Four Injured In Wreck At Main Depot Corner
Four persons were injured Monday evening in an automobile crash at E Main and Depot in Logan. Mrs Francis Sater and Richard F Manter were in the two cars. Curtis Wolfe and the Sater children also were in the Sater vehicle. All four Sater occupants were taken to Hocking Valley Hospital for observation. Manter was unhurt. A second minor collision occurred at E Front and S Culver with light damages and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Front
S. Culver
Clyde Hupp
Trimble
Hupp
Culver
Clarence A. Poling
Logan
Poling
Clubhouse Vandalized on Second Visit
Burglars struck the Izaak Walton League clubhouse Sunday night for a second time in a week. They pried open a door and stole two cases of soft drinks eight cases of beer and about three dollars from the juke box. Ash trays and contents were strewn about the clubroom. Deputies Gerald Morrison and Dennis Wilkes investigated the burglary reported by custodian Robert Jurgensmier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Izaak Walton League
Gerald Morrison
Dennis Wilkes
Robert Jurgensmier
Electrocution Victim's Rites Set for Thursday
Funeral arrangements are announced for Chester M. Wood 25 of Nelsonville Route 2 who died Monday at Metal Powder Products Co after backing into a 440 volt live wire. Survived by wife Orletta son Kenneth Wayne parents Charles and Mrs Wood and brother Gary. Service planned for 2 p.m. Thursday with burial at Green Lawn Cemetery. Leonard Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chester M. Wood
Nelsonville
Metal Powder Products Co
Wood
John M. Hildabolt
Hildabolt
J R Griffith Dies Sunday At 73
J R Griffith age 73 died at 6 a m Sunday at his home near Maxville Perry County He was born in Jackson County son of Elijah and Malinda Smathers Griffin He is survived by wife Bertha two sons Russell and Owen S Griffith of Indiana a daughter Mrs Robert Helber of Chester ton Ind two step sons Paul Bell of Columbus and Carl Bell of Lancaster and a step daughter Mrs Thomas Davis of Lancaster Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Heinlein Funeral Home with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinlein Funeral Home
Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Capital University Professor Speaks at Logan Rotary
Logan Rotary Club heard Professor Homer Cotterman of Capital University Columbus speak on These Are the Days. He urged not overemphasizing daily life problems and noted we will always have problems or else we would not exist. Dr Jack Rauch was program chairman with guests Dr Harold Kelch and visiting Rotarian Rodney Jonas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Homer Cotterman
Capital University
Columbus
Logan Rotary Club
Jack Rauch
Harold Kelch
Rodney Jonas
Wednesday Rites Planned For Miss Lutz
Logan obituary reports funeral plans for Margaret Lutz 80 who died Sunday at home. Visitation at Heinlein Funeral Home runs until 9 a m Wednesday then body lies in state at St. Matthew Lutheran Church until 10 a m. Service led by Rev Thomas C Smalls teed notes casket closed. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Surviving relatives include two nieces Florence Lutz and Margaret Lutz Smith and two cousins Carrie Lutz and Alice Koppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Margaret Lutz
Heinlein
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Thomas C. Smallsteed
Oak Grove
Miss Lutz
Hocking County Red Cross Chapter
Child Welfare Department
Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club
Euterpean Club
The
Grange
Ohio Historical Society
Alpha Kappa Delta
National
Ohio Welfare Conference
Florence Lutz
Margaret Lutz Smith
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Carrie Lutz
Alice Koppe
Teacher for 31 Years Resigns for Glouster Duty
Miss Mabel LeFever longtime Murray City faculty member and former high school principal resigns after 31 years to join Glouster schools. She taught commercial subjects and served as acting superintendent after Joseph J. Stone’s resignation. Kenneth L. Domer to become instrumental music teacher for West Hocking district. Clifford Kern leaves Circleville post for the new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frey
Kenneth L. Domer
Sugarcreek
Otterbein College
Domer
Clifford Kern
Circleville
Minor Car Collision Investigated at Falls Mill Grocery
Deputy Dennis Wilkes investigated a minor accident at Falls Mill Grocery in West Logan at 11 a m Monday. Ruth E Shull 39 stopped for gas and groceries when Richard L Dau benmire 23 backed into her car causing front and left side damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dennis Wilkes
Falls Mill
West Logan
Ruth E. Shull
Richard L. Daubenmire
Logan Route 1
4-H Camp Counselor Training Meeting Planned
A training meeting for 4-H camp counselors will be held Wednesday June 26 at the extension office.
