122 Years Of Experience Held By Perry Lawyers
New Lexington residents visit the Perry County courthouse to regularly see veteran attorneys Thomas M. Potter and John W. Dugan. Potter, 91, and Dugan, 89, have 122 years of practice and 180 total years in law, with careers starting as teachers and both serving as county prosecutors.
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Perry Lawyers
C. A. Robinson
New Lexington
Perry County
Thomas M. Potter
John W. Dugan
Potter
Dugan
Corning
Masonic Lodge
Methodist Church
Perry County Bar Association
J. E. Powell
Open House Honors Mrs Robey on 92nd Birthday
Open house Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hutchison celebrated Mrs. Henry Robey turning 92. About 100 relatives and friends attended, gifting the honoree. A granddaughter baked a three tier cake that centered the refreshments table, with pink and white decor. Jenny Lynn Hutchison, seven, presided at the guest book. Out of town guests came from Columbus Nelsonville and Union Furnace.
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Logan
James A. Hutchison
Hutchison
Henry Robey
Paul R. Goss
Shirley Hutchison
Jenny Lynn Hutchison
Columbus
Nelsonville
Union Furnace
Lantz Speaks at Hocking County Democratic Dinner
James Lantz Fairfield County representative and House speaker addressed about the 103rd General Assembly at a dinner in Brandts Mecca Room. John Ayers Murray City and E C Barker Logan Route 3 were re elected chairman and secretary treasurer of the county executive committee. Vacancies will be filled at the next party meeting.
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Logan
Hocking County
Democratic Central Committee
Mecca
Brandts Restaurant
James Lantz
Fairfield County
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Lantz
John Ayers
Murray City
E. C. Barker
Logan Route 3
Ayers
Infant Rites Held Today in Logan
Graveside services were held at 2 p.m. today for Jeffrey Allen Spradlin who died at birth in Hocking Valley Hospital. Survived by parents Sylvanus Spradlin and Mrs. Spradlin, three sisters Kimberly Anne Valerie Jean and Sherrie Lynn, and grandparents Mrs. Myrtle Spradlin and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Monroe. The Rev. J. Carl Plummer officiated. Burial in Pleasant Valley Cemetery by Heinlein Funeral Service.
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Logan
Jeffrey Allen Spradlin
Sylvanus Spradlin
Hocking Valley Hospital
Kimberly Anne
Valerie Jean
Sherrie Lynn
Myrtle Spradlin
Logan Route 2
Elmer Monroe
Logan Route 3
J. Carl Plummer
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Heinlein
Logan Culp Will Admitted To Probate In Hocking County
The Will of Ooie C. Culp of Benton township has been admitted to probate in Hocking County Probate Court. He left all his estate to his wife Bertha, whom he named executrix without bond.
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Logan
Ooie C. Culp
Benton Township
Hocking County
Culp
Bertha
Chummy Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Huffman Home
Mrs Huffman entertained the Chummy Bridge Club on N Market Street with guests including Mrs Gerald Massey Mrs Fred Murray and Mrs Arthur Prey. Clarence Blosser won high score Russell Young took second prize and Louis Graham earned a consolation prize. The club will recess for summer before fall meetings.
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Clarence Blosser
Russell Young
Louis Graham
Massey
Marriage License For James E Monk And Nancy L Blum
James E Monk aged 21 of Logan Route 1 and Nancy L Blum aged 20 of Logan Route 1 obtained a marriage license. Victor Hugo, noted French poet and novelist, is quoted with the remark There are many lovely women but no perfect ones.
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James E. Monk
Logan
Nancy L. Blum
Victor Hugo
Nondescript Club Dinner At Glenview Party House
Mrs Virgil Harman entertained the Nondescript Club with a six o'clock dinner at Glenview Party House. Mrs Raymond Keairns reviewed Ohio Builds a Nation by Samuel Harden Stille. Twenty two members attended with several special guests listed.
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C. P. McNeil
Robert Work
Walter Haas
Lester Risch
Stanton Pond
Carlton Bright
Amos Potts
Minnie McBroom
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Warren Dunhan
Shelby
Child Struck by Car Near Union Furnace School
A nine year old girl suffered a leg injury after running into the right front side of a northbound car on Route 328 near Union Furnace School during noon recess. Witnesses exonerated driver Ira H Shurtz of New Plymouth Route 1. Deputy Dawley investigated.
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Logan
Ira H. Shurtz
New Plymouth
Shurtz
Edward Dawley
West Logan PTO Holds Picnic Marks End of Season
The West Logan PTO gathered at Rachelmacher Park for a school picnic where gifts of appreciation were presented to principal Gay Kruger and the faculty. When meetings resume in September, officer elections will be held.
