Seventeen Grand Jury Cases Slated for April Session
LOGAN April term grand jury will begin April 6 with 17 cases involving 16 individuals slated for consideration over two days. Defendants include seven breaking and entering, three non-support, one auto theft, one pointing firearms, two driving while intoxicated, one second degree manslaughter, one unlawful turn, and one dog killing case.
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Logan
Prosecuti
Fred Murray
Everett James Holdren
Margie Holdren
Robert Holdren
Marilyn Rush
James Rush
Leo Harris
Harold Hutchison
William M. Hoy
Charles Harper
Fred Miller
Chester Leroy Speelman, Jr
Milo Altop
Clem Junior Schwalbaugh
Logan-Landers fined for overloaded truck driving
Logan James W. Landers of Cutler was fined $66 and costs by Mayor Roger Friend on Thursday morning for driving an overloaded truck. The arrest was made by the state patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James W. Landers
Cutler
Roger Friend
State Patrol
Debris Under Bridge Cited Flood Risk In County
Logan Hocking county commissioners approved 4288.80 in bills yesterday including a gasoline bill 1380.14 and relief and county home charges. Residents near Mulberry Street urged bridge debris under the Hocking River railroad bridge cleared to prevent flood danger.
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Logan— Hocking
Mulberry Street
Hocking River
Samuel Ruble
Nickel Plate Rd
Albert Seabright
Only Halt Of Drivers Get New Tags
In Logan, about half of Hocking County car owners have bought their 1953 license tags. Deputy registrar Joseph Schrader warns all cars must display 1953 plates by April 1 or face penalties. The office normally sells 4000 passenger tags and 1060 truck licenses yearly. about 2500 tags remain. Office hours end 5 pm, March 31, with two Saturday evenings open for March 21 and 28. Private truck owners lag in purchases. Laurelville tag sales via D. E. Thompson are available.
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Logan
Hocking County
Joseph Schrader
Schrader
Laurelville
D. E. Thompson
Book Club Hears Review of Snips and Snails
The Tuesday Book Club discussed the Louise Baker novel Snips and Snails with critique by Mrs. Winifred Engle at Mrs. Phil Tschappat’s home on E Front St. After the business session led by Mrs. Carlos Gaffin, refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Kinser
Carios Gaffin
Charles Davie
R. B. Perkins
Marion Abel
Marjorie Mogg
Postal Clerks Win Top Scores in City Examination
Logan post office staff excel in a postal exam with all clerks scoring at least 9 in the case test and 100 in the jacket test. Pearl Wolfe topped the case test with perfect 753 cards, Ralph Moore was fastest at 35 cards per minute, Earl Thompson had two misses in 753, and Marion Strawn had three misses in 732.
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Logan
Logan Post Office
Highman
Pearl E. Wolfe
Ralph Moore
Earl Thompson
Marion Strawn
Employment Rises in the Hocking Valley Area
The weekly Bureau of Unemployment Compensation report shows 711 people on BUC in the area, down from 749 two weeks prior. There were 42 new claimants, below 55 previously, and the number on BUC rolls over one week declined from 694 to 679. In March 1952 Logan area unemployment averaged 613 people.
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Hocking Ouney
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Logan
Eight checked at Hocking Chest Clinic no active TB found
The second Hocking County Chest Clinic held in Logan examined eight residents. Miss Jeanette Ruth, county health nurse, reported no active tuberculosis cases and noted the event was sponsored under the guidance of Dr. Owen Yaw and the county tuberculosis association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Logan
Jeanette Ruth
Hocking ‘County
Uberculosis
Ammeeien
Owen Yaw
Divorce granted in Common Pleas Court for Helen Deibie
Helen Deibie was granted a divorce from Willard Deibie in Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The couple married April 11, 1933 and have one child, with custody awarded to the wife. Bertha Blackston acted as mother and next friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas
Helen Deibie
Bertha Blackston
Willard Deibie
Logan Mayor Leaves For Rochester Visit
Mayor Roger Frient departed Logan this morning for Rochester New York to visit his daughter and son in law Robert J Sinnott and his wife. He is scheduled to return Sunday. Acting mayor during the absence will be Dean L Collison CI council president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roger Frient
Rochester N. Y
Robert J. Sinnott
Dean L Collison
Ci. Council
Area church schedules listed in Logan parish notes
A reader bulletin shows service times and events for multiple churches in Logan including St. Matthew and St. John Lutherans First Presbyterian Church and others. It lists class times Sunday school morning worship sermons choir practices and midweek meetings across ST. Matthew ST. John First Presbyterian and surrounding congregations.