Point Pleasant Area Women Attend Birthday Party
Junior Fellowship of Trinity Methodist Church members hosted Harriet Young’s ninth birthday party at Shawnee swimming pool. Harriet is the Rev. Alvin C. Young’s daughter. Guests included Martha Gilley Nancy Gilley Pamela Buffington Marty Buffington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Harriet Young
Shawnee
Harriet
Alvin C. Young
Martha
Nancy Gilley
Pamela
Marty Buffington
Marjorie Head
Vikki Holley
Judy Shinn
Danny Johnson
Andy Wilson
Tina
Randy Bias
Audrey Smith
Leo Bias
New Plea Entered in Logan Manslaughter Case
Leonard D. Flowers pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter in Common Pleas Court for a February 13 traffic crash that killed Edward Iles. Judge Harley Meyer sentenced Flowers to six months in jail with suspension for good behavior, fined $500 with $400 suspended, and suspended driving rights for two years. He has 60 days to pay the fine and 30 days for costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas
Leonard D. Flowers
Rockbridge
Edward Iles
Iles
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Flowers
Harley Meyer
Highways Safety Drive Pushes Federal Uniform Laws
Irving S. Markel urges a nationwide uniform traffic code tied to federal road programs to cut the highway toll. He cites Virginia suspensions and varying state rules, advocating 18 as driver age minimum, annual exams, and 40 to 65 mph limits for different roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Irving S. Markel
Virginia
Markel
National Committee On Uniform
White House
Better Grooming Program Under 4-H Health Drive
Miss Ethel Bower reports the 4-H health program in Hocking County where health and safety chairmen guide grooming discussions covering clothes skin care hair personality attitude and eating habits. Twenty 4-H members received physical exams this week as they record health improvements for clubs homes and communities ahead of county and state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bower
Hocking County Home Economics
Hocking County
4-H Advisory Council
Hock-Hocking Squaws 4-H Club Meet at Blair Home
Dorothy Thompson, president, led 14 members in reciting the 4-H pledge. Carolyn Hartmann demonstrated bed making. After refreshments the group roller skated. Next meeting set for July 11 at 2 30 p.m. at the Caves in West Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hock-Hocking Squaws
Pat Blair
Dorothy Thompson
Carolyn Hartmann
West
Logan
Brownie Fly-Up Ceremony For Troops 7 11 14 16
Brownie Troops 7 11 14 and 16 hold a fly-up ceremony on Wednesday June 26 from 10 to 2 at Rachel Macher Park. Brownies moving up will join Girl Scouts in the fall. Each Brownie brings a sack lunch. Two leaders from each troop supervise activities. Attending are Mrs Eugene Johnson Mrs Oakey Hammond and others. Parents and Brownie leaders invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachelmacher Park
Eugene Johnson
Oakey Hammond
Harry J. Mack
R. W. Paxton
Raymond Ellis
James Moorehead
J. Robert Smith
Ray Thompson
McNamee Family Attends Columbus Jets Game
James McNamee and son Jim attended the Columbus Jets versus Buffalo Bisons game in Columbus Friday evening. Mrs James McNamee and son Chucky visited Sister Catherine James at Notre Dame Convent in Columbus Saturday with Mr and Mrs John McNamee of New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McNamee
Jimmy
Chucky
N. Market Sr
Columbus Jets
Buffalo Bisons
Columbus
John McNamee
New Lexington
Catherine James
Notre Dame Convent
Stanley aboard Nantahala on South America cruise
Fireman Charles A. Stanley of Mason travels with the midshipmen practice squadron aboard the fleet oiler Nantahala as she sails from Norfolk to South America and the Caribbean. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Stanley of Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MASON
Charles A. Stanley
Nantahala
Norfolk
South America
Carribbean
Stanley
Roy J. Stanley
Point Pleasant Delegates Return From New York Pilgrimage
Mason County two delegates Miss Darlene Schwartz and Juhling Mee Clung returned from New York City after a week with the United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth. Sponsored by Point Pleasant Odd Fellows, they toured UN buildings, observed sessions, and enjoyed a Manhattan boat trip. They will report to sponsors and speak before civic and school groups next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
United Nations
Darlene Schwartz
Juhling Mee
New York City
Odd Fellows Lodge
Schwartz
Boyd Schwartz
