Armstrong Edges Myers for State Rep in Hocking County
Republican Rik Armstrong wins the state representative seat in Hocking County with 3511 votes to 3458 for Democrat Francis Myers in a tight race. Other local results see Otto Shaw, Carl Engle, Vaughn Collins and Walter Moeller winning reelection or advancing in county and state posts. Local turnout shows 7378 voters with 2858 in city precincts and the rest rural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry L. Armstrong
Francis (Scrappy) Myers
Hocking County
General Assembly
Armstrong
Rolland Bright
Myers
Otto A. Shaw
Lloyd G. Whisler
Carl W. Engle
Wayne Timberlake
Vaughn Collins
Walter Moeller
Homer E. Abele
Congress Post
Hocking
James Rhodes
Frank Lausche
U.S
Robert A. Taft, Jr
Rhodes
Michael V. DiSalle
Frank J. Lausche
John M. Briley
Taft
Richard Kennedy
New Post
John W. Brown
John J. Gallagher
William B. Saxbe
Robert Sweeney
John Donahey
Logan Service
Dick Donahey
Roger W. Tracy
Thomas Ferguson
John D. Herbert
Robert Zellar
Delbert Fordham
Supreme Court
Kingsley A. Taft
Carl V. Weygandt
John Mathias
James Mayer
Paul Herbert
Richard Cole
Marshall Carlisle
Court of Appeals
FOE Weekend Conference Set in Logan
Fraternal Order of Eagles Logan Aerie 2168 hosts a two day zone conference with more than 500 delegates from four districts and the ladies auxiliary. Guest speaker is Grand Secretary Maxon FOE Akron. State officers Way and Zimmmerman speak. Dances Friday and Saturday nights and a Sunday Bridgeport drill team initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert H. Maxon
Akron
FOE
Logan Aerie
Order of Eagles
Elks
Logan Federal
Charles Way
Marion
Lester Zimmerman
Cadiz
Bridgeport
Principals Meet at School Health Leaders Convene
Mrs Gladys Webb of Central Elementary Logan hosted the Hocking Valley Elementary Principals Association meeting at 12 30 with Miss Myrta Ashworth presiding at Athens East Elementary. Alan Stuart Ohio University College of Education addressed modern trends in arithmetic. Next meeting set for Athens High School on Dec 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gladys Webb
Central Elementary
Hocking Valley
Myrta Ashworth
Athens East
Alan Stuart
College of Education
Ohio University
Green Elementary
D. C. Davis
West Logan
Enterprise Schools
Dwight Diller
Logan City
James Gastin
Lowell Cole
Starr Washington
D. C. Penrod
Marion
Maxville
H. R. Smith
Green
Harold Miller
East
Edward Ullman
West
Ralph Clum
Nelsonville
Maybelle Durst
Athens West
Sidney Roach
Morrison School
Ruth Bridgewater
Chauncey-Dover
Helen Sanders
Millfield
Birth in New Plymouth Reported at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Donald Peters of New Plymouth welcomed a son. Mrs Charles Montgomery of Longsville Route 1 admitted for medical care. In Logan Virgil Edwards appeared before Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown on seven child neglect charges. plea entered innocence with a hearing set for Nov 16 and $500 bond allowed. Wayne Guess of Logan arraigned for assault and battery. pleaded innocent with hearing set and $100 bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Peters
New Plymouth
Logan
Virgil Edwards
Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
Wayne Guess
Vaughn Collins
Lavena
Kiwanis Blood Drive Aims to Help Peggy Hanner
Logan Kiwanis Club met at Blosser's Restaurant with Wayne Snyder as chair. Dean Harris visited from Logan High School to report Camp Muskingum activities. Members volunteered to donate blood for five year old Peggy Hanner ahead of open heart surgery in Columbus on November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Blosser’s
Wayne Snyder
Dean Harris
FFA
Logan High School
Camp Muskingum
Kiwanis
Harris
Snyder
West
Tom Jennings
Presbyterian Church
Business & Professional Women’s
Logan County Social Calendar Highlights
Wednesday events include Izaak Walton League Ladies Night at Lake Logan clubhouse with Dr. Carl C. Byers as guest speaker. Also Miller Chapel Grange installation and potluck supper. Trinity Lutheran voters assembly meets Parish Hall. Christian Squaw Club at LHS cafeteria. The 52 Club at Brandt's. Thursday features a fish fry at Green Elementary School hosted by Haydenville Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League
Lake Logan
Carl C. Byers
Cleveland
Miller Chapel Grange
Trinity Lutheran Voters Assembly
Parish Hall
LHS
Brandt's
Green
Haydenville Methodist Church
Rotary dinner and hens care film shown at Hartford Church
New Haven reports a Rotary dinner at the Hartford Methodist Church followed by a film on care and feeding of laying hens presented by Richard Ballinger. Charleston visitors, Indiana guests, and Cincinnati weekend guests are listed along with a birthday at Chil dren's Hospital in St Marys W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stewart
New Haven
Hartford Methodist Church
Richard Ballinger
Charleston
Lawrence Lievine
Indiana
Otho Lieving
Thelma Capehart
Don Bailey
Cincinnati
Baileys
Jack Needs
Carrie
Bumearner
St. Marys
W. Va
Dorothy
Childrens Hospital
Logan Resident Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Logan resident Charles Bright was returned to his home on Sunday after several days at Doctors Hospital in Columbus for observation and treatment. His daughter Mrs. John E. Gotham of Cleveland accompanied him and will stay several days to assist in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bright
E. Main St
