Blood Unit Nets 92 Blood Pints at Logan Drive
Logan hosted a Central Regional Blood Center mobile drive collecting 92 pints from 104 volunteers. Twelve were deferred for medical reasons. Borborundum Co. led with 25 donors followed by Hocking Honor Camp with 17 and Haydenville Natco 16.
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Logan
Central Regional Blood Center
Columbus
Carborundum Co
Hocking
Haydenville
Natco
Logan Clay Products Co
General Hocking Brick Co
H. C. Godman Shoe Co
Roberts Will Admitted to Probate Court in Logan
Probate court in Hocking County admitted the wills of Daniel E. Roberts and Seth Sloan of Logan. Daniel E. Roberts named his wife Ruth H. Roberts as sole legatee and Thomas Roberts of New Boston as executor without bond. Seth Sloan named Ruth Sloan as executrix without bond.
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Roberts
Logan
Daniel E. Roberts
Hocking County
Ruth H. Roberts
Thomas Roberts
New Boston
Seth Sloan
Ruth Sloan
Funeral Rites Scheduled for Jackson L. Harble
Logan Ohio funeral arrangements are set for Jackson L. Harble 77 who died Tuesday night at Hocking Valley Rest Home South Perry after a period of declining health. He leaves a son two daughters a brother and six grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Heinlein Funeral Home with the Rev. Stanley T. Benton officiating and Oak Grove Cemetery burial.
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Sun Glow
Clarence Harble
Logan
Bonnie Neal
New Straitsville
Violet Lehman
Vivian Ruffner
Grover Harble
Heinlein Funeral Home
Stanley T. Benton
Oak Grove Cemetery
Jobless Increase Continues in Two Ohio Counties
Unemployment rose to 1969 in Hocking and Athens counties with 1657 out of work one week or more. New claims reached 312 as H C Godman Shoe Co in Logan laid off staff amid a potential May 5 four day week reopen. Minor claims also from miners in Athens and workers at North American in Columbus.
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Logan
Hocking
Athens
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
H. C. Godman Shoe Co
Athens County
North American
Columbus
Mrs Patton Dies in Columbus at 75
Mrs. Fanny Patton 75 of Maxville died unexpectedly at 3 a.m. Tuesday in Grant Hospital Columbus after falling ill the previous evening. She was a Perry County native and Maxville summer resident, survived by daughter Miss Jerry Patton and granddaughter Miss Clare Patton. Funeral services 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev. John Hickman officiating. Burial Ebenezer Cemetery Perry County.
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Logan
Fanny Patton
Maxville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Patton
Jerry Patton
Perry County
Amos
Martha ‘Marlowe Woods
Execution Suspended for Childress Pending Appeal
Harry R. Childress, 31, of Nelsonville, convicted of sodomy, has execution suspended while his attorney James Shumaker appeals. A $7500 bond conditions post and diligent prosecution of the appeal. If not posted by final commitment entry, sentence to penitentiary will be carried out.
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Logan
Harry R. Childress
Nelsonville
James Shumaker
Childress
Ohio Peniten
Harley Meyer
Carlos Riecker
McConnelsville
Thomas Mitchell
Jackson
Lima State Hospital
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Reformatory
A. J. Waldron
Donald Warren
Haydenville
Gerald M. Spengler
Warren
Spengler
Logan Doering Wins National Merit Scholarship
John Ward Doering son of Dr and Mrs J Ward Doering of 539 Warner Ave is named a National Merit college scholar. As a Merit finalist he ranks among about 1000 scholars from 256000 entrants from 14000 schools. Doering a Campion High School Prairie du Chien Wis senior and Xavier University entrant plans to study classics with partial NMS support.
