Hopalong Cassidy to Lead Fund Drive Parade in Logan
Hopalong Cassidy star William Boyd will visit Logan on Saturday October 12 to lead a parade and speak for the Hocking County Community Chest fund drive. The event includes bands Scouts and agency representatives with a platform planned near the courthouse and a large crowd expected on Market Street and Worthington Park.
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Hopalong Cassidy
Logan Trade Club
Burr O. Nixon
Trade Club
William Boyd
Logan
Hocking County Community Chest
Boyd
Ohio
United Appeals
Hoppy
Warner Ave
W. Hunter St
Main St
Walnut
County Community Chest
Trustees Seek Transfer of Road Funds to General
Logan falls and Perry townships ask Common Pleas Court to allow moves from road and bridge funds to the general fund. Falls Township seeks 3500 from its road and bridge account, Perry Township requests 500 from a 750 balance. Both include resolutions of necessity from regular meetings.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Common Pleas Court
Falls Township
Perry Township
Trade Leader Speaks To Logan Rotary Club
Clifford St Clair of Columbus executive vice president of the Ohio Home Builders Association addressed Logan Rotary Club. He praised trade associations for uniting costs and voices to aid small businesses and protect industries from discriminatory laws. He cited growth in the national and Ohio groups and noted a 1956 legislative program of 91 bills. Visiting Rotarians included Chris Wolfe and Delbert Kuhn.
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Logan
Ohio Home Builders Association
Logan Rotary Club
Clifford St. Clair
Columbus
St. Clair
Ohio River
Ohio
National Home Builders Association
Washington, D.C
Ohio Association
Services Held For Farmer Theodore Trowbridge
Theodore J. Trowbridge, a Starr Township farmer who died Saturday evening at his New Plymouth Route 1 home, was honored today with a 2 p. m. service at Woodard Funeral Home. He would have turned 82 today and had retired nine years ago after losing his sight. Surviving are his wife Margaret Noble Trowbridge, four sons Willis and Noble and Homer of New Plymouth and Robert of New Plymouth Route 1, two daughters Lucille of Newark and Dorothy of the home, plus brothers Robert of Union Furnace and Bruce of Caledonia. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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LOGAN
Woodard
Theodore J. Trowbridge
New Plymouth
Starr Township
Trowbridge
Margaret Noble Trowbridge
Willis Trowbridge
Robert
Noble
Homer
Lucille Trowbridge
Newark
Dorothy Trowbridge
Robert Trowbridge
Union Furnace
Bruce Trowbridge
Caledonia, O
Oak Grove Cemetery
Car Rolls Over Near Route 664 in Hocking County
A car driven by Frederick Baden, 26, Circleville, left the road on Route 664 in Hocking County Monday afternoon and rolled over. Passenger Oliver Bainter, 54, Logan Route 2, was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital for a sprained right shoulder and released.
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LOGAN
Frederick Baden
Circleville
Hocking County
Oliver Bainter
Hocking Valley Hospital
Portland social visitors list from local households
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McDade included Mr. and Mrs. Arlos Guinn and daughter and Mrs. Lena Gilchrist of Parkersburg. Dora Blosser visiting Barberton, Ohio. Homer Icenhower of Pomeroy called on C. E. Johnson. P. S. Slouroy of Charleston visited Joe Price. Lenon Shaeffer and son John visited Charles Hilton. Hyatt Parsons hosted Garrett and Bruce Farrell of Spencer and Cora Heinzman of Fairmont.
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Portland
Ralph McDade
Arlos Guinn
Lena Gilchrist
Parkersburg
Dora Blosser
Barberton
Ohio
Homer Icenhower
Pomeroy
C. E. Johnson
P. S. Slouroy
Charleston
Joe Price
Lenon Shaeffer
John
Charles Hilton
Justice Department Founded in 1789
The U S Department of Justice traces its creation to 1789, marking the establishment of the federal agency responsible for law enforcement and legal affairs. The note emphasizes its origin in the early years of the United States and its enduring role in public security.
