Miss Matheny Returns From Europe Trip
Logan Miss Lynn Matheny returns home after 10 months abroad studying languages and customs in Norway and Denmark. She is met by her parents and brother in New York. A Logan High School graduate, she attended Ohio State University, studied at the Scandinavian Seminar in Norway, then Copenhagen, traveled through Germany, Belgium, France, and England, and plans to rejoin Ohio State in fall.
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Logan
Lynn Matheny
Keynes Dr
Norway
Denmark
New York
J. E. Matheny
Mark
Logan High School
Miss Matheny
Ohio State University
Copenhagen
Matheny
Germany
Holland
Belgium
France
London
Plymouth
Ohio State
Three Logan youths get probation in equipment theft case
In Hocking County Common Pleas Court three youths Michael Manter 21 Bill Jarrell 18 and George Holdridge 18 were placed on three year probation after pleading guilty to theft of guns fishing gear and other items from a Rock Stall cabin owned by Newark attorney E H Hughes Manter pleaded innocent and was released on 1000 bond while Jarrell and Holdridge were jailed on 1000 bonds each The defendants waived grand jury and jury trial rights and were arrested after attempting to sell stolen items in Parkersburg West Virginia
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Logan
Hocking County
Common Pleas Court
Manter
Hubert Lappen
Harley Meyer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Laurelville Driver's License Suspended for One Year
Logan Dales E. Disbennett of Laurelville has his driver's license suspended for one year for repeated traffic violations. He may drive a timber hauling truck in the field to market and back. He accumulated 12 suspension points in two years from his first conviction.
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Laurelville
Logan
Hocking County
Summer Band Schedule Headed by Logan Director
Logan summer band activities begin Friday under Armand Houk director of instrumental music. Beginnings start June 30 with sessions through August 8. senior band rehearsal July 4. July 3 rehearsals precede. Grade school and junior high bands begin July 10 with times assigned. Houk plans to move to Dover August 1 to head the high school program.
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LOGAN
Armand Houk
Houk
Dover
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Hocking Valley Hospital admits Clarence Cordle Logan Route 1 medical Lewis Graham Logan medical Mrs Wayne Timberlake Logan Route 4 medical Eugene Pritchard Londonderry Route 1 medical Dismissed Mrs Charles Eaton Logan and son Charles R Smith Laurelville Route 2 Mrs Clarence Smith Creole Route 1 Rickey and Mickey Stimson Logan Route 2 James E Thompson Laurelville
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Clarence Cordle
Logan
Lewis Graham
Wayne Timberlake
Eugene Pritchard
Londonderry
Charles R. Smith
Laurelville
Rickey
Mickey Stimson
James E. Thompson
McNichols Rites Set for Lovina McNichols
Lovina Jane McNichols of Rockbridge Route 2 died Tuesday at Hocking Valley Nursing Home after a long illness. She leaves 11 children, 9 sons and 4 daughters, 9% grandchildren, 185 great grandchildren, and 15 great great grandchildren. Services are at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Mt. Carmel Church Salt Creek Two with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
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Logan
Lovina Jane McNichols
Rockbridge
Hocking Valley
South Perry
Vinton County
William 4A. McNichols
W. B
Virgil McNichols
South Bloomingville
John
Lemuel
Benjamin
Edger
Laurelville
Burton
Clarence
Columbus
Daniel
Dayton
Martha Hart
Gertrude Thurston
Mt. Carmel Church
Salt Creek Two
Stevens Seeks Divorce on Grounds of Neglect
Patricia J. Stevens of Rockbridge Route 2 files in Hocking County Common Pleas Court for divorce from Donald W. Stevens of Rockbridge on grounds of gross neglect of duty and requests restoration of her maiden name. Samuel Clemens, better known as Mark Twain, is buried in Elmira New York.
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Logan
Patricia J. Stevens
Rockbridge
Hocking County
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Elmira, N. Y
Council Buys Land Strip for Municipal Water Reservoir Access
At a Wednesday meeting the Logan city council approved buying a land strip from Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ackers for 100 dollars to enable a road from the end of North Market Street to the reservoir site. The purchase avoids encroachment on Oak Grove Cemetery and follows earlier acquisition of about four acres between the cemetery and reservoir for possible future cemetery use.
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Logan
Kenneth Ackers
N. Market St
Oak Grove
Logan Area Personal Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Logan residents share visits and trips. Mrs Pat Spiszer of Manhattan Beach California visits her Woods relatives en route to Vermont for teen program work. Carl Frenier and Fanny Spears host guests after a Tampa vacation with Karl Hartman and Barbara Curran. The Rolston family returns from St Marys West Virginia with a Washington trip including the Capitol and Moellers.
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Pat Spiszer
Pat Woods
Manhattan Beach
Calif
C. A. Woods
California
Spiszer
Vermont
Carl Frenier
Fanny Spears
S. Market Street
Tampa, Fla
Karl Hartman
Barbara Curran
Spears
Mr. Hartman
Drew
Logan
St. Mary’s
W. Va
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Washington
Capitol
Moeller
Walter Moeller
Lowery Begins Term in Ohio Penitentiary
Herbert Lowery of Gore Route 1 started a one to 20 year sentence for second degree manslaughter at Ohio Penitentiary after conviction for the death of Mrs. Inez Hite in a Route 75 crash in Hocking County. Sheriff Paul Hartman escorted him to the prison. About 2,000 people are killed or injured by lightning annually in the United States.
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Logan
Herbert Lowery
Gore
Ohio
Lowery
Inez Hite
New Straitsville
Hocking County
United States
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Ohio Food
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She
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Lancaster
Obed Walton
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Magruder
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U.S. 8Th Army
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Arlington
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