Lieutenant Governor Visits Logan Kiwanis
Lt. Gov. K Singer of Gallipolis visited the Logan Kiwanis Club on Tuesday night. He urged greater activity and outlined committee projects aligned with the 1958 slogan Dedicated to Community Service. Paul Stimson introduced the speaker, and members were reminded of the 1958 Ladies Night next Tuesday at First Methodist Church starting 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carroll K. Singer
Gallipolis
Logan Kiwanis Club
Singer
Kiwanis International
Paul Stimson
First Methodist Church
November Vote Listed For School Transfer In Ohio
LOGAN The Hocking County Board of Education voted to place on the November ballot a proposal allowing Green Marion Falls and Falls Gore townships to transfer from the East Hocking district to the Logan district. The board also deferred action on a Laurelville area withdrawal and new district proposal until May 15.
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Logan
Hocking County
Rockbridge
West Hocking
Board of Elections
Green
Marion
Falls
Falls-Gore
Logan Board
East Hocking
Frey
Logan FFA Chooses Lenora Later as Queen at Logan High
Lenora Later was chosen FFA Queen at a Chief Logan chapter meeting held at Logan High School. Grace Kuhn was a queen nominee while Harry Risch presided. The meeting discussed FFA membership requirements for the honorary chapter and included a scrap drive report by John Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora
FFA
Crooksville Bank Sues Hughes Over Note and Property
Perry County court notes show The Crooksville Bank sues William and Gladys Hughes and others for 3770 on a 7000 promissory note dated June 6 1952. Property in Terrace Addition Crooksville subject to internal revenue assessment. Plus several divorce actions and a personal injury suit by Colleen Moore against Carl Weaver for 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooksville Bank
William and Gladys Hughes
Crooksville
Terrace Addition
Ned Reed
Marian Reed
Zanesville
Nancy Poling
Larry Poling
Logan High School Sports Banquet Set With Hayes Guest
Plans are complete for the Chieftain Boosters second annual sports banquet at the Izaak Walton League clubhouse. Wayne Woodrow Hayes will speak. Trophies will be awarded to top LHS football basketball baseball and track athletes and the senior judged best in all sports. Dinner at 7 p m.
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LOGAN
Chieftain Boosters
Logan High School
Izaak Walton League
Wayne Woodrow
Woody) Hayes
Ohio State University
LHS
Action Continued in Nixon Case In Whitehall
Action continued in Common Pleas Court for Ralph H. Nixon 25 of Whitehall. Nixon was arrested on a capias by Prosecuting Attorney Hubert Lappen and charged with failing to obey court orders from a 1956 guilty plea for failing to provide for minor children. Bond set at 1000 remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas
Ralph H. Nixon
Whitehall
Nixon
Hubert Lappen
Robbery charges filed against man for weekend break-ins
NEW LEXINGTON Arnold Braglin, 21, living with relatives, faces breaking and entering counts for 13 robberies at local businesses. Prosecutor says Braglin confessed most robberies since March 8. Grand jury to hear case next Wednesday. He admits stealing money to fund weekend dates with a Corn ing girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Arnold Braglin
Robert G. Tague
Braglin
Corning
Sodomy Trial Scheduled for Clyde Simmons in Logan
Clyde Simmons 39 of Logan is set for a Common Pleas Court trial at 9 a m on May 27 on sodomy charges. Judge Harley Meyer overruled defense demurrers at arraignment. Simmons pleaded innocent and bond remains. Attorneys James Shumaker of Nelsonville and Forrest Moore of Logan represented him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clyde Simmons
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Simmons
James Shumaker
Nelsonville
Forrest Moore
Ohio
Meyer
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Briefs
Newborn a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Osler of Wellston. Admissions include Mrs. William Henry of Logan Route 1 for surgery and Mrs. Virgil Linn of Rockbridge Route 1 for medical care. Other patients: Mrs. Donald Crane and Mrs. Alva Russ. Discharges list Mrs. Robert Tripp of Zaleski and her daughter, Mrs. James Slay of Logan and her son J. M. Ogan of McArthur, along with Mrs. Hubert Baker of Logan, William Harwood of Logan Route, and Robert Stewart of Laurelville Route 1.
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Kirby Osler
Wellston
William Henry
Logan
Virgil Linn
Rockbridge
Donald Crane
Alva Russ
Oak Hill
Robert Tripp
Zaleski
James Slay
J. M. Ogan
McArthur
Hubert Baker
William Harwood
Humane Society Meet Set for Monday Night
A special public meeting of the Hocking County Humane Society is scheduled for 8 p.m. next Monday in the courthouse auditorium to approve the proposed constitution and by laws. Attendance was light at the previous open meeting, so action was deferred. all interested persons are invited.
