Memorial Rites Called As Rains Dampen Area
Logan observes Memorial Day with weather forcing cancellation of the parade and ceremonies after a long run of rain. The event would have capped a weekend of activities including Logan High School commencement for 142 graduates and a reunion of Logan High School alumni with the Class of 1910 honored.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
F. W. Blume
Logan Board of Education
Stewart H. Smith
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Wallace Blake
Logan Schools
William Walker
Ruth Ann Lackey
Peyton D. Reed, Jr
Miriam Schottke
Beverly Miller
Sandra Nutter
Lynda Crothers
Arthur Kuhn
John Smoots
Ruth Armstrong
Lucille Rochester Stockale
Ruth Stone Miller
Emma Brown Hiett
Joe Brown
Arkie Mathias
Edna Kriebel Dishong
Bertha Gano Mason
Eva Byers Dillon
Carl C. Harsh
Loganairs
Bob McBride
LHS
Notre Dame
Sheriff sale of real estate in Athens County Ohio
Public auction set for June 23 1960 at 1 30 PM at the east door of the Athens County Court House for two large tracts and several sub parcels in Waterloo and other townships with coal rights and mineral reservations. Appraised at 1200 dollars and sale limited to two thirds of that value. Cash on day of sale. Sheriff Harold E Shields Deputy June Gibson Attorney C Homer B Gall. Also legal notice of Martha Malone administratrix of Charles Malone Sr estate seeking court sale to satisfy debts with multiple described tracts in Trimble and Organ county under mining rights and oil and gas leases. Respond by June 8 1960.
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Athens
Director OF Highways
Athens County
Ohio
Keene
President Street
Congress Street
Court Street
Carpenter Street
Babee G
Preston
T. O. Kincade
Waterloo
Hocking Pening Company
P . Lightfritz
Harrison Six
Elston Mace
Harrison
C. A. Pinkley
Rrison
Harold E. Shields
June Gibson
Homer B. Gall
William H. Malone
Route 1
Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Martha Malone
Charles Malone
Trimble
County of
State of
Ohio Company
Usua
Organ County
Charles Baker, Jr
Artha Malone
Lavelle & Vanity Attorneys
Fotw
County's Last Civil War Widow Dies
Frances Ann Burnside 89 of Trimble died Monday after a long illness. Born Webb Summit Ohio, she lived in Canal Winchester most of her life before moving to Trimble ten years ago. She was the last surviving Civil War widow in Athens County and is survived by two daughters Helen Cary Trimble and Ruth Kovalcik Cherokee NC seven grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband Andrew. Funeral Wednesday 1 pm Wiley funeral home with Rev Lillian Wright. burial Union Grove Cemetery Canal Winchester. Friends may call anytime at the funeral home.
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Glouster
Frances Ann Burnside
Trimble
Mrs. Burnside
Webb Summit
Ohio
Canal Winchester
Athens County
Helen Cary
Ruth Kovalcik
Cherokee
N. C
Andrew
Wiley Funeral Home
Lillian Wright
Union Grove
Mr. Pancake Dies At 88 In Nelsonville
Albert Pancake, 88, of Deanville died Monday night at Mount St. Mary Hospital after 10 days of treatment. A retired blacksmith, he once ran a shop near Myers Crossing. Born in Hocking County to Phillip and Martha Pancake, he was single. Survivors include sister Mary McDonald and brothers George and Daniel, all of Nelsonville areas, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home, Rev. J A Long officiating. Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. visitation after 7 p.m. today.
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Nelsonville
Albert Pancake
Deanville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Myers Crossing
Mr. Pancake
Hocking County
Phillip
Martha Pancake
Mary McDonald
George
Daniel
Johnson Funeral Home
Rev. J. A. Long
Green Lawn Cemetery
Memorial Day Weekend Auto Accident in Nelsonville
A minor Memorial Day weekend crash occurred in Nelsonville when Billy Monks backed from a driveway into Fay Kuhn’s car. Moderate damage was reported to both vehicles and Monks was charged with improper backing.
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Nelsonville
Billy Monks
W. Columbus Sr
Fay H. Kuhn
Logan
Monks
Cattle Market in Cincinnati Mixed with Hog Prices Firm
USDA market report from Cincinnati shows cattle receipts 2000 with calves 250. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly active and steady, cows and bulls steady. top sales 27.00 for 1050 lb slaughter steers, others 23.50-25.75 good, heifers 26.00-26.25, standard cows 19.00, utility 16.00-18.00, canners 13.50-16.75, bulls 19.00-21.00. Hog market active at 31.00 hundredweight, No 1-3 weights 180-270 lb 16.75-17.25, sows 13.25-14.00, boars 10.75.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Battle Of Races Rages In Troubled S. Africa
A vivid critique of apartheid era South Africa describes racial segregation, pass laws, and police abuses. The piece depicts a tense country, with forced movement, arrests for passbook issues, and a government blamed for failing to curb discrimination. It notes linguistic divisions, labor disparities, and the precarious lives of Bantus.
