Innocent Verdict in Ohio Horse Cruelty Case
Thomas Lloyd, 26, owner of Wildcat Hollow Riding Club in Logan, is found not guilty of failing to provide sustenance to six horses between December 27 and January 14. A largely male jury deliberated about an hour and twenty minutes in Hocking County Common Pleas Court, amid testimony from thirteen witnesses.
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Lloyd
Logan
Thomas Lloyd
Wildcat Hollow
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Edward W. Mundy
Helen Swartz
Hocking County Humane Society
Harley Meyer
Logan Atty
James Stillwell
State of
Ohio
The
Humane Society
Richard C. Gerken
Riding Club
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Meyer
James Leonard
Hocking County
Roger Gruser
Hinchman
Ohio Agricultural Laboratory
Ohio State University
Chicago
Lynn Kauffman
Willem van Rie
Boston
Jordanian Student Speaker at Rotary Dinner
Logan A student from Ohio University Jack Tel eel spoke at a Blosser's Restaurant Rotary dinner. He described Jordan geography climate and population with notes on Islam Christianity language and monarchy. Acton Ross County guest and a slate of directors were announced for the new year.
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Logan
Ohio University
Jack T’leel
Jordan
Rotary
Blosser
James Gault
T’leel
Jerusalem
International Club
Nasser
T'reel
United States
Middle East
C .R. Acton
Ross County
Carl Frenier
Albert Leonard
Eddie Nelson
Morton Epstein
Sonny Ott
Bill Moore
Francis Myers
Joe Thomas
Virgil Martin
Frank Mantor
Bernard Geiger
Personal Tax Forms Mailed in Hocking County
Personal tax forms for the 1960 Hocking County collection were mailed Friday and Saturday. Deadline for the first half tax is April 30 with a 10 percent penalty after. Forms should be filled out before filing with the county auditor on the courthouse's second floor.
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Hocking County
Coaching Ties Span Penn and Columbia Veteran Assistant John Bateman
John Bateman enters his third season as an assistant football coach at Penn under Steve Sebo, adding a decade of prior work under Lou Little at Columbia.
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John Bateman
Steve Sebo
Penn
Lou Little
Columbia
Logan High Coach Speaks On Winter Sports Safety
Logan High School coach Mel Adams addressed the West School Health Council on winter sports and play. He emphasized nutrition and a healthy body for a healthy mind, urged supervised play to reduce accidents, and noted safety rules for all school sports.
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Logan High School
Mel Adams
West School Health Council
West School
Adams
LHS
Coach Adams
Mary FE. Connor
Grace Blum
Allene Redick
Lloyd E. Strawn
Logan Calendar Events Roundup for March 8 and 9
On Tuesday March 8 the Business and Professional Women's Club meets at 6 30 p m in Brandt's Mecca Room with Girl Scout Troop 1 presenting a program chaired by Miss Martha Steele. Bible Boosters gather at the Presbyterian Church library at 7 p.m. On Wednesday March 9 the Eagles Auxiliary No 2168 hosts 8 p.m. activities and Four Seasons Garden Club meets at the Ohio Power Co auditorium at 7 30 p.m. Logan Emblem Club District Deputy Night occurs at 8 p.m. in the Elks Lodge with Mrs Harry St Clair to be honored and guests from Athens and Nelsonville clubs.
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Business and Professional
Brandt
Mecca Room
Martha Steele
Presbyterian Church Library
Eagles Auxiliary of Fraternal Order of Eagles
Four Seasons
Ohio Power Co
Logan Emblem Club
Elks Lodge
Harry St. Clair
Athens
Nelsonville
Ex-Carbon Hill Man Dies In Columbus
Logan J Edward Green aged 72 died at his Columbus home Sunday. A retired coal miner formerly of Carbon Hill he is survived by one sister Mrs May Poling of Cuyahoga Falls three nephews and two nieces. He was the son of Vincent and Lucinda Green. Services were set for 1 p m Tuesday in Columbus with burial at New Straitsville Cemetery
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Logan
J. Edward Green
Columbus
Mr. Green
Carbon Hill
May Poling
Cuyahoga Falls
Vincent
Lucinda Green
New Straitsville
Girl Scout Troop Presents Program at Logan Club Meeting
Girl Scout Troop 1 sponsored by Logan Women's Club will present a program at the Tuesday night Logan Women's Club meeting. Miss Margaret Mary Kaiser announced a special business meeting will follow the program.
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Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Hocking Reports Logan Board Visit to East Hocking Schools
East Hocking officials briefed the Logan board on Feb 3 4 visits to East Hocking buildings. Gierhart said changes may occur only after transfer and Green Elementary would remain open. North noted East Hocking schools exceeded expectations especially cafeterias and seventh eighth grades would stay during study. The board approved bills and staffing changes at Green Elementary and Murray City School.
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LOGAN
East Hocking
Noel North
Neil Gierhart
Logan Board of Education
Gierhart
Logan City
Logan Board
Green
North
Katie Johnson
Sylvia Dodds
Dorothy Vince Fined for Drunken Driving in Hocking Court
Mrs. Dorothy Vince of 739 Third Street was fined 150 dollars plus costs and sentenced to three days in the Hocking County jail after pleading guilty to drunken driving in a hearing before Mayor Francis Myers. Police also charged her with driving to the left of center. she received 10 dollars and costs on that charge.
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Hocking County
Francis Myers
Vince
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Virginia Davidson
Foreman
Robert N. White
Pauline Beglin
Clarence Johnson
Guy Ash
Larry Kitchen
Lloyd A. Rheinscheid
Omen T. Beavers
Fred Mathias
Shirley Goss
John F. Rider
Logan Monument Company
Main Street
Hospital
Sears and Elberfeld’s
Pomeroy-Mason Bridge
Pomeroy, Ohio
Cynthia Armonld
Ers
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Merl Primmer
Southeastern Board of the Women's Missionary Federation of Lutheran Churches
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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Sal
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Murray City
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Athens Messenger
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New York Stock Exchange
North Fourth Street
Zanesville
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