Sand Hill Rd
McClung
A. K. McClung
Hartford
West Virginia
New York
A. Ford Winters
The
Mildred Chrisman
Clarksburg
Johnnie B. Hill
Hillsboro
Anchorage
Fairfax
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Hilltop House
Ings
Manhattan Island
Miss Schwartz
Mr. McClung
Kive Fined By Magistrate for Multiple Offenses
Samuel Timothy Nash was fined 59 dollars and costs and sentenced to five days in jail for driving while intoxicated. A suspended license violation earned 25 dollars and costs and five days in jail. David Magby Paul Bego and Samuel Snell each paid 10 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Clyde Hayman pleaded guilty to larceny, paying 30 dollars and costs and 30 days in jail for stealing a purse from Mrs Golden on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Samuel Timothy Nash
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Nash
David Magby
Paul Bego
Samuel Snell
Clyde Hayman
Hayman
Main St
Golden
Sandra Jones Takes Executive Training Post in Pittsburgh
Miss Sandra Jones of Jefferson Boulevard leaves for Pittsburgh to join the Joseph Horne Co. after earning a B S in business administration from West Virginia University. She was among 25 selected from 750 college students for the executive training program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Sandra Jones
F. Bartow Jones
Jefferson Blvd
Pittsburgh
Joseph Horne Co
Jones
West Virginia University
Heights EUB Men To Meet After Park Park Park
Heights EUB Church plans an outdoor meeting at Harmon Park after the church softball game with Trinity Methodist. President Carl Lynch Jr urges all men to attend for devotion and a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Men of the Heights
EUB
Harmon Park
Trinity Methodist Church
Carl Lynch, Jr
Mental Health Group Presents Film From Lakin Hospital
The Mason County Mental Health Association screened a film on Crisis in West Virginia at its June meeting held Monday evening at Point Pleasant Senior High School. Dr Mildred Bateman and Carl Scott of the Lakin Hospital staff introduced and discussed the movie focusing on state legislature visits and tranquilizer drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Mason County Mental Health Association
Point Pleasant Senior High School
Mildred Bateman
Carl Scott
Lakin Hospital
Marriage Licenses Issued In Point Pleasant And Letart
POINT PLEASANT Marriage license applications were filed by Charles William Thompson 21 son of George and Arlene Thompson and Anna Jean Walker daughter of Jessie B Walker and Minnie Parsons Walker. Letart Gal lipolis Ferry A marriage license was issued to Charles Melvin Brooks 28 of Letart son of William and Rita Boyer Brooks and Janet Elaine Friend 20 of Letart daughter of Walter and Hazel Howell Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charles William Thompson
George and
Alice Rainey Thompson
Anna Jean Walker
Jessie B
Minnie Parsons Walker
Gallipolis Ferry
Charles Melvin Brooks
Letart
William and
Rita Boyer Brooks
Janet Elaine Friend
Walter
Hazel Howell Brooks
Point Clinic Admits Several Patients in One Report
The Point Clinic notes admit Mrs. Anna Lee Noble of Point Pleasant Mrs. Janet Rice of Middleport George Richard Wamsley also of Point Pleasant infant son of Henderson Mrs. Homer Matheny and infant daughter Mrs. Pauline Foglesong of Viand Street Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lee Noble
Point Pleasant
Janet Rice
Middleport
George Richard Wamsley
William Mayes
Henderson
Homer Matheny
Pauline Foglesong
Viand St
Births Reported at Kanawha Clinic Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith Pliney welcomed a daughter on June 23. Mr. and Mrs. Williams Field er Hogsett welcomed a son on June 23. Mr. and Mrs. John Donahue Point Pleasant welcomed a son on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Smith
Pliney
Williams
Fielder
Hogsett
John Donahue
Point Pleasant
Kyger Creek Association Plans Property Survey
In Cheshire High School auditorium Kyger Creek Association discusses community housing in Kyger Creek School district covering Cheshire and most of Addison Township. A four member committee will meet at Grover Gravel Co. offices Friday at 8 to finalize a property list for newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kyger Creek Association
Cheshire High School
A. T. Grover
Kyger Creek
Cheshire Township
Addison Township
Grover Gravel Co
Turkey Run Rd
National Meeting Set for Ohio Demonstration Council
