheny
Arlie Smith
Detroit, Mich
Questionnaire Club Hosts Porch Party at Bowen Street
Mrs Russell Montgomery entertained the Questionnaire Club and guests at a Bowen Street porch party. Attendees included Mrs Sterling Anderson Mrs Edward Kemper Mrs Howard White Miss Patricia Foy from Philadelphia Pa and Mrs Thomas Pert of Columbus sister of Mrs White. Regular members listed include Mrs Lawrence Kessler Mrs Clarence Johnson Mrs C B Donahue Mrs Hubert Daugherty Mrs Rosella Nixon Mrs John Nosnor and Mrs Frank Blasius.
Tuesday Book Club Completes Last Session Before Summer Break
The Tuesday Book Club met at Mrs. Phil Tschappat’s home for a covered dish supper with twelve members present. Special guests included Mrs. Albert Mogg of Marion and Miss Marion Martin of Cincinnati, daughter of member Mrs. Kerwood Martin. The club will resume meetings in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Tuesday Book Club
Phil Tschappat
Paskins Sues for Divorce in Hocking County Court
Logan Stanley E. Paskins files for divorce from Jo Ann C. Paskins of Lancaster in Hocking County Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. They married September 20, 1952 in Baltimore Ohio and have two minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Stanley E. Paskins
Hocking County
Portland Social Visits Reported Across Area
Belpre residents Cecil and Mrs McLeud visited his parents Mr and Mrs Kenneth McLeud in Belpre. Dorothy Murtaugh and Allie Price from Washington visited Portland friends. Chester couple Roy Gillilan and Mrs Gillilan visited her parents C E Johnson. Reedsville couple John Henderson and children visited his parents Ralph Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Cecil McLeud
Belpre
Mr. McLeud
Kenneth McLeud
Dorothy Murtaugh
Allie Price
Washington
Roy Gillilan
Chester
Gillilan
C. E. Johnson
John Henderson
Reedsville
Mr. Henderson
Ralph Henderson
Farm Bureau Council Meeting At Walter North Home
The Farm Bureau Council met at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter North Route 33. Charles Mathias led the opening devotions and Mrs Otto Iles Sr reported on legislation and Women’s Council activities. June topic Our Farm Bureau Policies What Should They Be in 1967 was presented by Mrs Violet Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Farm Bureau Council
Walter
Route
Charles Mathias
Otto Iles Sr
Farm Bureau
Violet Carpenter
Local residents named in Logan Route 1 records
Logan Ora V. Vermillion twenty shoeworker Union Furnace and Nancy L. Davis eighteen wait ress Logan Route 1. Joe E. Sinnott twenty barber Union Furnace and Marvalea Armstrong twenty secretary Logan Route 1. Bobby L. Steele twenty nine assembler Logan and Goldie M. Stoneburner seventeen at home Rockbridge Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Ora V. Vermillion
Union Furnace
Nancy L. Davis
Joe E. Sinnott
Marvalea Armstrong
Bobby L. Steele
Goldie M. Stoneburner
Rockbridge
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Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
James E.eyer
EL Retiro
Chevy Crane
Santa Monica
Calif
Lana Turner
Johnny Stompanato
Lana
Legion Post
Dianthus
Sweet William
Aldove
Rock of Ages Corporation
Rock of Ages
Rock of Ages World
Keller & Weltner
Monument CO
John N. Eberst
Fairfield Counties
Robert Liggett
Lincoln St
Telephone LY
B. E. Byrne
E. State St
Guysville News
Clair L. McLaughlin
Dayton
Chaplin
Hollywood
Red Skelton
Filmtown
Charlie Chaplin
Elberfelds
Pomeroy
Suits
Coats & Suits
Sale Girls
Scranton
Sale Wilson
Sale! Wilson
HANES
Serva
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