Historical Society Reaches New High in Funds and Focuses on Museum
Logan notes the Hocking County Historical Society's treasury topping $10,000 after a $1,000 Logan Hall Foundation gift. The August flea market earned over $1,000. fair sales brought $57.85. Members seek museum property, address roof repairs, cancel ham and bean dinner, and plan October annual meeting at the Logan Armory with Frank Fetch to discuss Columbus restoration slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
The
Historical Society
Fair Board
Logan Armory
Richard Mowrey
Clinton Poling
James Frey
Judy Lanning
Carolyn Leadbetter
Frank Fetch
German Village Society
Columbus
Fetch
Washington Two
Twig Meeting in Nelsonville Sets Wednesday Evening
Twig 5 Mount St Mary Hospital Guild plans 7 pm meeting at Mrs Edna Raine home. Nominating chair Edna Miner will report new officers. Oct 12 guild dinner tickets available. dinner at United Methodist Church social rooms. Also airman Michael J Druzabacky Jr assigned to Keesler AFB after Lackland training. 1972 Nelsonville York grad. A candidate reception for 91st State House District Harry B Crewson set 10:30 am to noon Friday at Nelsonville Elks Club hosted by Mrs Donald Bumgardner and Mrs Donald Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Edna Raine
W. Columbus St
Edna Miner
United Methodist Church
Michael J. Druzabacky Jr
Michael J. Druzabacky
Haydenville
Keesler Afb
Miss
Lackland Abf
Tex
Keesler
Nelsonville-York High School
Harry B. Crewson
Logan-Holl Foundation distributes funds to local groups
The Logan-Holl Foundation allocated 8000 to multiple local bodies. $2500 to the HVCH Special Fund and $2500 to the HVCH Special Care Unit Fund, $1000 to Hocking County Youth Building Fund, $1000 to the Hocking Valley Community Hospital, and $250 to the Hocking County Humane Society. Robert Keynes is president and Art Gasser is secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan-Hall Foundation
Mary Ann Goodlive
The
Hocking County Humane Society
Leonard Myers
Hocking County Youth Building Fund
Clinton Poling
Richard
Mowrey
James Frey
Hocking County Historical Society
J. David Arledge
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Art Gasser
Robert Keyes
Barton A. Hall
Logan-Holl Foundation
Hocking Valley
Holl
Hocking County
Robert Keynes
Unique Rec Park Opens for Cycle Enthusiasts in Ohio
A new recreation park named Cycle Trails opened near Laurelville and Adelphi in South Central Ohio. It serves motorcycle fans and will host Saltcreek Valley Motorcycle Club’s AMA sanctioned amateur Motocross race on Sunday October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurelville
Ohio
Columbus
Adelphi
Hocking Hills
Cycle Trails
Saltcreek Valley Motorcycle Club
Salt Creek
Billie Eliis
Larry
Doyle Disbennett
U. S
Disbennett
Saltcreek Valley
Three Drivers Jailed for Dwi and Licenses Suspended
Logan Hocking County Judge James Stilwell sentenced Vernon Snyder Ova Curtis and Kenneth Guess to $200 fines five days in jail and 30 day license suspensions after guilty pleas to driving while intoxicated. Other cases included Lane usage speeding reckless operation and forfeited bonds and a feature on Cycle Trails motocross events and planned facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking
James Stilwell
Vernon R. Snyder
Lancaster
Ova O. Curtis
Six Court Cases Heard In Nelsonville Mayor’s Court
Six cases were heard in Nelsonville Mayor's Court over the weekend. Defendants included Virgil C. Kittle who pleaded guilty to unsafe operation and was fined ten dollars plus costs, and John D. Womach Jr. who pleaded no contest to unsafe operation with a ten dollar fine and costs, suspended. Others faced charges of driving left of center or intoxication with fines of ten dollars and costs or bond forfeiture. Birth notices report newborns in several families from Logan and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Virgil C. Kittle
Chestnut St
John D. Womach Jr
Maumee
Joseph E. Murdock
Two Drivers Cited by Logan Police After Weekend Accidents
Logan City police investigated four weekend accidents resulting in two citations. Scott Courter 17 backed into a van, Frederick Krile 24 ran a red light, Elaine Savely 51 backed into John Browning 52, and Florence Jarvis ? minor damage. At Main and Mulberry, Burbridge Cook 17 and Terry Hizey 20 were cited for failing to observe a traffic light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Scott L. Courter
Betty Ave
Paul E. Alspaugh
Lancaster
Alspaugh
Frederick J. Krile
Star Grove
Mulberry
Front Streets
Paul R. Geiger
Florence Ave
Krile
E. Front
Geiger
Goodyear
Elaine Savely
Nelsonville
Main
Mulberry Streets
Burbridge B. Cook
Front St
Terry L. Hizey
Nelsonville Lions to hear teacher speaker at 6 p.m.
Nelsonville Lions Club announces its annual meeting Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Ethel's Tea Room with Dave Enterline of Hocking Technical College as guest speaker. Guests include Nelsonville York football coach Dave Boston and Buckeye football squad members. Also a rummage sale at the Episcopal Church Saturday at 9 a.m. in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Johnie Bowers
Nelsonville Lions Club
Ethel’s Tea Room
Dave Enterline
Recreation and Wildlife Department
Hocking Technical College
Nelsonville-York
Dave Boston
Buckeye
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Logan-Holl
Hubert M. Amstutz
Jeffery T. Snider
Charles A. Perrie
Athens
Michael R. Ryan
Bryan M. Estes
Robert Weaver
Route 33
Brown
James Nixon
Murray City
Jack H. Coe
Carbon Hill
Judy M. Thompson
Wellston
Margaret Buck
Parkersburg
W. Va
Max Valkenburg
George Tolliver
William Beech
Dennis Meredith
Edith Bartlett
Clarence Kelch
Louise Grace
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Richard Davis
Dale Daubenmire
Dora Turner
James Hinton
Clyde M. Rose
Walter B. Bittner
Joseph Sinnott
Union Furnace
Andrew J. Hill
New Plymouth
Curtis Frazier
Harold Ratliff
Michael Waddell
Carol Wilkinson
Denzil Leckrone
Fred Six
Logan Police
Lions Club
Episcopal Church
School
Gas and Electric Company
General Telephone
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