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U.S. Department of Justice
County To Be Represented At 4-H Meet
Hocking County will be represented at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago on Dec. 16. Lois Faye Nihiser of Logan Route 2 was named state winner in the 4-H home improvement contest and will represent Ohio nationally.
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Logan
Hocking County
Chicago
State Extension Department
Lois Faye Nihiser
Logan Route 2
Ohio
Harold Nihiser
Enterprise Farmerettes
Harold Starner
Nihiser
Marilyn Davis
D. P. Davis
Mary Jane Woodard
Durwood Woodard
Mathenys Buy Nelsonville Bus Station and Lunch Counter
Nelsonville timely report that the bus station and its lunch counter were purchased by Mr and Mrs John Wintermute from Bill and Ethel Matheny. The Wintermunes plan to keep the station open until midnight and bring prior Tavern and Spot Restaurant experience to the business.
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John Wintermute
Nelsonville
Bill and
Ethel Matheny
Matheny
Wintermute
East End
Franklin Beitelschies
Lancaster
Spot
Crusaders to Present Service at Enterprise EUB Church
A Columbus church youth group known as The Christian Crusaders will present a full service at Kline Memorial EUB Church in Enterprise next Sunday at 7 30 p.m. The group from Southwood Christian Church undertook a missionary tour of Jamaica and Florida last summer and is sponsored by local Groveport residents. The public is invited.
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Crusaders
Enterprise Eub
Logan
Columbus
Jamaica
Florida
Kline Memorial Eub Church
Enterprise
The
Christian Crusaders
Christian Endeavor Society of
Southwood
Logan Women’s News September meeting at Berea church home
The Logan Women’s News September gathering of the Berea Class of Union Furnace Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Harold Powell’s home. Mrs. Rudolph Sutton led the business session. readings came from Mrs. Tutton and Mrs. McClain. poems were read by multiple members. Bible quiz was led by Mrs. Herschel Bennington and Mrs. Walter McGhee. guests included Mrs. J. C. Powell and the Powell family. A gift was given to Beverly Gessells as she prepares to enter the WACs.
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Berea
Union Furnace Presbyterian Church
Harold Powell
Rudolph Sutton
John McClain
Virginia McGhee
Howard White
Tutton
McClain
Harold Klinger
Mac Currie
Lilian Howard
Ray Mount
White
Wendell Phillips
Robert Redd
William Winder
Joe Sinnott
Robert Dunn
Herschel Bennington
Walter McGhee
J. C. Powell
Benny Bennington
Jon
Brenda
Jimmy Powell
Beverly Gessells
Wacs
Dowler Rites Scheduled for George Dowler 73
Final rites for George Dowler 73 who died Monday in Mount St Mary Hospital will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Warren funeral home with Rev. William Brown officiating. Burial will be in New Marshfield Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Merle four sons Ralph Don and Jesse of Elwood Ind Clyde of Columbus two daughters Mrs Robert Townsend and Mrs Virgil Six nine grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home any time.
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Nelsonville
George Dowler
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Warren Funeral Home
William Brown
New Marshfield Cemetery
Merle
Ralph
Don
Jesse
Elwood
Ind
Clyde
Columbus
Robert Townsend
Virgil
Selma
Amos
Athens
Leslie
Ernest
Warren
Stella McKinley
Carrie Derington
Edith Young
Audrie Baur
Marriage Licenses Listed for Rockbridge and Shawnee Couples
Donald W. Miller 23 cargo specialist Rockbridge and Ethel Herron 29 practical nurse Rockbridge. Lawrence D. Burns Jr 21 electrician Shawnee and Carolyn V. Hamilton 20 office worker New Straitsville Route 1. Darrell Thress 19 glass breaker Logan and Emma Jean McGomery 16 at home Logan.
