Logan Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
May 17 and 18 schedule lists community gatherings across Logan including Twig I auxiliary at Mrs Schempp home, Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council, D of A Lodge, Social Order of the Beauceant, J K Rochester WRC, Logan Laurelville WCTU Spring Institute, Marion Grange practice, East PTA installation, Safety patrol awards, Young Homemakers, Nondescript Club, West PTA band concert, Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild, Adult Education Club.
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Twig I
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Clarence Schempp
Frank Harden
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Porter Heigle
Pocahontas Hall
Logan and
Laurelville Wctu Spring Institute
Westminster House
Marion Grange
East Pta
East Elementary School
Glenview
Brandt
Mecca Room
Joe Case
Wayne Sinsel
West Pta
Ladies Guild of
Trinity Lutheran Church
D of A
Bea Sheline
Warren Palsley
J. E. Haybron Rites Friday
Logan funeral notices report John E. Haybron 66 died Monday at Community Hospital Medina after surgery. A Starr Township native, veteran, retired coal miner, he leaves two sons two daughters grandchildren and sisters. Friends may call Leonard funeral home until 2 p.m. Friday service at Starr Methodist Church officiated by Rev Carroll Chesser with burial in Starr Cemetery.
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Iris Huber
Novella Thress
Medina
Myrtle Mason, Logan
Bessie Keplar
Nelsonville
Leonard Funeral Home
Starr Methodist Church
Carroll Chesser
Starr Cemetery
Eagles Auxiliary installs officers as Evelyn Helber named Mother of the Year
Fra ternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary held a meeting in Logan presided by Theresa Gartner. Evelyn Helber was named Mother of the Year. Newly elected officers include Shirley Rutter as president Mary V. Smith as vice president Helen Wingrove as chaplain Janet Tschudy as conductor Betty Hart as secretary Ethel Phelps as inside guard Monebelle Cot trill as outside guard Mabel Roop Lennie Henry and Maxine Woltz as trustees. The club plans to meet next Wednesday.
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LOGAN
Evelyn Helber
Order of Eagles
Theresa Gartner
Shirley Rutter
Mary V. Smith
Helen Wingrove
Janet Tschudy
Betty Hart
Ethel Phelps
Monebelle Cottrill
Mabel Roop
Lennie Henry
Maxine Woltz
Achard Builds First Sugar Beet Factory in Silesia 1802
Franz Karl Achard established the first sugar beet factory in Silesia in 1802 with assistance from the King of Prussia. The effort marked a milestone in European agricultural chemistry and industrial production of sugar.
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Franz Karl Achard
Silesia
Prussia
Kiwanians Hear Far East Guests at Logan Club
Logan Kiwanis Club welcomed two foreign students from Ohio University as speakers. Yukio Aoyama of Japan, a graduate student, and Miss Ean Choo Tan of Malaya, a third year student, discussed their homeland. Guests included William Meade and Dean Vaughn, with Harry Armstrong elected vice president after Dan Crabtree moved to New England.
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Logan
Ohio University
Logan Kiwanis Club
Yukio Aoyama
Japan
Ean Choo Tan
Malaya
Aoyama
United States
Miss Fan
Malayan
Danny Devol
William Meade
Columbus
Dean Vaughn
Harry Armstrong
Dan Crabtree
General Electric
New England
Thompson Couple Welcome Longsized Baby at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mrs and Mr Clyde Thompson of Logan Route 2 announce the birth of a son. Hospital notes list admissions including Mae Bright Logan Mercy medical and Merl Cave Sugar Grove Route 1 medical. Theron Daubenmier Jr Logan surgery. Clara Rulon Logan medical. Harold Wyckoff Logan medical. Wilbur Lanning Jr Logan and daughter. Herman Engle Creole Route and Charles J Tucker Rockbridge.
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Clyde Thompson
Logan Route 2
Mae Bright
Logan
Merl Cave
Sugar Grove
Theron Daubenmier Jr
Clara Rulon
Harold Wyckoff
Wilbur Lanning Jr
Herman Engle
Garden club visits Kingwood Center for tulip display
Thirteen members of the Hocking Garden Club toured the Kingwood Center in Mansfield to view the tulip display and walk the nature trail. On the return trip they enjoyed a smorgasbord dinner at Bellville.
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Logan
Hocking Garden Club
Kingwood Center
Mansfield
Bellville
P C Linn Dies At 76 In Logan Ohio
Perley C. Linn 76 of Logan died unexpectedly Monday night at his home. Born in Vinton County he worked at Buckeye Pipeline Co and later Sun Glow Furniture Industries retiring in 1950. Survived by two sons Virgil and Blaine both of Logan a daughter Olive Linn five great grandchildren two grandchildren and sister Mrs Drusilla Bray of Creole. Services 2 p m Thursday Leonard funeral home Rev J Carl Plummer officiating with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Perley C. Linn
Third St
Vinton County
Mr. Linn
Buckeye Pipeline Co
Sun Glow Furniture Industries
Joseph A
Elizabeth Faulkner Linn
The
Home
Drusilla Bray
Leonard Funeral Home
J. Carl Plummer
Oak Grove Cemetery
Driver Cited For Hitting Pedestrian In Logan
David J. Williamson 23 was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian after an accident at Main and Mulder. Mrs. Greathouse 58 suffered a head laceration and bruises. Williamson posted a $20 bond for mayor's court. Dwight C. Sigler 18 was cited for speeding with a May 20 court date after arrest on W Main St.
