High School Guild To Stage Three Plays
Logan High School Players Guild rehearses three one act plays to be staged November 30 in the school auditorium. Director Leta Sayre leads the productions Itchin to Get Hitched Dates Incorporated and a final play. Cast includes Marilyn Rheinseheld Jim Hartman Creighton Phelps Carol Daubenmier Janice Monk and others with Sondra Howard promoter. Committees cover makeup lighting state crew ticket sales posters and ushers.
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Logan
Logan High School Players Guild
Leta Sayre
Judy Blum
Nancy Robb
Melvin Hopstetter
Heine Meyer
Dorothy West
Anne Mercer
Shirley Redd
Linda Myers
Rachel Schottke
Georgianna Wolfe
Pat Young
County Hires New Custodian Freeman at Courthouse
County commissioners named George Freeman of 491 Bowen St as custodian for the first floor boiler room and sidewalks of the courthouse replacing 27 year veteran George Bolen who resigned. Freeman will serve from Nov 7 to Jan 1 1967 and then on monthly salary of 10 dollars. Elmer Nihiser substitutes as dog warden during Pat Reichley’s absence. Reichley was appointed after James Reedy’s death. Easements for highway use granted to Falls Township from multiple residents. Payments approved: 914.89 from county funds 42.30 from dog and kennel fund 502.20 from tuberculosis fund. Welfare bills approved: 317 general relief administration payroll 804.50 general relief grants 12 Aid for Blind medical payments 10 Aid for Disabled medical expenses.
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Louan
George Freeman
Bowen St
George Bolen
Freeman
Pat Reichley
Elmer Nihiser
Reichley
James Reedy
Falls ‘Township
Geraldine
William Folk
Adaline
John F. Buchanan
Lloyd
Elizabeth Anne Hansley
Robert
Ruth Hansley
Dog
Tuberculosis Fund
General Relief Administration
Hocking County Chest Drive Over The Top
The Hocking County Community Chest completed its month long drive surpassing the goal of 16262 by reaching 17207.30 in cash and pledges. The Natco plant at Haydenville contributed 646 boosting the total as volunteers from Red Cross Scouts Salvation Army YWCA and YMCA helped raise funds. Walter Ott led the drive and praised the workers for achieving the county wide effort.
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Red Cross
Boy and Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
YWCA
YMCA
Walter Ott
Church notices list Sunday services across Logan area
The Logan area announces weekly church services and schedules. Listings include pastors, Sunday schools, worship times, sermons on themes such as The Kingdom of Love and The Ransom Paid for Soul, plus midweek activities and choir rehearsals across multiple congregations.
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Meeltin
Westrowey
Palle
Dunkle
Ranson
Soul Children's Church
Doreasomi
Women’s Aid
Samuel Smith 74 Buried After County Tree Crew Accident
Samuel Smith 74 of 502 N Mulberry St was held at Heinlein Funeral Home. He died after an accident while working with a county highway tree felling crew. Rev Edward H Jones officiated with organist Carl Spence. Pallbearers included Ray Nihiser Lloyd Arbell Harold Vorhees Dwight Ralston Pearl Wolfe and Clarence Brooks. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Samuel
Smith
N. Mulberry St
Heinlein Funeral Home
County Highway Department
Edward H. Jones
Carl Spence
Ray Nihiser
Lloyd Arbell
Harold Vorhees
Dwight Ralston
Pearl Wolfe
Clarence Brooks
Oak Grove Cemetery
Transfers in Hocking County Real Estate Sales
Hocking County real estate transfers list multiple conveyances in Logan and Marion Townships. William N. Hannon transfers lots 3 and 84 in Bell and Scholl Addition to Logan to James Elwood Hannon. Hugh Hooper and Florence Hooper transfer lots 584 and 585 in Logan to Chancie and Bessie Stewart. Ruth Hull Roberts and Daniel Evan Roberts transfer Lot 899 in Logan to Charlie Gambrel. Herbert Foreman transfers Lot 754 in Logan to Ruth Hull Roberts and Daniel Evan Roberts. Evelyn Hartman transfers 74 acres in Marion Township to Doyen S. Hartman and R. Keith Hartman.
