Buckeye Trail Aims Open Two Sections by Fall
Buckeye Trail Association seeks public use of two cross state sections early next fall with one route through Hocking County and another south of Senecaville Lake in Noble County. Plans include alternate scenic detours and a northeastern Athens County segment pending land rights and weather delays. The association, a non profit group led by Dr Roy Fairfield, expects a ten year completion with about 90 miles approved so far.
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Buckeye Trail Association
Roy P. Fairfield
Fairfield
Athens County
Hocking County
Senecaville Lake
Noble County
Chillicothe
Tar Hollow
Vinton County
Lake Hope
Haydenville
Orbis
Orbiston
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Trimble Wildlife Area
George M. Jones Coal Company
Glouster
Wayne National Forest
Burr Oak Lake
Buckeye Trail
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ripley
Portsmouth
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Marietta
Senecaville Dam
Hillsboro
McConnelsville
Senecaville
Kenneth Crawford
Columbus Auto Parts
Dr. Fairfield
Euclid Ave
Athens
Ohio
William B. Price
Dublin Rd
Columbus
Revised Estimates Submitted On Jenni son Ave Street Repair
Logan city council heard revised costs for Jenni son Ave from Spring St to Warner Ave. The estimate averages 24 481, with 21 127 50 to property owners and 3 354 50 to the city for cemetery frontage. A third reading was postponed to April 12 as residents sign a petition supporting the improvement.
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LOGAN
Jennison Ave
Spring St
Warner Ave
City Council
John Owens
Owens
Council
Short St
Front St
W. Hunter
Carborundum Co
Hunter St
Elm St
Hunter
Main St
West Elementary
W. Hunter St
Third St
Betty Ave
Union Furnace Seniors Present It Walks at Midnight
Union Furnace High School seniors rehearse for a three act mystery comedy It Walks at Midnight. The April 1 performance features a haunting ghost in Deep Shadows a body-finding ape boy and a Latin quoting tramp. Cast includes Leroy Van Bibber Hershel Anderson David Farmer Harold Sinnott Buddy Sickles Beverly Loomis Louise Cline Sandy Beck Karen Karns Nancy Zimmerman Kay Turner.
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Union Furnace
Union Furnace High School
Jocko
Lucuis
Leroy van Bibber
Hershel Anderson
David Farmer
Harold Sinnott
Buddy Sickles
Beverly Loomis
Louise Cline
Sandy Beck
Karen Karns
Nancy Zimmerman
Kay Turner
Dog causes collision on Route 33 near Logan
Two cars collided on Route 33 south of Logan with no injuries. Eugene Mohler, 17, Logan Route 3, slowed for a dog crossing the road. John W. McGathey, 20, Haydenville, failed to stop and was cited for following too closely.
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Logan
Route 33
Here
Eugene Mohler
John W. MacGathey
Haydenville
Mohler
McGathey
Hocking
Jacksonville Awards Fire Truck Contracts in Village Council
Jacksonville village council awarded two contracts for chassis and equipment for the town’s new fire truck. Bids totaled $9,649.37 under the $10,000 bond issue, with Gail Watkins Implement Co. of Athens winning the chassis bid at $3,014.37 and The Harry Sutphen and Sons Co. of Columbus the apparatus bid at $6,635. The equipment includes body, hose, tank, pump, and firefighting gear. The station is about 80 percent complete and will house the truck. it’s the first new fire truck since the early 1930s. Public funds show a general balance of $843.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Gail Watkins Implement Co
Athens
Harry Sutphen and Sons Co
Columbus
Cubs Work On Books GLOUSTER Cub Scout Den Report
Cub Scout Den 1 met at the scout room Monday evening with den mother Mrs Ed Moore and Den Chief John McAllister in charge. They worked on a scrapbook cover and the monthly theme My Home State, announced a skit for the pack meeting, and held a dues roll call. Rickey Humphrey won a contest on out of state license plates. Cubs Pete Moore Darrell Dugan Paul Moore Joey Mesaros John Savel and Tommy Hook attended with guests Mrs Howard Humphrey and Gary.