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Logan
Rachelmacher Park
Sesason
West Logan Pto
Gay Kruger
Mrs Ralph Barr Visits Logan and Zanesville Friends
Mrs Ralph Barr of Titusville Pennsylvania formerly of Logan is on a two week visit with friends in Logan and Zanesville.
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Ralph Barr
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Logan
Zanesville
Logan Calendar May 27 29 schedule of church and community events
May 27 United Bible Class at First Methodist Church at 7 30 p m chaired by Mrs Herman Studer. May 28 Fried chicken supper at Good Hope Community Institute 5 30 p m five miles west of Rt 33 on Rockbridge Buena Vista Rd. Ewing Grange at Ilesboro Cemetery for community service followed by potluck at grange hall. May 28 Lake Logan Farm Bureau Council 8 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Nihiser. May 29 J K Rochester No 326 Women’s Relief Corps meets at Methodist Church 10 a m.
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Good Hope Community Institute
Rt. 33
Rockbridge
Buena Vista Rd
Ewing Grange
Ilesboro Cemetery
Grange Hall
Lake Logan Farm Bureau Council
Joe Nihiser
Goodwill Farm Bureau Meeting At Mosure Home
Logan residents gathered for the Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council meeting at Frank and Mrs. Mosure on Logon Route 3. Fourteen members and two children attended as Mrs. Porter Heigle led business and Frank Mosure delivered devotions. County Commissioner Harry Armstrong spoke on improving fairs and refreshments followed the program.
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Logan
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Frank Mosure
Porter Heigle
Frank Masure
Harry Armstrong
Jolly Jokers 4-H Club Plans Dance After Meeting
Logan log The Jolly Jokers 4 H Club held its last meeting at Rachelmacher Park with nine members. Barbara Adcock demonstrated table setting and Gloria Henry led a discussion on a future dance. The club will meet again June 14 at Rachelmacher Park.
Book Club Holds Year End Picnic Meeting
Members of the Book-of-the-Month Club gathered at Coon Hollow Farm hosted by Miss Josephine Lorie and Miss Marguerite Kellerman for a picnic dinner meeting. New officers were elected: Mrs. Gladys Webb president, Minnie L. Brown vice president, Alice Frasch secretary, Sally Holmes treasurer. Attendees included Sarah Rockhold, William Tannehill, Della Webb, Francis Roberts, Blanche Moorehead, Raymond Kairns, and Iris Lowry.
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Blance Moorehead
Raymond Kairns
Iris Lowry
Six Pledge Sigma Phis at Psi Chapter Ritual
Six young ladies pledged Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority at Psi Chapter during a ceremony held at Mrs. James West residence Hill Street. Debutants named Dorothy Krannitz Sue Cruise Patti Poling Carolyn Oliver Barbara Parsons and Mrs Edward Kilbarger. business session led by Mrs Laurence Helber planned a box social for June 13. Refreshments by Mrs Peggy Shafer and Miss Carolin Palmer. Cruise wins travel prize.
Berea Class Meets With Mrs Winder
Logan Mrs John McClain led a discussion on Deborah and gave devotions at the May Berea Class meeting of the Union Furnace Presbyterian Church. The gathering at Mrs William Winder’s home had six members with light refreshments.
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Deborah
Berea
Union Furnace Presbyterian Church
William Winder
Boals Family Plans Memorial Weekend Trip to Charleston
Mr and Mrs Ralph Boals will travel with friends to Charleston West Virginia for a Memorial Day weekend holiday They will attend a local horse show during their stay in the city
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Logan
Ralph Boals
Charleston
W. Va
Enrollment Reaches 510 in Hocking 4-H Clubs
Hocking County 4-H enrollment totals 510 youths in 36 clubs with 60 adult advisors and 43 junior leaders. The June 2022 marketing tour in Columbus includes visits to Borden Milk Swift Packing and stockyards, plus a Jets game and pork barbecue. Two boys will be chosen for the county’s 4-H Advisory Council meeting on June 7. applications due by June 4.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Bill Melvin
Melvin
Columbus
Borden Milk Co
Swift Packing Co
Producers and Union
Columbus Jets
Railroad Community Committee
4-H
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Union Furnace School
Karen Sue Thacker
Pearl Thacker
PTO
United Bible Class
First Methodist Church
Herman Studer
J. K. Rochester
Women's Relief Corps
Goodwill Farm Bureau
Mosure’s
Jolly Jokers
Il—Boris Pasternak
Mr. K
Moscow
Book Club
Harold Klinger
Virginia McGhee
Belk-Simpson CO
N. Court St
Athens, O
Hocking
Blue Shield
Ohio
Ohio State Medical Association
Blue Cross
Ohio Medical Indemnity, Inc
Colombes
Obio
Mease
Ohio Auto
Sohio
Sohio EV
Great Britain
France
Italy
Lebanon
India
Hong Kong
Japan
Hawaii
Sohic
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