Eight locals cited for traffic violations over weekend
Logan city police cited eight persons for traffic offenses with one involved in a minor accident. Paul F. Weber 37 was jailed three days fined 150 plus costs for driving while intoxicated and fined 10 plus costs for running a stop sign. Norma Weber forfeited a 20 bond on intoxication. Orville Dean Mason 20 Lancaster cited for driving without an operator license and to appear May 15. Roy Albert Slater 34 Lancaster arrested for permitting an unlicensed driver to drive with hearing set May 16. John C. Nelson 57 Logan cited for DWI fined 150 and three days. Carl N. Blosser 61 Logan jailed for intoxication and disorderly conduct. William W. Davidson 43 Logan to appear May 16 for speeding. Wilma H. Geiger 44 Gore Route 1 cited for failure to yield after collision with a motorcycle ridden by Charles E. Gail 19 Logan Route 4. minor damages reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul F. Weber
Columbus
Norma
Orville Dean Mason
Lancaster
Roy Albert Slater
Jack Moorehead
John C. Nelson
Carl N. Blosser
William W. Davidson
Moorehead
Wilma H. Geiger
Gore Route 1
Walnut St
Charles E. Gail
Chit Chat Club Prizes Awarded At Meeting
GLOUSTER The Chit Chat Club met at the home of Mrs. Ruth Christman with co hosts Mrs. Mina Vore and Mrs. Jeanne Butt. The hostess gift went to Mrs. Gladys Dixon and prizes went to Mrs. Glenna Gamwell and Mrs. Jane Faires. Refreshments were served to a list of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ruth Christman
Mina Vore
Jeanne Butt
Gladys Dixon
Glenna Gamwell
Jane Faires
Barbara Cox
Pat Faires
Carol Lasko
Jane Schoeman
Caryl Zimmer
Arlene Andrews
Jody Moore
Mary Simons
Thea Chapter
CES 192
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Pearl Miller
Mary Lou Talbert
Chiefs Club
K. of P. Hall
Allison Jones
Rothwell Club
Gordon
Earl Morris
Evert Eddy
Harold Wagner
Marcellie Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Hollister Pto
Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
An advertisement announces a compact hearing aid perfected by a hard of hearing inventor. The device promises crystal clear whispers and is offered by HEARING at 32 E 9th St Erie Pa with full information at no cost or obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 9Th St
Erie
Mother's Day Program At Jacksonville Methodist Church
Jacksonville Methodist Church observed Mother's Day with morning services focused on motherhood. A piano prelude opened by Mrs Wahnetta Exemkamper preceded a robed choir performance of Mother of Mine and poems by several women. Flowers were given to the oldest and youngest mothers, with carnations for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Wahnetta Exemkamper
Margaret Hammond
Joyce Johnson
Marena Schultz
Mabel Sayre
Bernice Bartels
E. S. Shirkey
Arlene Davis
Elizabeth Davis
Dorothy Boudinot
Maxine Linscott
Ticket Deadline Set for Hollister Alumni Banquet
Mrs. Vir ginia Vore announces ticket deadline for the J T Hollister Alumni Banquet on May 20 with the event scheduled for May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Virginia Vore
J-T-Hollister
Inventory of Horvath estate filed in Probate Court
Probate Court records show the inventory of the estate of the late Charles D Horvath of Murray City has been filed. Appraisers listed are John Podoski John Ayers and Roy Anthony.