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Logan
David J. Williamson
Main
Mulder
Main St
Albert Greathouse
Greathouse
Williamson
Dwight C. Sigler
Sigler
W. Main St
Pearl Starner Celebrates 65th Birthday at Home
Mrs Pearl Starner of Rockbridge marks her 65th birthday with a party arranged by her daughters Mrs Kenneth Edwards and Mrs William Barron at her home. Attendees included Marjorie Ann Edwards Nancy and Chuck Barron Zora Crawford Charles Griffith Mable Walker and other relatives.
Vote Recount Ties City Council Race In May Primary
A recount of Precinct A in the May 2 primary produced a tie between Republican council at large candidates Frank Ricketts Jr and Joe Krieg with 267 votes each. The citywide totals were 266 for Ricketts and 264 for Krieg before the recount. If no further recounts are requested within five days, the tie will be broken by coin flip or drawing lots.
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Logan
Joe Krieg
Frank Ricketts Jr
Ricketts
Krieg
Eight-Year-Old Girl Taken Ill With Hepatitis Case in County
A new infectious hepatitis case was reported to the Logan Hocking County Health Department. The patient is an eight year old girl from Logan Route 4 with onset dated May 8. She is the 16th hepatitis case in Hocking County in 1961.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Hocking County
Alameda Soldier Sets Sit-Up World Record
Private Sid ney H. Robinson of Alameda California claims a world record by performing 7500 sit-ups in succession at Sit-Up Record event in Oklahoma.
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FT. Sill
Okla
M—Pvt
Sidney H. Robinson
Alameda
Calif
Mother's Day Visits Highlight Logan Area Gatherings
Logan adults and students from Ohio State University Purdue University and local families gathered for Mother's Day weekend. Notables include Jack Hammon visiting from OSU with Dr. Charles Kroh. Carl Gaffin at Purdue. Don Iles family with Richard LeCrone. Helen Gano Miller visiting relatives. and the McGonagle family attending Mrs John Shorr's funeral in Logan.
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Jack Hammon
Ohio State University
John Hammon
Lake Logan Road
Charles Kroh
Doctor’s Hospital
Columbus
Hocking Caves
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
C. A. Gaffin
N. Wood St
Carl
College of Science and Humanities
Helen (Gano) Miller
Logan
Essie Gano
E. Second St
Charles E. Yontz
Mound St
Harry Yontz
Upper Arlington
Margaret Keller
James Ditto
Lancaster
George Rainer
Wilmington
Stephen
Osa
John Shorr
J. S. McGonagle
McGonagle
New Officers Installed In Ceremony
In South Logan at the Premier Mothers Club final meeting Mrs. Franklin Baker led the candlelight installation for the 1961 62 officers: Joe Gompf president Alan Adair vice president Thomas Jennings secretary Harold Drake treasurer James Johnson historian Willard Drefke chaplain Wayne Cummins flower treasurer A stork shower honored Mrs Drefke after a playlet performed by Mrs Frederick Blume Mrs John Busch Mrs James Johnson and Mrs Harold Sommers
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Logan
Premier Mothers Club
George Rolston
South Logan
Franklin Baker
Joe Gompf
Alan Adair
Thomas Jennings
Harold Drake
James Johnson
Willard Drefke
Wayne Cummins
Frederick Blume
John Busch
Harold Sommers
Ebenezer Baptist Missionary Society Teas With Family Ties
Logan guests at the Ebenezer Baptist Missionary Society annual mother daughter tea. Mrs. Lester V. Risch presented color slides from the Holy Land. Songs by Melissa Kinney and Julie Kinney featured with organ and auto harp. Flowers were given to the oldest mother Mrs. Mary Goodlive and youngest Mrs. Rita Coomer, with Mrs. Vincent Hamilton also honored.
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Craig Kinney
Logan
Charles Spier
Marcia McWilliams
Mary Goodlive
Rita Coomer
Vincent Hamilton
Will of Oreville W. Hartsough Admitted to Probate
Logan county probate court admits the will of Oreville W. Hartsough of Laurelville to probate. The estate is divided equally among son Paul Hartsough and daughters Mrs. Mary Moore and Mrs. Doris Lutz. Doris Lutz named executrix without bond.
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Logan
Oreville W. Hartsough
Laurelville
Hocking County
Paul Hartsough
Mary Moore
Doris Lutz
Corvette of a chevy dream
The ad invites readers to visit their Chevrolet dealer for summer buys and test drives. It highlights coil suspension and Body by Fisher, promotes a wide model selection, and notes trade-in allowances. It claims Chevies offer better value with models priced below rivals based on MSRP comparisons.
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Fisher
Chevrolet
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J. E. Haybron
Eagles Auxiliary
Far East
Charles J. Tucker
Rockbridge
Bill Nieder
Philadelphia
P. C. Linn
Purdue Symphonic Band
Don Iles
Letha
Richard LeCrone
Canal Winchester
Society
Hartsough Will
Athens
BOB Hess, Inc
Bob Hess
Nelsonville, Inc
Fayette S
RSAC
Athens Messenger
Hoffman
Ashland Oil & Refining Company
Vox
Pomeroy
Ohio
Wyandotte
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