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Glouster
Den
Ed Moore
John McAllister
Rickey Humphrey
Pete Moore
Darrell Dugan
Paul Moore
Joey Mesaros
John Savel
Tommy Hook
Howard Humphrey
Gary
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Wilder Muth Logan welcome a son. Admitted are Mrs Woodrow Browning Laurelville Route 1 for surgery Mrs Harry St Clair Logan for surgery Mrs Claude Burns Logan Route 2 and son Edward Nelson Logan William Garrett Logan Mrs Leonard Kneece Laurelville Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wildermuth, Logan
Woodrow’ Browning
Laurelville
Harry St. Clair
Logan
Claude Burns
Edward Nelson
William Garrett
Leonard Kneece
Henry Louisa
Bob Smith
Jack Druger
Ralph Adcock
Bob Canfield
W. P. Guess
Bob Weis
Robert Sayers
Mike Summers
Ned Gabriel
Ray Perkins
William S. Miller
Birthday Dinner Honors Elbert Maxwell in Jacksonville
Elbert Maxwell celebrated his birthday Sunday with a home dinner in Jacksonville. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Burdiss and family, Diane and John of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Maxwell of Pataskala, and the hostess Mrs. Elbert Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Elbert Maxwell
George Burdiss
Diane and
John
Columbus
Arnold Maxwell
Pataskala
Logan High School Honor Student Receives Army Discharge
Pfc. Richard Donahey, son of Mr and Mrs R S Donahey of Walnut Drive, returned home after an honorable discharge from the Army on March 14. He enlisted June 29 after graduating Logan High School as first honor student.
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Logan
Richard Donahey
R. S. Donahey
Walnut Dr
Donahey
Logan High School
Logan Harolds Saulters and Carol Ezmura in Colum bus incident
Harold L. Saulters 38 and Carol E. Fmura 19 were involved in an incident on Logan Route 1. Saulters worked at a restaurant. Fmura was at home.
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Logan
Harold L. Saulters
Columbus
Carol E. Fmura
Mobile Home Taxes Due In Logan County
Logan county auditor Carl Engle reminds that April 1 is the deadline to pay 1960 taxes on house trailers. The full year tax is $18 per trailer with quarterly reductions. A $1 daily penalty applies after 30 days, max $25, plus the tax. In 1959, 115 owners paid taxes.
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Logan
Carl Engle
City Employes Attend OSU Conference
Logan city employes Robert Blankenship and Edward Miller attend a weeklong OSU program on water and sewage treatment. Blankenship leads the sewage plant as chief operator and Miller directs the water pumping plant as chief engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—City
Robert Blankenship
Edward Miller
Ohio State University
Blankenship
Miller
Glouster WSCS Plans Thursday Meeting at Church
The Glouster Methodist Church WSCS will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church social rooms. Mrs Harold Wilson serves as program leader and Mrs Willis Blower as devotional leader. Hostesses are Mrs Ernest Byers and Mrs T D McAfoose.
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Glouster
WSCS
Glouster Methodist Church
Harold Wilson
Willis Blower
Ernest Byers
T. D. McAfoose
Loyal Women's Class Sends Cards at Glouster Church
The Loyal Women's Class of the Glouster Church of Christ met in the church social rooms with 15 members. Hostesses Mrs. Elizabeth Waldeck and Mrs. Virgie Gadnai led the session, cards were sent to three members, and a luncheon and readings followed the Mizpah Benediction.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Elizabeth Waldeck
Virgie Gadnai
Mary Johnston
Twins Among Draftees From Hocking County
Logan district reports three draftees Tuesday at Ft. Hayes Columbus. Roy D. Evans Ralph D. Evans and Robert L. Ervin are sons of local families. The Evans twins have two older brothers already in the armed forces.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Roy D
Ralph D. Evans
Evans
Robert L. Ervin
William Ervin
Sportsmen to Meet Glouster at Eagle Hall
The Sportsmen Club will meet at Eagle's Hall Thursday at 7 30 p m with refreshments to follow.
