Logan County Sanitation Post Sees Resignation And New Appointment
Logan County Sanitarian Byers resigns effective June 1 to enter private industry. Glenn R. Hemsworth, from Coshocton County Health Dept, will fill Byers’s unexpired term starting June 15 with a $3600 salary plus mileage. The board notes health notes, measles and whooping cough cases in April, sewer concerns, and ongoing health inspections and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Byers
Sanitarian
Logan- Hocking
Byers
Glenn R. Hemsworth
Coshocton County
Hemsworth
Ohio University
West School Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
West Pta
Nelle Nutt
Department of Health
Hocking County Medical Society
Board of Health
Front St
Betty Ave
Elm St
Mineral Ave
Health Department
Logan Sales Tax Receipts Increase Compared to 1952
Logan sales tax receipts for the week rose by 865.90 to 5920.89, vs 5054.99 in the prior year week. Yearly totals show stronger performance, with tax stamps for year ending May 2 1953 at 82209.44, up from 68493.13 in 1952, a rise of 13716.31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ralph Moorhead
Hoy Pleads Guilty in Hocking Non-Support Case
Logan William M. Hoy faced a Hocking County Common Pleas hearing after a grand jury indicted him for non support. He changed his plea from not guilty to guilty and was ordered to pay 30 dollars every two weeks plus a 500 dollar performance bond, with sentencing deferred pending compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William M. Hoy
April Grard
Hocking County Court of Common Pleas
Yesteray
Harley Meyer
Hoy
Meyer
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Admissions
Mrs. Vernon Angle Logan has a daughter and Mrs. Carol Bowlby Logan Route 1 has a son. Admitted include Charles C. Appleman McArthur Route 1 William Walker Logan Gladys Nutter Logan. Discharged Judy Dodrill McArthur Sam Nixon Logan Robert Bungard Logan. John McCormick Junction City Route 1 remains listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Angle
Logan
Carol Bowlby
Charles C. Appleman
McArthur
William Walker
Gladys Nutter
Judy Dodrill
Sam Nixon
Robert Bungard
John McCormick
Junction City
Collision at Front and Depot Causes Minor Damage
Logan reports a two car collision at Front and Depot with minor damage. Drivers wereuth K. Criswell 42 Columpus and Marvin Moore 19 Walcottville Ind. Criswell rear of his car damaged Moore front of his car damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Uth K. Criswell
Columpus
Marvin Moore
Walcottsville
Ind
Criswell
Moore
Haydenville Man Charged With Excessive Fishing Gear
Logan A 24 year old Haydenville man assessed 315 and costs by Magistrate SB White Hart on charges of illegal fishing in the Hocking River. Game protector Marvin Nungester arrested Charles Crane on the same charge, stating any gear beyond two units is illegal.
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Logan
Haydenville
SB. Whitehart
Hocking River
Marvin Nungester
Charles Crane
Nungester
Laurelville Nupes Bless Seabees Pair
Miss Donna Burcham wed AC Larry Holzchuh at EUB Church Laurelville April 30. Bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Burcham, groom son of Mrs. Fred Karshner. Both graduates of Laurelville High. Lavonne Burcham maid of honor, Barbara Holzchuh bridesmaid. Best man Robert Weaver, usher Robert Huggins. Groom assigned with Seabees in Maryland. Mrs. Holzchuh works at Columbus Army Depot.
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Laurelville
EUB
Donna Burcham
AC Larry Holzchuh
Don Burcham
Fred Karshner
Laurelville High School
Lavonne Burcham
Barbara Holzchuh
Robert Weaver
Robert Huggins
Seabees
Maryland
Holzchuh
Army Depot
Columbus
Columbus Area Births and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs William Sagstetter Vernice Jones of Columbus welcomed a son recently. Mrs Lillian Hoy sustained a fractured left wrist in a fall near her home. Mrs Frank Cox hosted the Ladies Bridge Club. Mr and Mrs Harry Bachett visited Mrs A L Straus. Mrs Bessie Hilliard returned home from White Cross Hospital Columbus. Mrs Denver Drum and Mrs Maude DeVault attended a missionary association meeting in Newark. Celesta Hoy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sagstetter
Vernice Jones
Columbus
Lillian Hoy
Frank Cox
Ladies Bridge Club
Harry Bachett
A. L. Straus
Bessie Hilliard
White Cross Hospital
Denver Drum
Maude DeVault
Newark
Missionary Association
Celesta Hoy
Appointment of John F Lin Coon as Executor
John Frank lin Coon of 2 Euclid Drive Athens Ohio is appointed Executor of the estate of Clara Moore Coon deceased. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated April 20 1953 at Athens Ohio. Probate Judge John F Newcomb signs 4 28 53 30th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franklin Coon
Euclid Drive
Athens
Ohio
Clara Moore Coon
Athens County
John F. Newcomb
CAA Bans Logan Airport After City Power Line Move
The Civil Aeronautics Administration closed Logan airport at the east city limits after the city opted to run a power line to a new sewage disposal plant along the east line of the Fred Graham farm. White Xs will mark the field to bar landings. The field was established Aug. 1 1945 by Lee Harper who was later killed in Korea.