Elks Select New Officers
Logan Lodge 453 BPO Elks elected new officers on Monday evening. Joseph Gano was chosen exalted ruler and other officers include Paul Brown leading knight James Hummel royal knight Paul Stump lecturing knight. Trustees Sol Stoughton and John Connor were elected. Roger W. Friend secretary Robert Emerson treasurer Charles Riggs ruler. Installation set for April 6 to be led by Harold Larimer Rehn Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Lodge 453
BPO Elks
Joseph Gano
Paul Brown
James Hummel
Paul Stump
Sol Stoughton
John Connor
Roger W. Friend
Robert Emerson
Charles Riggs
Harold Larimer Rehn Jr
Exaltru
Red Cross Fund Drive Progress Report
Mrs Mary Thompson executive secretary of the Hocking County Red Cross says the drive is moving very slowly. Workers are urged to complete solicitations as 800M as possible. Received to date are 2769.66 dollars, less than half of the 6632 dollar 1952 quota.
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Logan
Mary Thompson
Hocking County
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross Fund Drive
Fund
Red Cross
Roberts Rites To Be Sunday
COOLVILLE Miss Gertrude Roberts died at her home in Pittsburgh after a brief illness. Survivors include her mother Mrs Mary C Roberts of Coolville two aunts an uncle and two cousins. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p m at the White funeral home. Burial will be in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Gertrude Roberts
Pittsburgh
Mis
Mary C. Roberts
Walter B. Roberts
Chauncey Personals Weekend Visit and Family Gatherings
Edward Snyder was brought by ambulance from White Cross Hospital to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Triplett in Millfield for weekend family events. Rev. Gilbert Courtney hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Arthur Chicks and sons Tommy Randy Ronny Steve and Mr and Mrs Harve oe plus children. Cathy and Dwight Ferrell of Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Ferrell. Mrs Ferrell was called to Brooke to care for her mother whose illness was serious.
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Edward Snyder
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Arthur Triplett
Millfield
Gilbert Courtney
Arthur Chicks
Tommy
Randy
Ronny
Steve
Harve Oe
Cathy
Dwight Ferrell
Thomas
Pastor Chauncey Spangie to Speak at Local Churches
Chauncey Spangie from Lexington Ky will speak at Taylie Ridge church at 9 30 am Sunday and at Trimble church at 10 30 am. He is a candidate for associate minister in the parish and will speak again the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charlies Spangie
Church of Christ
Lexington
Taylie Ridge
Trimble
Spangier
Hiles Hosts Canasta Club Evening
Mrs Ruswell Hiles entertained her canasta club with a Thursday gathering. Low score went to Mrs Clair Parsons, while high honors were won by Mrs William Schoonover. Attendees included Mrs James Leiber, Mrs Lewis Shields, Mrs Arthur Smith Jr, Mrs Clark Preston, and Mr Pansy Lanning. Next meeting set for March 26 at Mrs Clair Parsons home.
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Chauncey
Ruswell Hiles
Canasta Club
Clair Parsons
William Schoonover
James Leiber
Lewis Shields
Arthur Smith, Jr
Clark Preston
Pansy Lanning
Clair Par
Marriage Anounced Dwight Sanborn Weds Doris Rutter
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Sanborn of Bailey Run announce the marriage of their son Private Dwight Sanborn to Miss Doris Rutter of Columbus. The ceremony took place March 11 at the Sanborn home with Rev. Ray Pidcock officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dee Sanborn
Bailey Run
Pvt
Dwight Sanborn
Doris Rutter
Columbus
Mr. Sanborn
Ray Pidcock
Howard Rutter
Corning
Alfred Darby
Sherry Lynn
Greens Run
Garry Sanborn
Chauncy and Foster
Barton Sanborn
Chauncey Church Listings Under Local Clergy Schedule
A compact notice of Chauncey and nearby church services lists Morristown Holiness Helena Tatmrann minister 9:30 Sunday school 7 Evening service with prayer meeting. Pilgrim Holiness Ray Pid cock minister 9:30 Sunday school 10:30 Worship. Church of God Clarence Way minister 9:20 Unified service 7 Evening service 7 Bible study. Chauncey Methodist Lester Covert minister 9:30 Sunday school Ladies Aid quilting. Hocking Valley Parish Millfield Taylor Ridge Trimble Chauncey with 9:30 Sunday school and 7:30 parish night observance. morning worship after communion led by Jack Heller and Bob Nida with Nida assisting.