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Glouster
Sportsmans Club
Eagle's Hall
Visiting Sister Glouster in Pittsburgh This Week
Mrs. Goldie Willis is in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania visiting her sister Mrs. Ruth McCune and other relatives this week.
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Glouster
Goldie Willis
Pittsburgh
Ruth McCune
Foreign Market Threat To Industry Explained
Kiwanis and Rotary Club joint meeting in Brandts Mecca room featured K G Reider of Cleveland discussing Far East manufactured goods. Reider cited low labor costs and Japanese output flooding the U S market, warning of potential job losses and impact on General Electric and domestic producers. Rotarian hosts present, 1960-61 officers announced.
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Logan
Far East
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Mecca
Brandts Restaurant
K. G. Reider
Cleveland
General Electric Co
Reider
Japan
Hong Kong
United States
B. G. Greenman
Rotary
Ell Fitzgerald
Mrs Kathryn Nease Expected for Several Days at St Marys
Mrs. Kathryn Nease is expected to be a patient for several days at St Marys Hospital in Huntington after undergoing major surgery there. Mrs. Homer Noble has spent several days in Huntington with her mother.
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Kathryn Nease
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Homer Noble
Ice Fishing Still Popular on Lake Burr Oak
Spring seems near yet Lake Burr Oak remains icy with ice fishing thriving. Bluegill and some bass reported. boating waits on warmer days. Snow totals reach 51 inches since November 1. water height 721.31. air at 5 to 40 degrees. precipitation 0.17 inch.
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Harold W. Vaughn
Lake Burr Oak
Burr Oak
Eveland
Grange and Civic Meetings Across Town This Week
Plymouth Grange 1856 meets at the grange hall Thursday at 8 p m conferring degrees with a birthday supper after. Logan Squaw Club hosts Mrs. Laura Watkins at Poca hontas hall 7 30 p m with a bake sale to follow. Venus Chapter 76 CES holds initiation at the Masonic Temple 7 30 p m. United Bible Class and hat sale at the Methodist Church 7 30 p m chaired by Mrs. Roy Beougher. PYA Class chili supper 6 30 p m at EUB Church educational unit Bring bowls and silverware. Antioch Grange round and square dance Saturday 8 30 p m music by Vickorys Buckeye Rangers Grangers and friends invited.
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Plymouth Grange No. 1856
Grange Hall
Logan Squaw Club
Pocahontas Hall
Laura Watkins
United Bible Class
Methodist Church
Roy Beougher
EUB Church Educational Unit
Antioch Grange
Vickory
Buckeye Rangers
X Ray Visit Set at Morrison Store Jacksonville
A mobile chest X ray unit will be at Morrison Store in Jacksonville Friday 6 to 9 p.m. The service is open to all adults 18 and over and requires no appointment.
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Jacksonville
Morrison Store
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Buckeye Association
John Stallard
Ash Cave
Cedar Falls
Old Man’s Cave
Conkles Hollow
Rock House
Cantewell Cliffs
Wildcat Hollow
Hocking Lake
Enterprise
Ray Knudson
Hocking Hills
Herbert Nunnally
Lovelace
Andy
Sharon
William J
Abraham
Pol. Adv
Wm. J. Abraham
Glouster & Athens
Dinette
Jacksonville Fire
Cubs
Hocking Valley Hospital
Fawcett
Stone
Chesterhill
Chaplin
Noelle Adams
Sidney Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
New York
Westhampton
Long Island
Fitzgerald
Rotary Club
Carl Freiner
Albert Leonard
Harley Meyer
Morton Epstein
Joe Thomas
Mason
Lake Burr Oak News
Logan Calcular
Venus
Ces
Masonic Temple
Speed Queen
P-A-I-N-T
Love Bros
Hanna
Marvelkote
Kittle Moores Store
Isaster
Avondale
Belk
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