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LOGAN
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Fred Graham
Lee Harper
Korea
Scout Paper Drive Scheduled Saturday by Troop 99
Boy Scout Troop 99, sponsored by the Methodist Church, holds a paper drive Saturday starting at 9 a.m. residents should place paper at the curb or call local numbers. Funds support two scouts Larry Liff and Donnie Thomas for the International Jam boree in Santa Ana California and troop equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Methodist Church
Larry Liff
Donnie Thomas
Santa Ana
Calif
Two Traffic Arrests Reported by Patrol
Gallia county report states two traffic arrests by the State Highway Patrol. Joseph O. Cudd 35 Arlington Fla fined 5 dollars and costs for parking in a no parking zone near the Kgger Creek plant site on Route 7. Frederick E. Hobert 30 Ravenswood fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding by Justice Percy Peoples of Pomeroy.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Joseph O. Cudd
Arlington
Fla
Kgger Creek
Frederick E. Hobert
Ravenswood
Percy Peoples
Pomeroy
Murray City Alumni Dance Banquet Set for May 30
Murray City alumni banquet and dance set for May 30 at 8 p.m. banquet and 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. dancing. Music by Glen Sheridan and the Sons of Rhythm of Zanesville. Forest Ayers, secretary of the Murray City Alumni Association, announced the plans.
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Logan
Murray City
Forest Ayers
Murray City A. Association
Glen Sheridan
The
Sons of Rhythm of
Zanesville
Auto Driver Cited After Crash With Truck
Gallipolis police cited John Robert Gordon 24 into court for failure to yield after his car collided with a truck driven by Dyer Williams 63 on Third Ave at Cedar St. The crash occurred at 5 p.m. Monday. Williams was unharmed.
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Gallipolis
Third and
Cedar
John Robert Gordon
Gordon
Third Ave
Cedar St
Dyer Williams
Williamspot
Teens Found in Park After Hours Face Juvenile Court
Two teenage couples were found in Rachelmacher Park after closing hours by city police. Probation officer Spurgeon Metzler said no hearing date is set yet in Juvenile Court and warned that future violators will be turned over to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rachelmacher Park
Spurgeon Metzler
Metzler
River Traffic Report From May 4 Shows Multiple Boat Movements
Gauge readings for 2 pm Monday detail river levels at Lock 18 through 23 and Gallipolis to Kanawha Falls with several vessels listed as up or down. The Ohio River and Kanawha River Marmet entries note boats like Blazer, Guadal canal, Bruce, Parker and others changing positions through the afternoon.
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Gallipolis
Winfield
Kanawha Falls
Point Pleasant
Ohio River
Peace
Beaver
Workman
Blazer
Mountaineer
Cherokee
Guadalcanal
Bruce
Parker
Solvay
Louisiana
Dorrance
Ernestine
Christie
Keeley
Castle
Wood
Stevenson
Kanawha
Marmet
Semet
Criss
Merrill
Out Again In Again Duncan Arrested After Release
James Lee Duncan, 19, of Addison, released after 37 days in the sheriff's custody following a intoxication conviction, was arrested again at 7 p.m. Monday on intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James Lee Duncan
Addison
George Ehman
Logan High announces senior play aides and crews
Logan High School announces four new committees for the senior class play Junior Miss to be staged May 14 and 15. Publicity members Kay Ann Savey Kathleen Geiger Marlene Davis Martha Gordon and Marianne Abernathy. Properties Martha Gordon Marianne Abernathy. House Linda Waugh Sue Sutton Shirley Wingrove Shirley Hoke. Stage crew Jack Lemon Bob Leadbetter Jim Nihiser Paul Geiger Herb Moore Bob Silvers Wilfred Kitchen. Directed by Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hannaford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Kay Ann Savey
Kathleen Geiger
Marlene Davis
Martha Gordon
Marianne Abernathy
Linda Waugh
Sue Sutton
Shirley Wingrove
Shirley Hoke
Jack Lemon
Bob Leadbetter
Jim Nihiser
Paul Geiger
Herb Moore
Bob Silvers
Wilfred Kitchen
Paul Hannaford
Missing Evergreen Boy Found in Columbus
Gallia county deputies traced 15 year old Herman Henson from Evergreen to Columbus where Franklin County deputies located him. The Bidwell High School student disappeared Sunday morning after leaving for Sunday school, prompting a father’s request and a formal complaint to start the search.
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Gallipolis
Gordon Fisher
Columbus
Herman Henson
Evergreen
A. C. Henson
Franklin County Sheriff's Deputies
Bidwell High School
Hocking County Fish and Game Dinner Tickets On Sale
Logan Ralph Moorhead announces tickets on sale for the annual dinner meeting to be held Thursday at the Izaak Walton League clubhouse. Tickets available from Moorhead Damon Pontious Laurelville Norris filling station near Haydenville George McAfee Starr A R Hummel E Front St Lehman Hardware Roy Rieder Cussins Fearn Ira Wilkinson south of Logan Natco Store Haydenville and other outlets.