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Donald W. Miller
Rockbridge
Ethel Herron
Lawrence D. Burns, Jr
Shawnee
Carolyn V. Hamilton
New Straitsville
Darrell Thress
Logan
Emma Jean McGomery
Lessons in Bridge North South Auction and Four Hearts Slam
In a Stayman versus Jacoby hand, North uses two clubs to show a four card major and a strong hand while South bids two no trump with a minimum. North then advances to three hearts and South to four hearts, leading to a five heart contract after a long club ruff sequence. The reader is asked what to do with eight hearts, ace of diamonds and other cards if partner has shown a minimum raise. Answer tomorrow.
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North
South
West
Nelsonville East ern Star Women Meet at First Methodist
The Past Matrons and Patrons Association of the Order of Eastern Star will gather at the First Methodist Church on Wednesday at 6 30 p m Those attending should reserve with Mrs Victor Oakley Pine Grove Ave by calling 955 or 204 before October 6.
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the Order of Eastern Star
First Methodist Church
Victor Oakley
Pinegrove Ave
Orientation meeting for new Cub Scout parents in Nelsonville
An orientation meeting for new Cub Scout parents will be held Thursday at 8 p m at the First Methodist Church. All parents of new scouts must attend to learn their duties as Cub Scout parents.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist
Twig Seven Meeting At Mrs Steel Home
Twig Seven of Mount St Mary Hospital Guild will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Alice Steel on W. Canal Street.
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Twig
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Alice Steel
W. Canal St
Kyger Residents Host Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs James Shaw and son Steve stayed with Mr and Mrs Rex Lemley and Mrs Cora Lemley. The Rev Julius Chandler of Portsmouth spoke at Wesley Chapel homecoming. Kyger residents attended events and hosted guests from Middleport Xenia Cheshire Lancaster Centenary and Centenary.
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Kyger
James Shaw
Steve
Rex Lemley
Cora Lemley
Julius Chandler
Portsmouth
Wesley Chapel
Chester Ward
Clyde Lewis
Clarence Lewis
Middleport
Harry Oxsheare
Old Kyger
Stanley Rupe
Marion Rupe Greenfield
Garfield Searls
Perry Bradling
Robert Wood
Xenia
Marvin Thomas
Cheshire
Dale Sisson
Bill Thaxton
Lancaster
Wendell Bradbury
Richard
Charles Drummond
Centenary
Nelsonville Cash Feed Store Sells Noncoal Departments
Rus sell Wickliffe announces sale of feed seed and fertilizer units of Nelsonville Cash Feed Store to Virgil Kittle of Glouster. Operations move Wednesday to 39 Hocking Street on site of former Modern Plumbing and Heating Co. Wickliffe keeps coal business at current Chestnut Street location. Red Rose feeds to be featured at new store with grand opening after alterations.
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Nelsonville
Russell Wickliffe
Nelsonville Cash Feed
Virgil Kittle
Glouster
Chestnut St
Hocking St
Modern Plumbing and Heating Co
Wickliffe
Kittle
Water Bills Due By October 15
Logan water department begins four month collection covering April 1 to August 1 with bills mailed Monday. Penalty of 10 percent applies after October 15 and service may be discontinued after October 31 for unpaid accounts. Office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, 12 noon Saturdays.
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Logan
Water Department
Pottery Glazes Melt at 1600 to 3000 Degrees
Glazes for pottery and ceramic ware melt to a smooth coating within a temperature range of 1600 to 3000 degrees Fahrenheit. This guidance notes the broad melting interval used in ceramic firing processes.