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Doering
Xavier University
Cincinnati
NMS
St. Aloysius Military School
New Lexington
Campion
Mrs. Minnie Risch dies at 77 in Lancaster hospital
Mrs. Minnie Risch 77 wife of Andrew F. Risch of Rockbridge died at 12 15 am Wednesday in Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after declining health She would have celebrated 58 years of marriage with her husband June 27 A native of Hocking County she lived most of her life in Rockbridge Surviving include daughter Edna Kern Lancaster grandson William Risch Lancaster granddaughter Mrs Joseph Hartman Logan and five great grandchildren Funeral services at St Matthew Church with Rev Quentin Battiste and Rev Thomas C Smallsteed. Burial details not opened.
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Logan
Minnie Risch
Andrew F. Risch
Rockbridge
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Hocking County
Alfred
Elizabeth Blosser Brown
Risch
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Hocking Grange
Edna Kern
Lancaster
William Risch
Joseph Hartman
Leonard Funeral Home
St. Matthew Church
Quentin Battiste
Thomas C. Smallsteed
Oak Grove Cemetery
Cadet Cordle Wins Wings in Messenger Reading Plan
J Randall Cordle age 12 son of Elmer and Mrs Cordle West Logan Route 1 earned silver wings as a Sales Cadet for obtaining new customers in the Economy Reading Plan. The sixth grader at West Logan School attends St. Johns Church and saves earnings from a 36 customer route to buy clothes and a wrist watch. He aims to be a pilot with hobbies including baseball swimming fishing and reading. Prizes include multiple awards and a cost free trip to New York on July 13 with contest ending May 17.
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Logan
J. Randall Cordle
Elmer Cordle
West Logan
Cadet Cordle
West Logan School
St. John’s Catholic Church
Cordle
New York
Logan Social Notes Elects New Officers and Plans Events
Mrs. Otto Shaw becomes president of the Modern Mothers League at OCCL in West Logan with ten attending. New officers include Mrs. Richard Bowers and Mrs. Evans Hand Jr. Husbands Day set for May 25 and Children's Party for June 19 at Rachelmacher Park. Noted topics were Discipline and Kidnapping. Attendance included Mrs. Hand Culbertson and inactive members joining later in Lancaster. April Nosth Libri League met at Mrs. Rauber with new member Mrs. Koemiller and plans for a speaker.
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Modern Mothers League of the Occl
John Garke
West Logan
Evans J. Hand
Paul Culbertson
Shaw
Gafke
Nosth Libri League
Ohio CCL
Charles Rauber
Harry V. Mack
Clarence Koemiller
Sigma Phi Gamma Plans Candy Sale for May 3 at Risch's Drug
Sigma Phi Gamma held a regular session led by Mrs. Mary Tschappat. The sorority announced 80 blood donors for the Bloodmobile visit on Wednesday, April 30, and planned a homemade candy sale May 3 at Risch's Drug Store starting 9 a.m. A formal initiation for Mrs. Jo Wittekind was conducted.
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Sigma Phi Gamma
Mary Tschappat
Risch’s
Jo Wittekind
Achievement meeting to discuss services for retarded children
An achievement meeting will be held at Athens May 10 with new officers elected. Officers include Mrs. Harry V. Mack president Mrs. Dale Shultz vice president Mrs. Russell Mason secretary Mrs. Clarence M. Kornmiller treasurer and Mrs. Ray Price historian and librarian. Mrs. Don Lightfoot chairs the ways and means committee and conducted a guessing game with co hosts Mrs. Dale Shultz and Mrs. Fred Primmer Jr.
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Athens
Harry V. Mack
Dale Shultz
Russell Mason
Clarence M. Kornmiller
Ray Price
Don Lightfoot
Fred Primmer, Jr
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Gray Lady
Lawrence Kessler
Logan High School
Key Club
EUB Church
Bob Dollmatsch
Bob Dennis
Dave Gierhart
Tom Allen
David Davis
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
J. L. Harble
Luckoff
Glouster
Lucxoff
Erimel
UC Mnclos
B.V.D
Logan Boy
J. R. Cordle
Betty Scaparratti
Betty Hamilton
McCullough
Baex
Nauticals
Arnel
Aerot Ay
Capioins
Chino
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