Tourist Book Club members share travels and plans
Mrs. Wilbur Lanning Jr. hosts the Junior Tourist Book Club at Mound Street with 12 members in attendance. Officers were elected for the season and a June picnic and July 26 Columbus musical were scheduled. Mrs. J Richard Farmer spoke on a 25 day Caribbean trip with color slides. Joanne Colney wins Ohio Miss Universe prelim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Cottage
Walter Leonard
J. Richard Farmer
Dominican Republic
Barbados
Trinidad
Green School Prom Highlights and County Court Notices
Green School held its seventh and eighth grade prom in the auditorium with purple and white decor, portraits of Mrs Hartman’s class, a buffet banquet, and court crowned by Superintendent Harold Drake. The notice lists divorce petitions in Athens County with hearings set after June 1962 and bids for York Local School District stadium construction with detailed bid and bond requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Green School
Steve Gierhart
Ronnie Baily
Joe Bob Sharb
Joe Grubb
Clifton Hice
Box 6
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Court of Common Fleas
Athens County
Ohio
Graf Begins Serving Nine Month Conspiracy Sentence
Neil Graf of Logan was sentenced in Hocking County Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty to seven counts of buying stolen property. He received 90 days at hard labor and fines on six counts, with consecutive terms on the first three, plus five years probation on the seventh count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Route 1
Hocking County
Neil Graf
Harley Meyer
Hocking County Common
Pleas Court
Graf
Logan Cussins & Fearn
Meyers
Hubert Lappen
Phil Henderson
Neil
Henderson
Meyer
Logan High School Class of 1962 Baccalaureate Service
The Logan-Baccalaureate service for 134 Logan High School graduates will be Sunday at 3 p.m. in the auditorium. Rev. Leonard W. McIntire of the United Presbyterian Synod of Ohio will deliver the address Make Your Life a Blast. Linda Sommers will accompany the songs The Voice of God is Calling and Faith of Our Fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Leonard W. McIntire
United Presbbyterian Synod of Ohio
Charles Spier
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Voice of God
Linda Sommers
Vicki Orndorf
Wetherolf Rites Sunday in Perry County
Obituary notes the death of Ira Fetherolf 57 of Rockbridge Route 2 found in bed at 7 am by cousin Mrs Faye Pinkstock. Born Perry Two Hocking County son of Obed and Minerva Fetherolf. Survived by mother three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Sunday 2 pm Heinlein funeral home with Rev Donald Seymour, burial South Perry Cemetery. Friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ira Fetherolf
Rockbridge
Faye Pinkstock
Perry Two
Hocking County
Obed
Minerva Sherick Fetherolf
Mary Jane Sweet
Lancaster
Edna Kline
Elsie Brentlinger
Columbus
Earl
William
Delaware
Heinlein
Donald Seymour
South Perry
Two Drivers Are Cited in Logan Police Notice
Logan city police cited two motorists on separate charges. James F. Riggs, 24, Logan, faced speeding and a stop sign violation at Main Street and Homer, with a court appearance listed for 8 p.m. Saturday before Mayor Delmar Freeman. Charles W. Souders, 19, Logan Route 4, was fined 25 dollars plus costs for making unnecessary noise with his automobile on West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James F. Riggs
E. Main St
Main
Homer
Delmar Freeman
Charles W. Souders
Freeman
West St
Local Notes From Painter Ridge And Logan Probate
Painter Ridge social notes report visits among Knotts, Bell, Arbogest, Walker, Gilliam, and others with families in Kentucky and Columbus. In Logan, the estates of Faye Nixon and Doris Robinson are probated, with appraisers named for Nixon and a will leaving all to husband George Robinson. George Edward Canter and Thelma Rose Morrison, both 18, listed as residents in Lancaster Route 4 and Union Furnace respectively.
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Painter Ridge
Edwin Nelson
Harry Knotts
Francis Graham
Springfield
J. C. Johnson
Estel Johnson
Carl Knotts
Kenna Knotts
Bradford Walker
John Knotts
Clarence Cooper
A. A. Bell
Otis Casto
Joe Gilliam
W. G. Arbogest
Logan
Doris Robinson
George Robinson
George Edward Canter
Lancaster
Thelma Rose Morrison
Union Furnace
Meigs County Land Transfers Reach Multiple Parcels
A series of land transfers in Meigs County shows Arthur M. Morris and Stella Morris transferring parcels in Scipio Two to Mary Wright. H O Ware and Louisa Ware to William A Skidmore and Fanny A Skidmore for 20 acres in Orange Two. Rex and Lina Bailey to Donald Van Meter for 29 acres in Chester Two. Robert Watkins and Doris Watkins to Hershel Buckner and Kathrene Buckner for 1.12 acres in Middleport. Henry N Swift to Ebert Lewis and Doris P Lewis for lot 93 in Middleport. Harold B Brown to James F Russell for a lot in Middleport. Rose M Thomas to the United States of America for part of lot 1 in Reedsville. Nona Marguerite Folden to Richard F Folden for a lot in Middleport. Goldie Morris and heirs transfer via affidavit of transfer in Middleport.