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Logan
Hocking County Humane Society
Hartmanns Welcome Son Otto H. Hartmann III in Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Otto H. Hartmann Jr. of San Diego California are parents to a son born early last Saturday morning. The baby is named Otto H. Hartmann III and has two sisters Patricia and Deborah. Otto H. Hartmann Sr. of Logan is the grandfather.
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Logan
Otto H. Hartmann Jr
San Diego
Calif
Otto H. Hartmann III
Patrici
Deborah
Otto H. Hartmann Sr
Logan Bridge Club Winners Promote Cancer Benefit
Logan Bridge Club met in the Ohio Power Co auditorium. First place went to Mrs. Louis A. Riggs and Mrs. E. W. Tschappat. Second place to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter of Athens. two third-place ties included Miss Irene Devlin with Mrs. Margretta Wood of Athens and Charles Doulton with Al Carpenter. A benefit bridge party is set for Thursday June 12 at 8 pm in the Logan Clay Products Co recreation room to aid the American Cancer Society. The next regular meeting is Thursday May 15 at 8 pm at the Ohio Power Co featuring a master point game.
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Logan Bridge Club
Ohio Power Co
Louis A. Riggs
E. W. Tschappat
Fred Carpenter
Athens
Irene Devlin
Margretta Wood
Charles Doulton
al Carpenter
Logan Clay Products Co
American Cancer Society
Union Furnace Hillbillys 4 H Club Meeting Notes
The Union Furnace Hillbillys 4 H Club met at Kerry St Clair's home on Friday April 28 with thirteen members. Tom Redd named a by law committee and project and health books were distributed. Refreshments were provided by Mrs St Clair. The next meeting will be at Tom Redd's home.
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Union Furnace Hillbillys
Kerry St. Clair
Tom Redd
St. Clair
Shelia
Andrea Spencer
Spencer
Truth Seekers Meet at Union Furnace Church
The Truth Seekers Class of Union Furnace EUB Church will meet Thursday May 8 at 1 30 p m at Mrs Earl Loomins Jr home. Mrs Mary Bennington will lead the program.
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Union Furnace
EUB Church
Earl Loomins Jr
Mary Bennington
East Hocking Re-Employs 19 Teachers
East Hocking district school board re employed nineteen teachers for 1958 59 and added three new hires for elementary duties later. Names listed include Monica Stedem James McKenzie Marlene McKenzie Nellie Elliott Margaret Jones Alice Keairns William White Alice Zimmerman Ann Spencer Edwin Barker Rachell Rennels Berdena Woods Marlene Gastin Mary Barber Louise Wolfe Grace Orr Josephine Sayre Rita Boyles Pearl I Bigham William T Allibery Betty E Pickett all graduates of Ohio University with Bigham Allibery cadet training and Pickett college of education experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Murray City
East Hocking
Marlene McKenzie
James White
Nellie Elliott
Margaret Jones
Alice Keairns
Carbon Hill
William White
Alice Zimmerman
Ann Spencer
Marion
Edwin Barker
Rachell Rennels
Enterprise Berdena Woods
Green
Marlene Gastin
Mary Barber
Louise Wolfe
Grace Orr
West Logan
Josephine Sayre
Rita Boyles
Pearl I. Bigham
William T. Allibery
Betty E. Pickett
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Three Leave Tuesday To Enter Armed Forces
Three Hocking County selectees left Logan Tuesday for induction into the armed forces at Fort Hayes Columbus. Representing the county's May draft call were Benny J Spencer Carbon Hill Jack N Lehman Logan and Charles F Stover Nelsonville. They will be sent to training centers after processing at Fort Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Benny J. Spencer
Carbon Hill
Jack N. Lehman
Charles F
Stover
Nelsonville
Italy Farms Employ Forty Two Percent of Workforce
A historical note states that forty two percent of Italy's working population are farmers. It highlights the significant agricultural role in the Italian economy and rural society.
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Italy
DAR Chapter Meeting Hostess Named for May 9
Mrs. Kerwood Martin will host the Governor Worthington Chapter of DAR at her home on Friday May 9 with a one o'clock dessert ahead of the program. She will be assisted by Mrs. G C Hengst.
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Kerwood Martin
Worthington
DAR
Martin
G. C. Hengst
Youth Denies Burelary Try
Logan John Weston of Nelsonville faced arraignment in Common Pleas Court on a breaking and entering indictment. He waived 24 hour service and pleaded innocent to the September 1956 Old Man's Cave concession stand burglary. Weston remains in jail on bond and case continues after Army custody issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Weston
Nelsonville
Common Pleas
Weston
Harley Meyer
Old Man's Cave
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