Weiland Jewelry Store Sells to BernArt Jewelers
Logan historian notes Weiland Jewelry Store, a landmark founded in 1886, will be sold to BernArt Jewelers of Columbus. Edge Kazee, named resident manager, will oversee operations while the store keeps the Weiland name. Kazee is an American Horological Society master, WWII veteran, and former Sciotoville resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Tom Weiland
Weiland Jewelry
BernArt Jewelers of
Columbus
Weiland’s
Edge Kazee
BernArt
Weiland
American Horological Society
Sciotoville
Highways Marked In Ohio Route Restripe Schedule
Logan John Shaw of the State Highway Department says Marietta crews are restriping routes. Route 33 Nelsonville to Hocking Fairfield line finished Wednesday while Routes 180 83 to 56 56 to 75 and 75 56 to Logan were completed Thursday and Friday. Route 664 Logan to Route 56 was also done. The crew will return in July to restripe several routes including 75 Logan to New Straitsville and 328 33 to 56 among others.
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Logan
John Shaw
State Highway Department
Hocking County
Marietta
Nelsonville
Hocking - Fairfield County
New Straitsville
Hocking-Perry County
Bailey Childs Rites Held
Bailey Childs died Wednesday in Huntington West Virginia from infected foot complications after a cut at home. Survived by parents Herman I Bailey and ae, one brother Roger Lee, and four grandparents all of Huntington. Funeral held Friday at 2 p.m. in Reger funeral home Huntington with interment there.
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Logan
Donna Gayle Bailey
Huntington
W Va
Roger Lee
William McComas
Hiram L. Bailey
Reger
That
City
Logan opens off street parking lot for downtown shoppers
Logan Trade Club leases a 79 by 150 foot lot on Mulberry Street near Main Street from Claude Christman. The 42 car lot will have an attendant booth lighting and gravel salt brine surface with a 15 cent first hour and 10 cent each additional hour. A $2 purchase at any merchant can stamp the ticket for a cost reduction.
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LOGAN
N. Mulberry Street
Main St
Claude Christman
Logan Trade Club
Mulberry St
Nancy Robb Engaged to Jack L Lemon in Logan
Logan residents Mr and Mrs Jacob F Robb announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy to Jack L Lemon of Fort Wayne Indiana. Nancy is a 1958 Logan High graduate and a teacher at Paulding after teaching at East Elementary. Lemon is a 1953 Logan High graduate who worked for Bowmar Co and studied at OSU and Indiana Technical College. An open church wedding is planned for 2:30 p.m. July 22 at First Methodist Church Logan.
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Logan
Jacob F. Robb
Henrietta Ave
Nancy
Jack L. Lemon
Ft. Wayne
Ind
F. T. Lemon
Third St
East Elementary
Paulding
Logan High School
Miss Robb
Ohio University
Lemon
Bowmar Co
Ohio State University
Indiana Technical College
First Methodist
Commission Approves Hocking County Sewer District Plans
Hocking County commissioners approved plans specifications and cost estimates for sanitary sewer facilities in the new Ricketts Allotment Sewer District. A public hearing is set for July 23 at 7 30 p m in the courthouse auditorium. Bills approved include county offices auto gas and dog and kennel expenses. A $180 request to fund Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown’s attendance at meetings in Cleveland was heard.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ricketts Allotment
West St
North Hills
Washington St
Washington
Elm St
Rhea Bangert Brown
National Juvenile Court
Cleveland
Miss Anita Stivison Wed Saturday in Logan
Logan couple Anita Louise Stivison and Ronald Patrick Hutchison married at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church in Logan Saturday June 23. The ceremony featured double ring vows, white gladioli decorations, and a reception for 100. The couple, Logan High School graduates, will reside at 429 Zanesville Ave. Hutchison works for Loroco Industries in Lancaster.