Engle Dies At Age 84 In Logan
George C. Engle 84 died Monday at his Front Street home after a heart attack. A Marion Township native and longtime Logan resident, he was Oak Cemetery sexton from 1928 to 1943. Survived by wife Mary a foster son Harry Murphy of Millersport a brother John Engle of Columbus and a sister Ida Bratton of Lo Friends may call Heinlein funeral home for services Wednesday at 2 p m with Rev Thomas C Smallsteed officiating burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
George C. Engle
Front St
Marion Township
Daniel
Sarah C. Walker Engle
Sexton
Oak Cemetery
Mary
Harry Murphy
Millersport
John Engle
Columbus
Ida Bratton
Heinlein Funeral Home
Thomas C. Smallsteed
Oak Grove Cemetery
Traffic Light Is Installed At Harp er and Chestnut Streets
Nelsonville crews from the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. installed a new traffic signal at the Harp er Chestnut intersection yesterday after a council run request from Rev E F E Leadingham of the Pilgrim Holiness Church. City workers painted lines this morning to guide motorists as the signal went in and a corresponding special light for Chestnut Canal Streets was authorized with sketches sent to a firm for estimates.
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Nelsonville
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Harper and
Chestnut Sts
E. F E. Leadingham
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Council
Chestnut and
Canal Sts
Man Frozen Eighteen Hours For Heart Surgery Breakthrough
A 52 year old man in Boston underwent an artificial hibernation procedure to allow surgeons to remove an enlarged artery near the heart. Downey cooled his body to 87 degrees F for eight hours, with brain protection measures during an eight hour operation, and he expects to leave hospital in a week.
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Boston
Charles J. Downey
Downey
New England Center Hospital
Springfield
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Births and Admissions
Births list a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jesse R White Nelsonville and a son to Mr and Mrs Fred DeVol New Straitsville. Admissions include Esther North Nelsonville Arthur Brandon Nelsonville Mrs Bertha Ray Nelsonville James Bennett Nelsonville Route 2 James E Craig Corning Mrs Orpha Midkiff Hemlock Mrs Maxine Murphy McConnelsville Ralph Fielder Shawnee Louie Coleman Haydenville with dismissals Carla Sayre Nelsonville and son Bertha Hashman Gloucester Route 3 James Barrett Corning Vince Hillis New Lexington Ronald Kapple Nelsonville.
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Esther North
Nelsonville
Arthur Brandon
Bertha Ray
James Bennett
James E. Craig
Corning
Orpha Midkiff
Hemlock
Maxine Murphy
McConnelsville
Ralph Fielder
Shawnee
Louie Coleman
Haydenville
Richard Sayre
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rutherford Carbon Hill welcome a son. Joe Foltz Logan receives treatment. James R Notestone Laurelville Route 1 receives treatment. Mrs Robert Sigler Logan Route 1 and daughter. Glen Allbright Londonderry Route 1. Pat Baldwin Laurelville. Stevie Vandagriff Laurelville.
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Ralph Rutherford
Carbon Hill
Joe Foltz
Logan
James R. Notestone
Laurelville
Robert Sigler
Glen Allbright
Londonderry
Pat Baldwin
Stevie Vandagriff
Welfare officials tough to cut aid over TV sets
Topeka Kansas welfare officials said they would cut relief aid to clients who own television sets and air conditioners, arguing the devices represent nonessential luxuries during a time of budget pressures. The policy targets households with allowed appliances, sparking debate among residents and social workers about who qualifies for continued assistance.
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Topeka
Kan
Nelsonville Air Force Sgts Ryan to Turkey for Medical Service
T Sergeant Charles Ryan of the Air Force survival school at Dorr Run will depart Sunday for Charleston West Virginia to board a plane to Turkey. He will serve as a medic at an Ankara hospital while his wife and daughter remain in Nelsonville temporarily. Ryan has been active in the American Legion and Lions Club and co owned the Pizza Palace. His new address is 1520-5201 7250th Hospital Gp APO 254 New York NY.
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Nelsonville
Charles Ryan
Air Force
Dorr Run
Charleston
W. Va
Turkey
Ryan
Ankara
Mount St. Mary Hospital
American Legion
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