Duffy and Johnson Win Primary in Logan Mayor Race
Logan voters chose Floyd Duffy Republican nominee for mayor over William Patchen 293 to 98 while Democrat Kenneth Johnson defeated Keith Schultz 244 to 80. Other GOP results included Joseph Phillips for city council president 208 to 161 and a total 721 votes cast with 394 Republicans and 327 Democrats.
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Logan
Floyd Duffy
William Patchen
Kenneth Johnson
Keith Schultz
Joseph Phillips
Leslie Johnson
Board of Elections
Sam Bright
Amos Potts
William Knapp
Wilhelmine Deissie
Juliet White
Richard Gerber
Spurgeon Metzler
Lawrence Ellinger
First Ward
Frank Eberst
Fourth Ward
Vaughn Collins
Paul Fox
Richard Gerken
Sealed Proposals Sought for University Building Furnishings
Sealed proposals due by 2:00 p.m. EST May 11 1958 at Ohio University Purchasing Agent Athens Ohio for labor and materials to furnish booths tables and chairs for the Bunch of Grapes Room and Frontier Room Student Center Building. Submit with 100 percent contract bond.
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Diane
Ohio
E.S.T
Bunch of Grapes
Frontier Room
Athens
Frontier
Ohio Universit
W. H. Herbert
Athens City to Buy Asphalt and Limestone under Public Works
The Director of Public Service Safety is authorized to contract for 50 000 gallons of asphalt and 3 100 tons of crushed limestone per plans on file with bids advertised as required by law. All conflicting ordinances or resolutions are repealed.
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Athena
Athens State Hospital
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Athens Township
Athens County
Eighth Grade Test Results Are Released
Logan reports published by Samuel H. Dillon show eight grade test results from county schools. Ten students made the upper 25 percent statewide with Marilyn Ruth Rheinscheld in the 99th percentile earning a special certificate. Medians across schools ranged from 99 to 130.
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Logan
Marilyn Ruth Rheinscheld
Green Local
Phyllis Jo Antle
Murray City
Gary Lee Hilton
West Logan
Virginia Louise Koch
Rockbridge
Lavetta Cloe Dyer
Annabelle Swackhammer
Judith Ann McNeil
South Bloomingville
Teddy Delano Adams
Charles David Frey
Laurelville
Julia Anne Beougher
Rheinscheld
Gibisonville
Minor Crash on Zanesville Ave Causes Minor Damage
A Logan Logan incident reports a two-vehicle collision on Zanesville Avenue resulting in minor damage. A truck driven by 29 year old Robert H. Binkley of Hemlock and a parked truck owned by Raymond Thomas of Logan were involved according to city police.
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Zanesville Ave
Robert H. Binkley
Hemlock
Raymond Thomas
Welfare Department April report for Hocking County
Logan Ohio April welfare department reports 40 cases with 141 persons served and 1794.83 dollars spent. Medical only cases total 2 and medical bills 46 dollars. March 42 cases served 151 persons with 2205.34 dollars in expenditures.
Final Rites Held For Robert White
Logan final rites were held yesterday at St Pauls Episcopal Church officiated by Rev Paul Han ford. Pallbearers included Ford Hack Dr Owen F Yaw Claude Chrisman William S Miller Joe Gabriel and Robert Lee. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Auto Truck Collision Report Near Emer son Brothers Garage
Sheriff Deputy Charles Miller investigated a minor collision on Route 33 near Emerson Brothers Garage. A truck driven by Charles R. Mays age 28 from Union Furnace and an auto driven by Robert E. Ansel age 30 from Enterprise were involved.
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LOGAN
Charles Miller
Emerson Brothers Garage
Charles R. Mays
Union Furnace
Robert E. Ansel
Enterprise
Funeral services for James E. Terrell at Heinlein on Thursday
James E. Terrell, 76, died at Hocking Valley Hospital after a yearlong illness. He operated a Logan Route 4 farm near Webb Summit and belonged to the Logan IOOF Lodge and Webb's Chapel Methodist Church. Survivors include his widow Nellie Etta, three daughters Gladys Webb, Florence Fickel of Logan, and Mrs. Earl Playford of Toledo, a sister, two brothers, and other relatives. Services are at 2 p.m. Thursday at Heinlein funeral home. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
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James E. Terrell
Hocking Valley Hospital
Terrell
Webb Summit
Logan Ioof Lodge
Webb’s Chapel
Nellie Etta Terrell
Gladys Webb
Florence Fickel
Earl Playford
Toledo
Frank St. Clair
C. D. Brown
Elmer Brown
Lancaster
Heinlein
Oak Grove Cemetery
Columbus Motorist Fined $100 and Costs
Logan district reports a Columbus man William E. Orndorf 59 of 1671 Alum Creek Drive was fined $100 and costs for driving while intoxicated at Mayor Roger Friend's court. Another case for intoxication and disorderly conduct saw John R. Bowen 51 of Shawnee fined $10 and costs after police arrest and mayoral assessment.
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Logan
Columbus
William E. Orndorf
Alum Creek Drive
Roger Friend
John R. Bowen
Shawnee
Bowen
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Discharges
Mrs. Fred Devol of New Straits ville gave birth to a son at Hocking Valley Hospital. Roy A. Stallsmith of Logan admitted. Miss Virginia Thompson of Dun as assisted. Mrs. Harold Casto and daughter in Logan discharged.
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Fred Devol
New Straitsville
Roy A. Stallsmith
Logan
Virginia Thompson
Dunas
Harold Casto
4 H Club Plans Sunday May 10 Observance
Logan area 4 H club to observe 4 H Sunday May 10 at Union school auditorium with plans to vote that day. Members will attend Sunday School in a group. Project books were distributed and reports were given by John Funk Carl Thrush and Buck Eager. Next meeting slated for Union Furnace on May 12.
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Logan
Union
John Funk
Carl Thrush
Buck Eager
Union Furnace
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