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Arthur M. Morris
Stella Morris
Mary Wright
Scipio
H. O. Ware
Louisa Ware
William A. Skidmore
Fanny A. Skidmore
Orange
Rex
Lina Bailey
Donald van Meter
Chester Two
Robert Watkins
Doris Watkins
Hershel Buckner
Kathrene Buckner
Middleport
Henry N. Swift
Ebert Lewis
Doris P. Lewis
Harold B. Brown
James F. Russell
Rose M. Thomas
United States of America
Reedsville
Nona Marguerite Folden
Richard F. Folden
Goldie Morris
W. A. Morris
Lloyd Morris
Cecil Morris
Sadie Burbridge Carr
Selah Wyatt
Funeral attendees recall Oliver Linkenhoker death
Residents from Columbus, Akron, Athens, and New York attended Oliver Linkenhoker's funeral. Relatives included Rev and Mrs Kunzie Lebanan, Mr and Mrs Charles Duckworth, Mrs Irene Linkenhoker, Lynda Linkenhoker, and others. Upcoming Rutland High School graduation featured Connie Lewis as a class member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Cliff
Oliver Linkenhoker
Kunzie Lebanan
Charles Duckworth
Clarence Swanger
Irene Linkenhoker
Columbus
Lynda Linkenhoker
New York
Orville Allen
Sam Lewis
Harrisonville
Rutland High School
Connie Lewis
William Glass
Akron
Lester Brookover
Ruth Douglas
Athens
Harmon Fox
Roy Howell
Group Plans Next Meeting of Presbyterian Women
Logan church women schedule a panel discussion on Christian approach to community problems at the Women's Association quarterly meeting in Westminster House Monday at 7 30 p m. Moderator Mrs Paul Shaw leads panelists from seven area churches with music by Miss Theresa Turner and refreshments by Schwenke Vail group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Davidson
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Fred Murray
First Methodist Church
Theresa Turner
Gilkey and area residents share family moments
Harrisonville and nearby towns host visits and gatherings as families like the Gilkeys Russell Coburns Gibson and Arix spend time with relatives. Dana Turner notes a trip to Chester while Clarence Nutter suffers an eye injury cutting timber and Dora Spencer funeral services are held in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana Gibson
Gordon
Don Gibson
Portsmouth
Clarence Nutter
Asa Jordan
Middleport
Venus Lee
Racine
Katie Wilson
Dana Turner
Dana, Jr
Chester
WSCS Meeting at Follrod Robinson Home Men 11 One Visitor
The WSCS held its regular meeting at the Follrod Robinson home with 11 members and one visitor. Nina Robinson presided. Gelatin fund raising was discussed. Isola Taylor led the program Rich Toward God with readings and scripture. refreshments served. The next meeting will be at Isola Taylor’s home on June 19 with Alma Swartz leading.