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S. Africa
Ex Shawnee Resident Dies in Columbus
Shelly E. Jones of Shawnee died over the weekend in Columbus. He lived at 523 Rosselyn Ave and worked for the Upper Arlington board of education. Survived by wife Clara, three daughters, three brothers, two sisters, eight grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Friends may call at Southwick funeral home, services Thursday at 10 a.m., burial at Shawnee Cemetery with graveside rites at 2 p.m.
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Shelly E. Jones
Columbus
Rosselyn Ave
Upper Arlington
Southwick Funeral Home
Shawnee Cemetery
Nelsonville court fines for intoxication and stop sign violation
Fined during the weekend in Mayor Earl Hilleary’s court were Guy Fellem of Nelsonville ten dollars and costs for intoxication and Dale T. Stanley of Athens ten dollars and costs for failing to stop at a stop sign.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Guy Fellem
Dale T. Stanley
Athens
Memorial Day Observance District Veterans Honor Rites
Rain canceled most of Nelsonville Memorial Day activities as veterans from Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion VFW Post 3467 and Jimmy Jones Post gathered at the American Legion Building then marched to Fort St. Cemetery where colors fired and taps sounded. A wreath was laid at Green Lawn Cemetery with Rev John Lloyd Evans offering invocations and veterans of WW II and Korea remembered. Leroy Bennett placed a wreath at the cemetery and Roland Pierce of VFW Post 3467 served as officer of the day.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jimmy Jones
Fort St
Green Lawn Cemetery
John Lloyd Evans
Leroy Bennett
Soldier's Circle
Roland Pierce
VFW
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital Noted in Logan Area
The hospital records list several birth announcements and medical patients. New parents include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mount of Logan with a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robey of Logan with a son. Other Logan residents and area patients are named among medical cases and notices.
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Paul Mount
Logan
Charles Robey
Births and admissions in Holzer Hospital Notes
A list of births includes a daughter to Halley Crown City Rt. 2 a son to Spriggs Jackson Rt. 3 a daughter to Harman Rutland Rt. 1 a daughter Minersville Rt. 1 a daughter England Gallipolis Rt and a son to Coleman Rt 1. Multiple admissions and discharges follow listing numerous patients by name and residence with townships. The note ends with blood used Saturday two pints.
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Jake W. Halley
Crown City
Virgil Spriggs
Jackson
Lenville R. Harman
Rutland
Wilbur Core
Minersville
John England
Gallipolis
Title
Cearie Coleman, Jr
Aecorners
Kevin L. Marret
Pomeroy
Herbert C. Stanley
Pt. Pleasant
Dinah Lambert
Bainbridge
William L. Oldaker
Middleport
Rufus C. Hopkins
Athens
Thomas W. Morgan
Steven J. Rocchi
Michael R. Nibert
John A. Miller
Thurman
Forrest T. Davis
Jerry L. Taylor
Bidwell
Jerry L. Cassiday
Samuel W. Cooper
Frank Johnson
Ogal W. Lear
Paskal W. Aker
Alva L. Mungan
Alfred Loper
Ferrell Randolph
Clarence Arthur and Son
Wesley F. Wears
Alton L. Thompson
Charles J. Webster
Lewis R. Leer
Marshall F. Adams
Horace G.uikens
John L. Kleinhans
Robert W. Lambert
James F. Laber
David M. Rose
Janice L. Gillispie
Mark A. Dillinger
Brenda Sue Hall
Jerry D. Webb
Sandra K. Rutherford
Denver A. Stephenson
Lorida I. Church
Merrill S. Waugh
Leona Oblinger
Willis Leadingham
James P. Baird and Son
Headley Garlic
Larry L. Roush
Ralph D. Malone
Charles A. Li
Minnie Green
Milford H. Hawk
Jessie L. Bousman
Margaret J. Davis
Don L. Hancock
Wayne Jarvis
Glendon Hammond
Arthur Wehrli
Charles A. Morarity
Ross Gettles
H. L. Carpenter
Robert Bennett
Jack . Griffin
Columbus Man Hurt In Freak Car Accident On Hunter Street
John E. Sanner, 52, of Columbus, was injured when his car, left in reverse, rolled back and struck him after he stepped toward Howard's Market. The vehicle then circled to hit the market building corner. Sanner suffered a broken shoulder. His mother, who was in the car, was uninjured.