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LOGAN
Ralph Moorhead
Hocking County Fish and Game Association
Izaak Walton League
Moorhead
Damon Pontious
Laurelville
Norris
Haydenville
George McAfee
Starr
A. R. Hummel
E. Front St
Lehman Hardware Co
Grandy’s Auto Supply
Roy Rieder
Hospital Births and Admissions List Detailing Local Patients
Holzer Hospital notes multiple births and admissions across Bidwell Gallipolis Wellston Jackson and nearby towns. Included are births of a son and daughter to several couples and numerous medical and surgical admissions for residents such as Harve Skeens Arthur Roush Zelma May and many listed in a long roster of patients and caregivers.
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Woodrow Eggleton
Bidwell
Charles Smith
Gallipolis
Kenneth Smith
John Denny
Garland Lear
Galaoa
Persone Clark
Silipolis
O. O. Skidmore
Surgical
M. E Thorne
Arbuckle
W. Va
D. W. Lanhart
Jackson
Maurice Grover
Virgil Booten
Dennis Griggsby
Raymond Byer
Leon
Joe Montgomery
Gomer Medlock
Wellston
Ae Lee Ross
Melba Jean Bonecutter
Henderson
Ike Fox
Gilbert Craig
Oliver Meadows
Danny Fink
Middleport
Charles Tribby
William Jacobs
Charlies Vance
David Whaley
Thur Roos Oak Hill
Harold Blamer
Roy L. Allen
Ralph Ours
Earl Levisay
Allen Eichinger
Lena Akers
Edra Rhodes
Callie Matheney
Vincent Hire
Ronald Butner
Phale Eastes
Frank Winebrenner
Charles King
Margaret Bartels
Kelly C. Green
Hobart McKinniss
William Dailey
Floyd Wagner
Griff Durbin
Helen Lewis
Albert Steed
Clyde Sloan
Suzanna Patton
Eldon Pittenger
Merrill Bates
Donald Hermann
Elizabeth Safford
Charles White
Charles Williams
Raleigh Cline
First Birthday Observed for Sharon Lynn Hazlett
Sunday in Gallipolis Mrs James Hazlett hosted a party for Sharon Lynn Hazletts first birthday on May 4 A long decorated table held ice cream and cake Guests included Nancy and Carl Clark Jimmy and Sandra Forth Ruth Ann Hazlett and others Helping with serving were Peggy Hazlett Ernestine Welch Bonnie Forth and Mrs Elsie Hazlett Also invited were Violet and Jean Robie and Mr and Mrs Ambrose Dorton
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Gallipolis
James Hazlett
Sharon Lynn Hazlett
Nancy
Carl Clark
Jimmy
Sandra Forth
Ruth Ann Hazlett
Eleanor
Rosetta
Keith Sheets
James Lée Bush
Barbara
Jimmy Hazlett
Peggy Hazlett
Ernestine Welch
Bonnie Forth
Elsie Hazlett
Goldin Hazlett
Violet
Jean Robie
Ambrose Dorton
Two Men Fined On Drinking Charges
Gallopolis two men arrested by the sheriff's department over the weekend for being in physical control of a vehicle while under the influence faced hearings before Justice of the Peace James A. Johnson. Lloyd Hurston Stowers, 40, Bidwell Route 2, was fined $50 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Sheriff's Department
Justice of the Peace
James A. Johnson
Lloyd Hurston Stowers
Bidwell
Bond Forfeiture After Extended Appearance Delay
Nor ma Jean Rife, 24, Kananga, appeared after an arrest for intoxication on April 5. Her $15 bond was forfeited Saturday by Justice of the Peace James A. following a two week open appearance period and a four week delay after the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Norma Jean Rife
Kananga
Justice of the Peace
James A. A
City and C&O Agree on Spruce Street Paving Plan
The Gallipolis City Commission reached a pact with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to repair and repave Spruce Street including the Second and Third avenues crossing and the track section to the curve toward the main line. The plan also calls for a longer water main extension and traffic light upgrades in the business district.
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Gallipolis
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Spruce St
L. B. Hewlett
Columbus
C&o
Second
Third Avenues
Third
Bartlett
Gilbert Bush
R. B. Thomas
Garfield Ave
E. R. Wallace
Centenary
Wallace
Vienna Shaken by Four Earth Shocks Saturday
Vienna was rattled by four brief earthquakes on Saturday with no serious damage reported. Local authorities urged residents to stay calm as seismic activity continued.
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Vienna
Austria
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Joan
Itrip
Columbus St
Nelsonville
Capital Finance Corporation
Sea Smercy
2Nd St
Ste Tytons
R. FE
McCammon
John Deere
Wadorm
Kern
Soun Deere
Hocking Valley Hospital
CAA Invokes
Game Association
Holzer Hospital
Quick's
Lincoln Ave
Hinkle Ave
Raymon Allison
John Morgan
Gus Frye
Perry Bailes
Otis Drummond
Roy Bartlett
Altmans
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