Intruders Break Into Schoolhouse and Other Weekend Thefts
Two break ins and two thefts were reported by the Hocking County Sheriff over the weekend. The Union Terrace High School principal’s office was ransacked but nothing was missing. A Green Hills Scout reservation building was entered with no items reported missing. Clarence Green reported a stolen double bit axe from his Route 374 parked car. David Griffin reported a missing 15 foot canoe from the Greenhills reservation between April 30 and May 2. A six year old Grumman aluminum boat could have been painted blue with serial number 2002A-5-15 missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Greenhills
Clarence Green
Rockbridge
David Griffin
Columbus
Grumman
Rainbow Girls Meet at Logan Assembly No 164
About 40 members and guests attended the Order of the Rainbow for Girls Assembly No 164 meeting at the Masonic Temple in Logan. Officers elected included Sharon Good as worthy advisor Marilyn Lange as worthy associate advisor Yvette Keck as Charity Jean Ann Mock as Hope Sue Bicknell as Faith Gayle Hadley as Recorder and Patti Moorehead as treasurer. Refreshments followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Assembly No
Masonic Temple
Sharon Good
Marilyn Lange
Yvette Keck
Charity
Jean Ann Mock
Hope
Sue Bicknell
Faith
Gayle Hadley
Patti Moorehead
Vacation Bible School Plans At Chauncey Church Of God
Plans are underway for a Chauncey Church Of God Vacation Bible School in June with a definite date to be announced. Teachers named include Mrs. Jacob Way Kindergarten Mrs. Chester Baughman primary Mrs. Frank Cunningham Junior girls and Rev Fred Crabtree Junior boys. WSCS Elects New Officers At Glouster Methodist Church the WSCS met with Mrs Harold Wilson presiding. program You are Christ Called presented by Mrs Ansel Gamwell. Officers elected president Mrs Ruth Cole vice president Mrs Goldie Willis treasurer Mrs Richard Guinther secretary Mrs Dave White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of God
Jacob Way
Chester Baughman
Frank Cunningham
Fred Crabtree
Dave White
Sybil Kurtzman
Niles Parks
Mabel Evans
Marion
Ohio
Robert Robinson
California
Navy Airman Lowery Receives Jet Degree
GLOUSTER Martin W Lowery airman USN son of Mr and Mrs Norman S Lowry of 68 Locust St Glouster graduated May 1 from Avia tion Machinists Mate Jet Engine School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tenn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Martin W. Lowery
USN
Norman S. Lowry
Locust St
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
PTA Spring Carnival Crowns Princes At Local Event
Debbie Childress and Steve Pearce were named prince and princess at the PTA Spring Carnival held last week. The event featured games, refreshments, prizes, and door prizes donated by Athens and Chauncey merchants. Susan Leedy and John Smathers won the two giant dogs donated by the PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Debbie Childress
Steve Pearce
PTA
Athens
Susan Leedy
John Smathers
Plants Given To Mothers At Glouster Church Event
Glouster Church of Christ honors mothers after Bible School service. Paul E. McAllister presents potted plants to oldest and youngest mothers and to several with four children. Don Seevers delivers a Mother’s Day sermon. Teen group performs a play titled The Trial of Mr. Nominal Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. McAllister
Weltha Williams
Nick Milhoan
William Christman, Jr
Russ Norris
Ed Mingus
Don Seevers
Nominal Christian
Dogs Bite Two Children in Logan Incident
Hocking County dog warden James Leonard reports two more children bitten by dogs. Five year old John Allberry, Jr. was bitten on the right hand by a dog owned by Robert Davis and treated by a physician. The dog is under 14 day observation. Khristina Walker, 18 months, was bitten on the right hand by a dog owned by Molly McVey and also placed under 14 day observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Leonard
Hocking County
John Allberry
Route 664
Robert Davis
Logan Star Route
Khristina Walke
Harold Walke
N. Walnut Rd
W. Hunter St
Molly McVey
W. Main St
Mothers Day Guests Visit Several Families Across Towns
Chauncey Hanning and family of Reedsville and others from Columbus and The Plains joined Mrs. Hoyt McMasters and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Tippett for Mothers Day gatherings. The Reedsville and Columbus households hosted relatives at home sites including Baker Road and Harold Brown residence. John Kozma enjoys a ten day leave with his family before reporting to Naval Hospital Bethesda for six months of schooling. Patty Lewis is listed as daughter of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hanning