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William N. Hannon
James Elwood Hannon
Bell and Scholl
Logan
Hugh Hooper
Florence Hooper
Chancie Stewart
Bessie Stewart
Logan Ruth Hull Roberts
Daniel Evan Roberts
Charlie Gambret
Martha M. Gambrel
Herbert Foreman
Ruth Hull
Roberts
Daniel Evan Robrts
Evelyn Hartman
Doyen S. Hartman
R. Keith Hartman
Marion
Sayres and guests attend dinner at Stone home
In Murray City, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sayre with Barbara and Elaine attended a birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stone. Multiple civil suits are filed in area courts alleging neglect, divorce actions, custody, and alimony requests involving Sayres and nearby residents.
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Concord
Victor Sayre
Barbara
Elaine
Joe Stone
Murray City
Janet Lee
Nixon
Ralph Nixon
James Chercony
Eld
Rex Sayre
Roy Kasmoney
Logan Society Hosts Surprise Party for Mrs Brown
Logan Psi chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma honored Mrs. Harold Brown in a Monday evening surprise party at Route 1 Logan with gifts and cake. The event recognized her 20 years of sorority service, long leadership, and active membership, with life members Garnet Sheets and Tommy Walsh noted.
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Brown
Garnet Sheets
Tom Ny Walsh
Johnthan
Jack Tsehappat
Sigma Phi Gamma
Hartford City
Ind
United States
Canada
Logan
Friends Health Fund
Chanter
Eugene Johnson
Virscinia Evans
Lawrence Helber
Richard Harden
Verna Wells
James West
Jack Skiver
James Heinlein
Everett McWilliams
Mert Bell
Aaton Courter
Pegey Cummins
Roy Curl
John Shi
Charles ‘Kleinschmidt
John ‘Trowbridge
Marriage License for Logan Rich Noice and Doris Potter
Logan Rich Noice 27 a slassworker of Lancaster Route 4 and Doris J Potter 26 a glass worker of Logan were issued a marriage license. Missile tests prepared in San Diego and Florida for Atlas ICBM launching, builder says locations readied for initial tests.
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Logan
Richard M. Noice
Lancaster
Doris J. Potter
San Diego
Calif
Air Force
California
Florida
Four Boys Before Court Logans Juvenile Court Action
A 12 year old Logan boy charged October 19 by city police with operating a motor bike without a license appeared in Juvenile Court on Wednesday. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown ordered the boy not to operate the motor bike until he reaches age 16 and can obtain an operator's permit.
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Logan—neating
Logan
Rhea Bangert Brown
Pranksters With Stones And Verbal Act On Probation
Three Halloween pranksters appeared in court Thursday morning. A 17 year old Good Hope Township boy was continued on probation. Two Falls Township boys aged 14 and 15 were placed on probation. Judge Brown ordered all three to clean up the premises of a West Logan residence where they threw stones apples and corn and used obscene language. The daytime offense occurred Saturday October 27.
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Good Hope Township
Falls Township
Brown
West Logan
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Nfost
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Roy
Klinger
Solinness
NYPS
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Y. Baker
St. Matthew Lutheran
Thomas c. Smallsteed
United Brethren In Christ
M. Burnworth
First Church of Christ
Leroy
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Orville Newton
Axbow Hill
Lewis
E. Buell
All Neterans
Maydenville Methodist
Haydenville
Buchtel—Church
Samuel Smith
Hocking County O
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Mercury
Joseph Antle
Newark
Wekend
Joe Antle
James Parish
Kathy
Maynard Sayre
Melville McCune
Roycer
Don Sanders
Trimble
Ralph Sanders
Millfield
Chester Sanders
Malta
Fred ‘Sanders
Logan Society
Martha Circle
WSCS
Methodist Church
Meredith Gano
N. Orchard St
Virgil Harmon
Robert Kinney
Southeast Asia
Forrest Deering
Deering
Russell J. Fitzgerid
Meredith Ann Gano
Walter
Paul Shaw
Lakeegan Farm Bureau Council
Uestlay
Harley Griffis
Ebert McBroom
Russell Beery
J. B. Wagoner, Sr
Rodney Thacker
Harley Griffin
Lgislature
Raymond Rollins
Shaw
John
Hunter
McBroom
Miles
Lloyd Vermillion
Union Graham
Arthur Furnace
Edwards
Wagoner Sr
David Yates
Wellton
Thacker
Carl Brooks
Logan Rt
Beery
Jacquard
Abra
Beacon
Sylon and Rayon
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