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Logan
Anita Louise Stivison
Wayne Stivison
Ronald Patrick Hutchison
William Hutchison
United Brethren Church
Wiley Baker
D. Stanley Dunkle
Miss Carole Orndoff
Penny Bohn
Terry Saunders
Tim Saunders
Richard Hilton
Bruce Brenick
Jack Kornmiller
Church Educational
C. L. Baker
Carolyn Hutchison
Betty Nichiser
Debbie Baker
Sondra Howard
Zanesville Ave
Logan High
Hutchison
Lancaster
Loroco Industries
Bowerston Man Cited After Route 33 Collision
LOGAN Lawrence H Boor, 48, of Bowerston, cited for failure to signal when passing after a collision on Route 33 south of Logan at 1 10 pm. Boor’s auto allegedly passed a truck driven by John R Van Voorhis, 38, of Columbus, who aimed to turn left. Moderate damage reported. Boor to appear in Hocking County Court Friday.
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Logan
Lawrence H Boor
Bowerston
Route 33
State Highway Patrol
Boor
John R. van Voorhis
Columbus
Rural-Urban party and church reception in Logan
The Women's Committee of Hocking County Farm Bureau hosts a Rural-Urban party at 8 p.m. in the Logan Federal Community Room. The Improved Order of Red Men Tuckahoe Tribe 266 meets at 7:30 p.m. to elect officers with past sachems voting. A reception for the Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Robinson and family follows in the First Methodist Church social rooms at 7:30 p.m. Hostesses are WSCS members.
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Women’s Committee
Hocking County
Logan Federal Community Room
N. Market St
Tuckahoe Tribe
Great Council
Hugh Robinson
First Methodist Church
WSCS
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Poling of Logan welcome a son. Mrs Molly Johnson of Logan is admitted for medical care. Mrs Willard Dieble and daughter of Logan Route 1 are discharged. Miss Ann Nixon of Gore is also noted.
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Kenneth Poling
Logan
Molly Johnson
Willard Dieble
Ann Nixon
Gore
Speeding cited after single car crash near Logan
Logan resident Gary Ballinger 20 was cited for excessive speed after losing control on Clay Bank Road two miles east of Logan at 1105 p.m. Wednesday. He was uninjured though the car sustained heavy damage and must appear in Hocking County Court Saturday at 11 a.m. John W. Fuller Jr. 22 of Nelsonville was fined 15 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to speeding before Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins.
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Logan
Gary Ballinger
State Highway Patrol
Clay Bank Road
Hocking County
John W. Fuller Jr
Nelsonville
Vaughn Collins
Leean Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Newark visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Reef and daughter stay with Mrs Reef's Moorhead grandparents on Front Street while Moorheads work in Marion. Midland Place host Mrs Forest Weinrich greets son in law Max Stacey and family from Oxford. Mrs Toerner returns from Omaha after visiting Greene and Harrington relatives. Braun family hosts Bellaire cousins en route to Kingston for Ewing Giffin and Alice Hill wedding.
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Harry Reef
Newark
Reef
J. S. Moorhead
Front St
Mary Ann Moorehead
Marion
Moorhead
Logan
Forest Weinrich
Midland Place
Max Stacey
Gigi Weinrich
Brad
Adrian
Sarah
Glenn
Oxford
Anthony J. Toerner
Main St
Omaha
Neb
Robert D. Greene
West
Greenes
Toerner
Greene
Glenn C. Harrington
Ann
Peggy
Amy
Laura
Don Braun
Henrietta Ave
Braun
Calvin Giffin
Bellaire
Kingston
Giffin
Ewing Giffin
Alice Hill
Garden of the Hill
Logan Fourth of July Celebrations Schedule at Athletic Field
The Logan Booster event runs from 9 a.m. with a seven inning Logan Eagles vs Stewart game, followed by a seven inning Logan Post 78 vs Athens Legion matchup. Concessions open at noon with kid rides, band at 6 p.m., ice cream social at 9, talent show at 10 and a fireworks display at night.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftain
Logan Eagles
Stewart
Athens County
Logan Post 78
Athens
American Legion
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Charles Raymond Smith
J. W. Watson Co
Irma Elaine Shipman
Jacques Sarlie
New York
Edward M. Gilbert
U. S
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Gilbert
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Nancy Robb
Rambler American Motors
Douglas Rambler
W. Union St
the Messenger
Ohio
Commission
Anita Stivison
Hocking County Court
Hocking Valley Hospital
Speeder
Leean
Chieftain
Oxfords Prints
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