Johnnie
Billie
Reedsville
Owen Stotts
Teresa
David
Columbus
Tom Talbert
Jackie
the Plains
Hoyt McMasters
Neil Tippett
Susan
Guy Brookins
Harold Brown
Baker Rd
Adda Tippett
Carroll Tippett
John Kozma
Alex Kozma
Sue
Naval Hospital
Bethesda Md
Patty Lewis
Two Minor Accidents Probed by Logan Sheriff
The Logan Hocking County Sheriff’s Department investigated two minor weekend accidents. Roger D. Smith, 19, of Gore backed from a parking ramp at Hocking Valley Drive In and struck Melvin Morris, 25, of Rockbridge Route 1, causing a broken tail light and dented fender on Morris’s car. no citations due to private property. Sanara Ann Clapp, 21, of Celina, skidded on gravel on Route 180 near Mounds crossing Saturday at 6 20 p m, rolled over after hitting a fence, and was released by a helper with no injuries though car suffered heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking County
Hocking Valley Drive- In
Roger D. Smith
Gore
Melvin Morris
Rockbridge
Sanara Ann Clapp
Celina
Clapper Run
Route
Mounds Crossing
Herbert Notestone
Laurelville
Birthday Dinner Honors Jacob Way at Home
A Chauncey birthday dinner was held Saturday evening at the honoree Jacob Way's home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Way, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kelzenberg, Donna Chauncey, Merle Kelzenberg and Cinta, Judy and Roger Way, and others. A turkey dinner was served to the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jacob Way
Ronald Way Fawn
Perry
Chris
Theodore Kelzenberg
Donna
Merle Kelzenberg
Cinta
Jacksonville
Judy
Roger Way
Local personals list travelers and visitors across several towns
Mr and Mrs Jay Lewis of Can on City Col will summers with her grandmother Mrs Mary Lewis. Mr and Mrs Walter Hamilton left for Florida for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Charles Dan ford returned to Chauncey from Venice Gardens. Francis Howard was called to Youngstown for illness of Davey Sewell son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Sewell in Youngstown Hospital. Miss Howard will visit with Mr and Mrs George Fischer of Willoughby. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith Jr and Arthur Smith with Phil Alan Mr and Mrs Roger Smith Mr and Mrs Paul Gould Damon Mr and Mrs Larry Smith. Eldon Skinner hosted Ed Brug lir of Gloucester. Paul Green of Venice Calif and the Kottyan and Green families visited Garfield Nicholson and his mother at Mount St Mary Hospital. Also present were Mr and Mrs Floyd Heightland Sr Mr and Mrs James Chesser and children Mrs Anna Bell Katman Columbus Mr and Mrs Don Sherlock and Barbara Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Lewis
Canon City
Col
Mary Lewis
Walter Hamilton
Florida
Charles Danford
Chauncey
Venice Gardens
Francis Howard
Youngstown
Davey
Vernon Sewell
Youngstown Hospital
Miss Howard
George Fischer
Willoughby
the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Arthur Smith Jr
Arthur Smith
Roger Smith
Phil
Alan
Paul Gould
Damon
Larry Smith
Eldon Skinner
Ed Bruglir
Glouste
Paul Green
Venice
Calif
Lewis Kottyan
Garden City
Mich
Virgil ‘Green
Pontiac
Garfield Nicholson
Nicholson
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Floyd Heightland Sr
James Chesser
Anna Bell Katman
Columbus
Don Sherlock
Barbara
Brookville
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DeWitt
Blair Office Service
Beckley
TEMPO
Stout & Allen
Norman Allen
Stimson
A&p
Athens, Ohio
Church
Glouster Meetings
Logan Federal
N. Market St
Logan, Ohio
BUICK
Pasadena
New York City
Wein
General Motors
Sheriff's Department
Wilbur McDaniel
Union Firaace High School
Bible School
Church of God
Michael Rudden
Paul Michael
Stanford University Hospital
Palo Alto
J. R. Davis, Glouster
L. R. Cook
San Antonio
Texas
WSCS
William Melvin
Court House
Navy
Lowery
Prince and Princess
Patty Pennell
Mike Frazee
Lori Pennell
Kim Martin
Deborah Anderson
Mark Gillespie
Jenifer Leiber
George Lohr
April Alderman
Mark Bridgewater
Louise Gilkey
Debbie Leiber
Larry Vincent
Ronnie Love
Jane Bateman
Rita Kovaleski
Gene Dunfee
Steve Skinner
Mobil
William Talbott Prewitt
Aubrey W. Prewitt
E. Main St
U.S. Navy
Prewitt
Logan High School
Great Lakes
Ill
Ohio University
William P. Bressler
Baker Building
S. Congress St
Glouster Church
Christ
Electric Co
Southern
O10
Electric Company
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