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
John E. Gotham
Cleveland
Luther Kuhn
Mary Riggs
George Jr
Linda
Gayle
Larry
Lorain
Kuhn
Paula
Arthur
Pamela Fischer
Ohio University
Earl Schottke
Outville
Logan First United Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star Installs New Officers in Shawnee
Bluebell Chapter 151 Order of the Eastern Star held initiation ceremonies at a special meeting led by Mrs. Francis Self. Twenty six members were served lunch after the meeting. Installation of elected and appointed officers is set for 7 30 p.m. November 24 at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Dwight Cook of Brice as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebell Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Francis Self
Masonic Temple
Dwight Cook
Brice
Cheshire Notes Collate Visit and Calls
Mrs Bert Hern and Don Sayre called on Mrs Bessie McCarthy. Mrs Mary Myers visits for a few weeks in Springfield. Mrs Allie Carmen Addison called on friends last week. Ronald Cornelius, student at Lancaster, visited his parents recently. Mr and Mrs LeGrande Martin and three children Elizabeth Daryl and Maribel of Gallipolis were guests of Mr and Mrs John Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hern
Cheshire
Don Sayre
Bessie McCarthy
Mary Myers
Springfield
Allie Carmen
Addison
Ronald Cornelius
Lancaster
LeGrande Martin
Elizabeth
Daryl
Maribel
Gallipolis
John Martin
Shawnee Council Bans Motorized Use on Village Walks
Shawnee Village Council adopted an ordinance prohibiting motor vehicles motorbikes and bicycles on village sidewalks with fines from one to twenty five dollars. The session also notified property owners to fill open wells and discussed street conditions with no action taken. A used truck was approved for purchase. The purchasing committee includes Delbert Shiplett Roy Browning Harry Opperman Jr and Ted Forsythe. Opperman was named fire chief succeeding J D Gaddis. Dick and Rick Hoy were named Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department members. Bills amounting to 178 03 and receipts totaling 4000 27 were read by Clerk Lester Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Delbert Shiplett
Roy Browning
Harry Opperman Jr
Ted Forsythe
Opperman
William Schuster
J. D. Gaddis
Rick Hoy
Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department
Lester Seals
Hocking County Approves Hospital Levy and School Measures
Hocking County voters Approved a new hospital levy by 4929 to 2155 to fund a 66 bed community hospital replacing Hocking Valley Hospital with Hill Burton funds. Laurelville residents backed a school building levy 432 to 346 to expand the Laurelville school. Ward Two renewed York school operating levy 326 to 184.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking County
Hill-Burton
Hocking Valley Hospital
Laurelville
Ward Two
York
48 Selected For DeMolay
Logan Advisory Council of the Masons met Saturday night and chose 48 boys from Logan area to receive DeMolay degrees and form the charter membership. Petitions are being received for a second class after officer elections for the first six months. Initiatory and DeMolay degrees will precede the Rose ceremony Saturday November 10 at 7 p.m. All Master Masons are invited. refreshments provided by Mingo Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Advisory Council of the Masons
Mingo Lodge
Cars Collide In Logan Involving Neff And Kitchen
Logan police investigated a two car crash at 7 20 a m Tuesday at the intersection of E Hunter and Mulberry Streets. Larry D Neff 20 Logan Route 2 drove one car colliding with Mrs Betty Kitchen Logan causing heavy damage to both vehicles. A passenger in the Kitchen car suffered forehead lacerations and contusions and received emergency treatment at Hocking Valley Hospital. No charges have been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. Hunter and
Mulberry Sts
Larry D. Neff
Betty Kitchen
Stanley Harris
Hocking Valley Hospital
Queen Vashti Lodge High Score at Inspection
Logan visitors from New Straitsville New Lexington and Somerset joined about 40 attendees for inspection ceremonies of Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge 533. The lodge earned a 94 grade. Special recognition went to Mrs Catherine Welch of Somerset and Mrs Sylvia Morrison of New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Spencer
New Lexington
Lodge
Driver Cited After Intersection Crash
Logan youth Timberlake 17 was cited at 3 40 p m for failure to maintain an assured clear distance after his car rear ended Gela Bryan 58 at Main and Market Streets. Bryan rear ended Gideon Sharb 33 when his car was struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Ivan Timberlake
Gela M. Bryan
Mt. Vernon
Main and
Market Sts
Gideon Sharb
Sharb
Bryan
Timberlake
Youth Hold Monthly Meet at East Elementary School
Farm Bureau Youth gathered at East Elementary for a monthly meeting with 20 members. New officers were selected led by President Janie Holloway and Vice President Ruth Ann Kapple. A one day youth conference at Zanesville was announced.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rik
Shaw
Eagle Hocking County
Harry Armstrong
Charles Montgomery
Longsville
OES
Cape Cod
Vashti Lodge
John Summers
Delmar Freeman
Ieele
Monte
Brach
Saab
Reed & Barton
Brach’s
Brach's
Dept. G. P. O
Hinsdale
Illinois
Brach & Sons
Chicago
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