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Morristown
Helena Tatmrann
Pilgrim Holiness
Ray Pidcock
RCH OF God
Clarence Way
Chauncey Methodist
Lester Covert
Ladies Aid
Hocking Valley Parish
Sun Millfield
Taylor Ridge
Trimble
Chauncey
Jack Heller
Bob Nida
Heller Neager Dagon
Nida
Nelsonville Social Notes at Nelemville Post 2467 meeting
The Auxiliary Unit of Nelemville Post 2467 VFW met Wednesday evening at the Post Home. Two new members Myra Mill holland and Mattie Plecron were received. A business session led to sending 19 dollars to the Thanx Department Treasurer Olive C. Phillips for gifts to men serving in Korea. An anniversary dinner at Brosser Restaurant in Logan is open for reservations by calling 220M and transportation help is sought at 1566-R.
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Nelemville Post 2467
VFW
Post
Myra Millholland
Mattie Plecron
Sesson
Betty Riley
Itc
Thanx Department
Olive C. Phillips
Korea
Brosser
Logan
Girl Scout Troop 11 Meets at Sue Haynes Home
Fifteen members attended the Monday meeting at Sue Haynes residence on Jackson Street with adviser Doris White. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is at Little House on March 22. Class 21 of the Methodist Sunday School will meet at Mrs Frank O Mara home Monday at 7:36 pm with Mrs Ray Elliott as hostess.
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Girl Scout
Sue Haynes
Jackson St
Doris White
Little House
Methodist Sunday School
Frank O'Mara
Ray Eliott
Nelsonville Personal Mention Teases Visit by Bill Delongee
Nelsonville notes Bill Delongee arrives to stay several days with his aunt Mrs Jessw Baker at the family residence. The detail highlights a brief social visit in the community.
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Bill Delongee
Jessw FE. Baker
Cub Scouts Meet at Methodist Church in Nelsonville
The Cub Scout Pack meets Tuesday at the Methodist Church in Nelsonville. Parents are asked to accompany their boys to this session. A treat will be given for each Cub with one or both parents present. District scout executive from Parkersburg will film. Den 5 will serve refreshments.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Serson
Parkersburg
Den 5
Red Cross Goal Near Thousand Dollar Mark in Nelsonville
Nelsonville city Red Cross drive shows $1000 raised to date led by general chair Tian Emmary. Subscriptions from residences are pending reports while industrial and business gifts are still arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Nelsonville City
Earmary
Tian
Hiieers
Logan-Robert Kerns Pecking Cob at Hocking County Jail
Logan and Robert Kerns are cited in a brief notice from Hocking County Jail with the terse phrase an ambiguous report about a pecking cob and a jail setting. The fragmentary item mentions locations and names but lacks full context or details of actions.
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Logan
Robert Kerns
Hocking County
Citizens Group Forms to Study City Park Site
A council called session at City Hall in Nelsonville decided to create a civic study committee. Galvin will name a representative panel to work with council members and assess suitable municipal park locations. Existing groups Garden Club and Fish and Game Conservation League have already surveyed possible sites.