Gallipolis reports the National Home Demonstration Council will meet in Columbus from September 8 to 11. All Ohio women will stay at the youth center on the Ohio State Fairgrounds with dorm lodging at 1.50 per night. A 1 reservation fee is required. Mrs Harold Edwards is in charge of room reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
National Home Demonstration Council
Columbus
Lucille Rymer
Gallia
River traffic and dam statuses across Ohio and Kanawha rivers
Gauges show Gallipolis and Kanawha runs near four feet with dams on the sill. Ohio River movable dams are up. Lock and boat moves reported for multiple locks from Lock 14 to Lock 31 with various boats listed at specific times, including names like Queen City Salvati and Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
Ohio River
O-Kan
Queen City
Salvati
Mr. Criss
Jean Frances
Forsythia
Liberty
Criss Jr
Lock
C. P. Wright
Island Creek
Edward Boggs
Befpre
Davey Crockett
Winfield
Courtney H
Robert G. West
Frank Durant
Calhoun
Southern
Lelia Shearer
Bayou Orleans
Herbert E. Jones
Beckford
West Virginia Native Dies Here Monday
Gallipolis Ohio report of West Virginia native Elmer Bird McLaughlin 78 dying at home 28 Smithers St Columbus. He was a retired coal miner in poor health about two weeks. Born near Winfield Putnam County May 9 1878 he was married to Rosella Thevenin in 1908 at Yorkville. Survived by widow children Mabel McCall Martha James John Clarence, 12 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren one sister Mrs Dora Thevenin and two brothers Sherman Ike with one sister Anna Roach predeceased. Body at C J Waugh funeral home awaiting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Columbus
Elmer “Bird” McLaughlin
Smithers St
McLaughlin
Thivener
Christian Church of
Winfield
W. Va
Putnam County
Edward
Mary Jane Smith McLaughlin
Rosella Thevenin
Yorkville
Ruben
Mabel) McCall
Rush
Martha) James
Eureka
John
Toledo
Clarence
Paul Robert
Charles
Dora) Thevenin
Dayton
Sherman
Ike
Anna Roach
C. J Waugh Funeral Home
Gallipolis Pool Registers About 120 Swimmers
About 120 people registered for swimming instruction at the Gallipolis pool. Sixty five are beginners, four in the swimmers class, thirty seven in the intermediate class, and around twelve to fifteen in junior lifesaving. Classes run 9 am for beginners and 10 am for other groups on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Instructors are Ann Halliday, Paul Burks, and Mickey Dickerson, pool guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles Swanson
Ann Halliday
Paul Burks
Mickey Dickerson
Judge Fines Four Men In Municipal Court
Gallia County Sheriff Oscar Baird reported four men disposed in Judge William H. Jones court. Hezekiah Bradley received 50 dollars fines and costs, five days in jail, and a six month license suspension for DWI. Eugene Stevens was fined 50 dollars and costs with jail sentence suspended after posting 500 dollars bond. Noah McDade was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Leo Lawson forfeited a 25 dollar bond on a like charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Oscar Baird
William H. Jones
Hezekiah Bradley
Cabin Creek
W.va
Eugene Stevens
Cheshire
Phoenix City
Ala
Stevens
Noah McDade
Arbuckle
Leo Lawson
Kananga
Divorce Action Filed in Gallia County Court
Shirley Jean Stonerock age 17 of Gallipolis files for divorce from Franklin Stonerock in Gallia County Common Pleas Court citing gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. They married in 1956 in Gallipolis and have a seven week old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Shirley Jean Stonerock
Rena Syrus
Gallia County
Regular Meeting Planned by Ryger Council 227 Daughters
Gallipolis officials announce the Ryger Council 227 Daughters of America will meet as scheduled Wednesday. The inspection planned for that date is postponed until July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ryger Council
227 Daughters of America
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Manter
Main
Depot
J. R. Griffith
Capital L
Rotary
Lutz
Massachusetts
Joseph N. Welch
Army
Boston
Agnes Rodgers Brown
Welch
Brown
Point Pleasant Area
Assembly
Order For Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Linda Rainey
Sandra Sue Frazier
Jeanie Horn
Loren Lee Stanley
Carolyn Holley
Judy Horn
Nancy Cunningham
Charlotte Damron
Reta Sue Green
Kay
Eastern Star
Janet Capehart
Frances Hatton
Lucian Staats
James Kelley
Michael and
Margaret
Raymond Robbins
Frances Clark
Clark
Jerry Davis
State Line
Douglas Larsen
Washington
NEA
Women’s News
Kive
Lakin
Kanawha Clinic
Bob
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