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Clara Follrod
J. D. Whitlatch
Dinsmore Boyles
Woodyard
Parkersburg
Richard Swartz
Ravenna
Swartz
Vere Swartz
Vernon Swartz
Millard Swartz
Charles Follrod
Charleton Follrod
Pomeroy
Lee Henderson
Holzer Hospital
Logan-Hocking County Dog Warden Holds Two Stray Dogs
Logan-Hocking County Dog Warden James Leonard is holding two stray dogs for observation after two children were bitten. Debbie Blosser, 3, was bitten on the left eye by a stray fox terrier owned by a Columbus man while visiting Nihiser grandparents on Gibisonville Road. John Giffin, 6, was bitten on the face by a stray dog at Neil Decker residence in Pittsburgh Hollow. Leonard notes 20 bites reported this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
James Leonard
Debbie Blosser
Dick Blosser
Columbus
Joe Nihiser
Gibisonville
John Giffin
Donald Giffin
Murray City
Neil Decker
Pittsburgh Hollow
Leonard
Local Calendar Highlights for May 25 in Locan
United Bible Class at Methodist Church 7 30 p m led by Mrs Herman Studer Rural Life Sunday service 11 a m at Webb Chapel Methodist Church guest speaker Arthur Danison noon basket dinner Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council invited Plymouth Grange holds 50th anniversary celebration 2 p m at hall with grange history music and guest speaker public invited
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Rural Life
Webb Chapel Methodist Church
Arthur Danison
Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council
Plymouth Grange
Hall
Grange
Grim Couple Welcome Daughter at Hocking Valley
Logan couple Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grim announce the birth of a daughter. The hospital notes also list admissions for medical care including Mrs. Clarence Brooks, Mrs. Kenneth Doolittle, Mrs. Sarah Frantz, James B. Dixon, Claiburn Shelton, and others. Mrs. Clarence Burgoon was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lee Grim, Logan
Clarence Brooks
Logan
Kenneth Doolittle
Sarah Frantz
Highland
Ind
James B. Dixon
Albany
Claiburn Shelton
Clarence Burgoon
Dean Kottman to Speak at SWC Dinner in Meigs
The Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District schedules its 19th annual meeting dinner for June 11 at Salisbury School. Ohio State University Dean Roy Kottman is booked as speaker. tickets go on sale in two weeks. District supervisors approved conservation agreements for Webster, Fultz, and Nelson farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District
Salisbury
Board of Supervisors
SCS
Masonic Temple
Roy Kottman
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Webster and Fultz
James Nelson
Pearl Fogle
Lancaster
Rex Shenef
Conservation Meeting Set For Saturday in New Lexington
Members of the Ohio Child Conservation League of Logan areas plan to attend the Southeast District meeting at New Lexington High School. Registration and coffee run 8 to 9:30 a.m. A roundtable on OCC leagues and awards for groups completing 10 requirements will be featured. Afternoon session begins 1:30 p.m. after a noon luncheon. Mrs. Robert Tague presides. Mrs. Anne Grimes from Columbus will sing folk songs.
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Logan
Ohio Child Conservation League of
New Lexington High School
OCC
New Lexington
Robert Tague
Anne Grimes
Columbus
Eagles Plan Ceremonies in Logan Area
Fraternal Order of Eagles members in the Logan area are invited to a two day program featuring installation of new officers in both the Logan Eagles and the ladies auxiliary. State President John Baum Cleveland and State Secretary Bob Maxson Akron will officiate. A banquet dance follows Saturday ceremonies with a special class of candidates initiated Sunday at 2 pm by the Logan degree team. Talks by state officers and a luncheon will follow initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Ai
Order of Eagles
Logan Eagles
Ladies Auxiliary
John Baum
Cleveland
Bob Maxson
Akron
Logan
Girl Scouts Hit 100 Mile Hike For Badge
Girl Scout Troop 19 and guests completed 10 to 15 miles of walking toward a 100 mile foot traveler's badge. Transportation from Walter Stimson residence was provided, and the Buckeye Trail route included stops at summer homes, Helber's Rocks, Camp Echo Hills, and Lancaster Girl Scout Camp. They rested at the scout camp with a lunch of wiener roast and marshmallows, and met a Columbus scout group.
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Logan
Girl Scout Troop 19
James Stilwell
Merle Hartman
Walter Stimson
Buckeye
Columbus
Helber’s Rocks
Camp Echo Hills
Lancaster Girl
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F. W. Dodge Corporation
Charleston
West Virginia
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York High School
Rodney Thomas
Helen Robinette
Logan Class
Willard O. Drefke
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
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Wetherolf
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Elmwood Place
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Gamma Eta House Corporation
Gamma Eta
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State of Ohio
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Eather Dailey
Dale Allman
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Lee
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Frank Bobo
Columbia Road
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Rt. 50
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Ward Wilson and Son
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W. C. Arbogest
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Olan Rife
Burl Drake
Faye Nixon
Oscar Reinshell
Charles Bardain
Paul Thrush
Meigs County
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Vern Story
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George Renshaw
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Ruby Halliday
Meigs General Hospital
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Darrel Welsh
Ona Arix
Rex Arix
Alfred
By Helen Woode
Paul Buckley
Buckley
Harold Swartz
Williamstown
W. Va
Hobart Swartz
Alma Swartz
William Causey
Grace Kuhn
Robert
Tuppers Plains
Dale Kuhn
Michael
Little Hocking
Terry Swartz
Earl Person
Emma Findling
Garland Caldwell
Charles O’brien
Stamford, Conn
Rockrimmon Country Club
Stamford
Joe Morozan
Gene Sarazen
Connecticut
United Bible Class
Methodist Church
Herman Studer
Hocking Valley Hospital
Dean Kottman
Rosalind Russell
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