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Galvin
Cigens
Nelsonville
City Hall
Mayer Galvin
Mra. Thetmarker
Pressest Everett Hewlett
Wilbur
Mender
Fist and Game Conservation League
Joe Barrows
Guibert Smith
City Recreation Commission
Deibert Kuhn
Este Crabtree
Parker Sniffen
Community Garden Club
Fish and Game Conservation League
Nelsonville church services and schedules listed
Local church notices list service times for Nelsonville churches including J A Long pastor First Church of Christ on Short Street and Fort Street with Sunday services at 9 90 am Sunday school 10 36 am morning worship and communion sermon Resources for Living Today 2 pm sanctuary choir CYF meet 7 pm and weekly midweek activities Prints of the Nalle and youth groups. First Methodist March 22 10 30 am Palm Sunday 29 10 30 am Pilgrim Holiness Chestnut and Harper Sts Raymond Simpson minister Sunday school 9 30 am morning worship 11 00 am Pyhs 6 30 pm and 7 90 pm prayer meeting weekly. Church of the Epiphany Episcopal Paul Hannaford minister Passion Week services morning prayer 6 pm Young Episcopals 7 pm Lenten service Holy Communion 12 05 pm 3 30 pm confirmation class First Baptist Corner Adams and W Columbus B J Hall minister Sunday school 9 90 am morning worship 10 45 am Community Church Laurel Pan worship 7 am youth service Thursday prayer service 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Matthew Lutheran
Paul M. Warner
Hocking
ST. John Lutheran
Paul N. Warner
St. John Church Council of Women of the Church
First Presbyterian
Chester D. Marquis, Jr
Womens Association
W. F
A. N. Grueser
Church OF the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
N.Y
Jehovah's Witnesses
Ligret
Watchtower
Salt Creek Valley
Pilgrim Holiness
GORE
P. Hinton
Oreville
South
Haydenville
First Church of God
Forrest Burd
Fort and Short Sts
J. A. Long
Don Cyf
Nalle
Chi Rho
First Methodist
Meg Transeer
Scout
Palm Sunday
Chestnut
Harper
Raymond Simpson
Church OF the Epiphany
Episcopal
Paul E. Hannaford
Young Episcopals
First Baptist-Corner
B. J. Hall
Straitsville Resident Minnie Tucker Dies at 86
Minnie Tucker 86 of New Straitsville died Thursday at 10 pm at the home of Mrs. George White sister of Tucker. Survivors include sister, sister-in-law Mrs. Walter Arnold of Gore, nieces Mrs. Jerre Straitsville and Mr. Bernard Key of Columbus, nephews Albert Hite of New Straitsville and Clyde Hite of Columbus. She was a United Brethren Church member in Gore. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Sunday at the Methodist Church with Rev Owen Plumley and Rev Clyde Hinton of Gore officiating. Burial will be in Gore Cemetery.
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New Straitsville
Minnie Tucker
Newsville
George White
Tucker
Walter Arnold
Gore
Slaughter
William Sae Ene
Jerre Straitsville
Bernard Key
Columbus
Albert Hite
Clyde Hite
Turker
United Brethren Church
Norths Announce Birth in Carbon Hill Area
Local couple Mr and Mrs Origorth announce the birth with grandparents listed as Avaguer Weeny and Mrs Orieorth alongside Carbor Hill and Cyrus Schurts of Barberton. Mrs Ella Guess and Mr Charles Serultz are noted as great relatives in Carbon Hill.
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Nelsonville
Mre Origorth
Safe
Avaguer
Weeny
Mra Orieorth
Rie Serultz
Carbor Hill
Cyrus Schurts
Barberton
Ella Guess
Carbon Hill
Charles Serultz
Inca
Births and Admits at Mount St Mars Hospital
Admission notes list Christine Brown of Athens Robert Tye of Nelsonville and others. Births include Mra John Revynolcs in Nelsonville and Mra Mildred Steele in New Lexington. Discharges include Ida Mae Shockley of Nelson and Charles Russell of Columbus.
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Mount St. Mars Hospital
Mise Christine Brown
Athens
Robert Tye
Nelsonville
Paul Conrad
Teddy Smusg
Fred Hart
Billy Robson
Pomeroy
Lilian Barrett
Trimble
Mildred Steele
New Lexington
Charles Russell
Columbus
Ida Mae Shockley
Nelson
Operator of Tavern Denies Guilt in Arraignment
In Nelsonville a tavern operator pleads innocent on charges of selling an intoxicating beverage to a minor named Margaret Jones at the Friendly Tavern in W. Columbus Street. Bond set at $1,000 for appearance. Other cases: Richard Kunzman pleads guilty for failing to file license plate transfer. fined $10 plus costs. Jack Lee Stott pleads guilty for operating a truck without proper flaps. fined. Clifford Pickett charged with intoxication pleads guilty. fined $25. Joan Fejiem pleads guilty to disturbing the peace. fined $19. All outcomes recorded at Mayo Passi Garvin court and related offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Margaret Jones
Friendly Tavern
W. Columbus
Court of Mayo Passi Garvin
Simpson
State Highway Patrol
Richard Kunzman
Jack Lee Stott
Pleasant
Mich
Ball Players To Meet At Plains VFW Post
Plai ns VFW Post hosts meeting for softball players Sunday 3 pm. Commander Arbert Shields announces the event and notes a cancellation of the Saturday night dance at the canteen this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Plains Post
Arbert Shields
Kiels
Anteen
Bake Sale Planned by Nelsonville Methodist Church
The Queen Esther Class of the Methodist Church will hold a bake sale on April 4 at Wilson's Grocery starting at 9am. Featured will be baked goods and colored eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Methodiat Church
Wilson's Grocery
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