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Logan
Columbus
E. Hunter St
John E. Sanner
E. Hunter
Howard’s Market
Lanner
Hunter St.Zanesville Ave
Bradford Auction Co classified notice details
Bradford Auction Co. offers writing or calling Critt Bradford Racine Ohio for info Termite Control Marietta Chemical Products Co. contact W. E. Dicken 297 W Union St See Roy Lester at Bob Hess Athens Oldsmobiles Chevrolet cars trucks new and used call LY 38 1046
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Bradford Auction Co
Critt
Bradford Racine, Ohio
Marietta Chemical Products Co
W. E. Dicken
W. Union St
Roy Lester
Bob Hess
Athens
Chevrolet
Ada Gears 47 Dies in Toledo After Long Illness
Mrs Ada Gears, 47, a former Longstreth resident, died Saturday in a Toledo hospital after an extended illness. Survived by husband Ambrose, mother Fauna Matheny, eight sons, two daughters, two brothers, a sister, and six grandchildren. Funeral at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Johnson funeral home with Rev Eugene Brown. burial in Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Ada Gears
Longstreth
Toledo
Hocking County
Fauna
Joshua Matheny
Ambrose
Fauna Matheny
Murray City
Jack
Joe
John
James
Jeffrey
Jerry
Jay
Dan
Judith Thomas
New York City
Jane Gears
Dan Matheny
Logan
Margaret Hughes
Birth announcements from Mount St. Mary Hospital list numerous names
The Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list many birth announcements and individuals from Athens Nelsonville Glouster New Lexington and surrounding areas including Mr and Mrs Richard Climo Mr and Mrs Roger Barber Mrs Gertrude Jewell Edward Kinnison Mrs Myrtle Justice and others with births noted for daughters and sons across multiple towns and routes. The long list names families and locations such as Sabina Nelsonville McArthur The Plains Glouster Crooksville New Straitsville Key stone and Logan Route 4.
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Dorothy Reeves
Columbus
Shirley Murphy
Nelsonville
Charles Hoops
New Straitsville
Mary Humphrey
McArthur Wendell Keels
Myra Millholland
Harriette Brownell
Athens
Bill Coomen
William Thompson
Logan
David Russell
Glouster
Robert Setera
James Holland, Jr
Carbondale
Hazel Hill
New Lexington
Mary Dishong
Loetta Peterman
Keystone
W. Va
Melody Eggleston
New Plymouth
Terry Falk
Crooksville
Samuel Mills
Geneieve Hartman
Robert Denney
Hannah Dyer
Louise Lawrence
Mary Lock
Thelma Brooks
Murray City
Florence Cope
Golden Fox
McArthur
Belle Lanning
Dorothy Bond
Walter Ogg
Bob
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Kenneth Bright
Dean Collison
Richard E. Buntz
Marjorie Hunsaker
Sally Adair
Cora Burgess
State of Ohio
Coun
Auto Club of Southern Ohio
Athens Division
Dee Abraham
Berry Lobby
South Africa
Alan Paton
C. W. Prinsloo
Department of Native Affairs
Hocking Valley Hospital
F. W. Juergensmeier
John Shorr
Estella Smith
Ronald Harden
John Primmer
Hollis Black
Everett A. Betts
Texas Willison
Thomas Carpenter
Nettie Hunter
Rodney Dye
Wellston
Carl Wallar
Erma Jean Roth
Holzer Hospital
T. F. Cecil
Coalville
Eugene Brown
Pomeroy Methodist Church
Richard Climo
Roger Barber
Sabina
Donald Williams
Greenville Thacker
Helen L. Blake
Carl Somers
Gertrude Jewell
Glous
Edward Kinnison
Myrtle Justice
South Bloomingville
Graciella Andrade
Howard Morrison
Union Furnace
Jean Bulger
the Plains
Juanita Smith
Edith Cochran
Chaun
Cey
Jay Ann Darby
Vernie Bobo
George Potts
Joseph Buhla
C. E. Sheridan
Auc
TUP
Amesville
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Rod
Dennis Hix
Mercury
Mercomatic
Alge
Motor Sales
E. State St. Ph. LY
FORD
Carl Clifford
Elmwood Place
William Witt
E. State St
Plymouth
Mike
E. State
Auto Service
Dannie’s Trailer Sales, Inc
BSA
Zundapp
Ducati
JBE
Billy Perry
Its
Harley-Davidson
State Street
White's Shop
Crane
Clam
General Cement Contracting CO
Call LY
Electric Motor Service
Union Dial
W. O. Rose
Mahaffey Maytag and
West State St
L. E. White
West Roofing Co
Depot St. Ph. LY
Grange Insurance
George W. Ford
Ph. L
GRANGE _INSURANCE
Baughman Agency
Albany
D. M. Goddard
W. State
Love Brothers
Rapp's Wallpaper & Paint Store
W. Union Street
Sherwin- Williams
Sherwin-Williams
Dean & Barry
Dean ‘Baker "& Stauffer
Strawn Plumbing
A&w
Union St
Comet
Arms Hospital
Palmer Street
Hilltop
National Retail Organization
Parkersburg
Nolan
Charleston
King
Clarksburg
Lee
Morris
Portsmouth
Osborne
Nestle Co., Inc
N. Wabash Ave
Chicago, Ill
L. J. Slaughterback
Putnam Ave
Zanesville
Ford Tractors
Lorain
Mississippi
Automobile Transport
P.O. Box
Indianapolis
Max Kinneer
Studebaker
Lark
Kinneer Motors
E. State Ph. LY
C. B. Nye CO
Oldsmobile
Dodge
Nye Service Department
Volkswagen
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