Visit With Santa in Logan Brightens Local Holiday Scene
Logan residents enjoyed a Santa visit in theater lobbies led by John Tabor, district manager, as he greeted fans in 40 Ohio cities. After a two hour appearance, Santa toured Rocking Valley Community Hospital delivering roses and candy canes. The event is sponsored annually by the Logan Trade Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owel
John Tabor
Istrict
Ohio
Santa
Logan
Rocking Valley Community Hospital
Logan Trade Club
Lucy the Racoon Rescue Fails at Vet Visit
A mother and four children found a severely injured raccoon named Lucy in a neighbor’s driveway. They rushed her home and to a veterinarian, where the vet sadly announced there was nothing more to be done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Mom
Raccoon Funeral Crowns Night of Pet Loss
A raccoon named Lucy dies and is mourned in a family scene. Neighbors attend a funeral for the animal with its burial near the backyard cat ravine. The family endures tears at supper while recalling Lucy. A ghost misperception sparks kids to fear a midnight roam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Mom
Dad
Nelsonville TV Cable Opens Temporary Office
Nelsonville Television Cable, Inc will maintain a temporary office in the former Peston Store room on Public Square starting Monday. Residents may make payments for cable service at the new location from that day onward, according to Eugene Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Television Cable, Inc
Peston
Public Square
Eugene Edwards
Two Nelsonville Liquor Permit Transfer Requests Filed
Two transfer applications for liquor permits were filed with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. Jim's Cafe, run by James Floyd Pogaski Jr., seeks to transfer to Ernie's Cafe at U. W. Columbus St for on premise high proof beer and carryout wine and liquor by the glass until 1 a.m. The Friendly Tavern, operated by Ronald W. Essman and Ivan Martin at 16 W. Columbus St, seeks to transfer to Ivan Martin at the same address for beer wine and liquor by the glass until 2:30 a.m. processing usually takes about 45 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Donald D. Cook
James Floyd Pogaski Jr
Jim
Ernie’s
Ronald W. Essman
Ivan Martin
Friendly Tavern
Columbus St
Man pleads innocent in armed robbery case
Logan Williams of Wellsted, 7, pleaded innocent to armed robbery at arraignment before Mayor Hanes. Suspect linked to the Goodyear Co. plant theft where $1400 to $2 in small bills and change were taken by a masked man. Vehicle used was reported stolen from Glenn Skinner and recovered later. witnesses noted the car. Separate Logan incident saw a break in at Logan Route 4 Elementary where two pounds of chicken and food items were stolen. Sheriff Paul Hartman called it an active investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Co
Glenn 'Skinner
Giouster
Vinton County
Logan
Marion Elementaley School
Harry ‘Johnson
Iso
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
142 Workmen Strike at Logan General Electric Plant
Logan plant production and maintenance workers from the American Flint Glass Workers Union halted operations at 7 a.m. Saturday as a contract expired midnight Friday. About 142 workers joined the strike over four disputed issues led by local president Bill McManaway with negotiations continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
General Electric Co
American Flint Glass Workers Union of North America
Logal Jot
Robert Gosnell
Représenita Vbs
Gosnel
Bill McManaway
Hubert Tolbee
Sivan
Bert Harman
Ivan T. Uneaper
International
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logan Police
Cher Roy Reich
Rush Wilkinson
Ruth
Remblin’s
Nelsonville TV Cable
Grandfather Vici Kid
Moonlight
Middleport
Jack Slauter
Chrismas Committee
Ggoiinde
Karr & van Zandt
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Pomeroy, Ghio
Gm.a.c
Sweleston Wan
Middleport Merchants Gift-A-Rama
Moonlight Sale
Norelco
Automog Ver
Mle
Rth
TIMEX
Buxton
Ibankamericard
Ore Ene
Dynes
Helene Curtis
Arabia
Latour
Ondie-Paris
Dana
Helena Rubinstein
Faberge
Tussy
Max Factor
Coty
Dorothy Perkins
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!