Auto accidents injure one in Logan weekend
Three weekend crashes in Logan left one person with facial cuts and possible chest injuries. Warren Canan lost control on E Main St injuring his own and damaging two parked vehicles, while another three car crash occurred at Hunter and Culver involving Paul Phillips Charles Coakley and Theodore Chaffin. A third minor crash on E Front St involved Robert L Toney and Harry Archer.
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Logan
E. Main St
Warren Canan
Canan
Eugene Davis
Davis
Hugh Keller
Zanesville Ave
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hunter
Culver
Paul Phillips
Union Furnace
Charles Coakley
Theodore L. Chaffin
Millersport
Coakley
Theffin
Robert L. Toney
Harry Archer
Cincinnati
E. Front St
Depot St
Ladies Aid Quilting Session Held in Chauncey
The Ladies Aid met Thursday for a quilting session in Chauncey. Mrs Louella Preston pressed in the absence of president Mrs Lizzie Canter. A pot luck lunch was served at noon to eight members present.
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Chauncey
Ladies’ Aid
Louella Preston
Lizzie Canter
Modern whalers catch more whales in a week
The report notes that contemporary whalers are achieving weekly whale catches far higher than the typical yearly totals recorded by earlier crews. It highlights improved methods and larger ships driving the change.
Logan Social Notes Honor Gold Star Mothers
Gold Star Mothers of Hocking were honored by VFW Post 6490 with a dinner. Guests included Mrs. Ella King and others. program featured a skit The King's Fracas and performances by the Mc Claskey sisters and others. Dancing and music by the Coffman brothers followed from 6:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
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Coffman Brothers
Hi Lo Bridge Club Holds Dinner Then Bridge Session
Members gathered at the Sportsman for a pizza dinner before moving to Mrs. Walter Lavey’s Hill Street home for a bridge session. Mrs. Walter Woodruff, Mrs. Walter Harbarger and Mrs. Steve Spurgus earned high and travel awards. Additional attendees included Mrs. Clarence Grandy, Mrs. Harold Frazier, Mrs. Paul Fox and Mrs. Joseph Gano. Refreshments followed play and the club plans a Oct 12 meeting at Mrs. Walter Woodruff’s Union Furnace home.
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Hi-Lo Bridge Club
Sportsman
Hill St
Walter Lavey
Walter Woodruff
Walter Harbarger
Steve Spurgus
Clarence Grandy
Harold Frazier
Paul Fox
Joseph Gano
Union Furnace
Union Furnace High School Hosts Dance Event
The Freshman Class of Union Furnace High School sponsors a Friday night dance on October 8. The event aims to raise funds and feature a light program for students and staff.
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Union Furnace High School
VFW Auxiliary Holds Meeting and Plans District Session
The VFW Auxiliary Post 6430 met at Pocahontas hall with officers installed by Mrs. Don Taylor and Mrs. Emerson Crane presiding. Patriotic instructor Mrs Clint Ledford color bearers Mrs Myrtle Boyle and Mrs Hazel Evans. district meet set for Logan on Oct 10 with registrations at 9 am and 1 pm. members present include Mrs Harvey Ray Mrs Myrtle Boyle Mrs Hazel Evans Mrs George Cline and others.
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VFW
Pocahontas Hall
Clint Ledford
Myrtle Boyle
Hazel Evans
Don Taylor
Emerson Crane
Logan
Harvey Ray
George Cline
John Backus
Ralph Martin
Jennie Richards
Ella King
C. L. Baker
Doug Ledford
Keith Schultz
Maud Hite
Robert Tschudy
Bill Cox
Darrell Anderson
West Logan Mothers Club elects officers for year
The West Logan Mothers Club held its meeting Tuesday evening and elected Mrs. John Myers Jr as president, Mrs. Ralph Blum as vice president, Mrs. Charles Rutter as secretary, and Mrs. Floyd Thompson as treasurer. Hosts for a planned October masquerade party include Miss Nancy Maze, Mrs. Jack Hammond, Mrs. Oakey Hammond, Mrs. Charles Rutter and Mrs. Richard Dunn. Teachers at West Logan School, Miss Gladys Lee, Mrs. Josephine Sayre, Miss Nancy Maze and Gay Kruger, served refreshments.
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West Logan
West Logan School
Mrs Kreider Heads to Carmel Ind for Weeklong Vacation
Miss Susie Kreider left Sunday for a week's vacation in Carmel Indiana with relatives Mr and Mrs Howard Kirk Mrs Lillian Winters and Ella Saxton spent the weekend in the Smoky Mountains.
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Susie Kreider
Carmel
Ind
Howard Kirk
Lillian Winters
Ella Saxton
Smoky Mountains
Ex-Resident Christina Rheinscheld Rites Planned
Funeral arrangements are being made for Christina Rheinscheld 61 of Shreveport Louisiana who died suddenly from a coronary occlusion at a Logan Ohio cabin after visiting Columbus friends Death from natural causes was ruled by Hocking County coroner Dr J W Doering She was native to Hocking County lived much of life in Columbus survived by son Paul Rheinscheld two sisters Myrtle Hamilton and George Graybill and three brothers Frank Campbell Charles Campbell and John Campbell The Heinlein funeral service handles arrangements with details to be announced
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Logan
Christina Rheinscheld
Shreveport
Friends
J. W. Doering
Hocking County
Rheinscheld
Columbus
Paul Rheinscheld
Myrtle Hamilton
George Graybill
Amherst
Ohio
Frank Campbell
Charles Campbell
John Campbell
Detroit
Mich
Heinlein
Minor Crashes Investigated In Rural Ohio County
Logan Ohio Sunday minor accidents were investigated by Sheriff A J Waldron deputies Spurgeon Metzler and Joe Breeze. At Thompson Ridge Road two autos driven by Lester Ebert and Norman Poling sideswiped on a gravel road causing left side damage with no injuries. In a second incident Larry Holbrook left Route 664 north of Logan and struck a barn on James McLin property. no injuries to Holbrook or passenger James Young.
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Logan
A. J. Waldron
Thompson Ridge
Laurelville
Lester Ebert
South Bloomingville
Norman Poling
Spurgeon Metzler
Joe Breeze
Larry Holbrook
Sugar Grove
James McLin
Holbrook
James Young
Logan Aerie 216 Fraternal Order denied club liquor permit
Logan Aerie 216 Fraternal Order of Eagles learns its application to re issue a D-4 club liquor permit was denied. The lodge’s permit was revoked May 11 after charges by the State Department of Liquor Control. The decision, announced by Alan E Schwarzwalder, notes that a revoked permit cannot be re issued for one year. It is unclear if the decision will be appealed within the legal period.
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LOGAN
Logan Aerie
Order of Eagles
State Department of Liquor Control
Alan E. Schwarzwalder
Births and dismissals at Hocking Valley Hospital
Births announce a daughter for Mr and Mrs Bertram Green Logan Route 4 and a son for Mr and Mrs Conrad Blanken ship Logan. Dismissals list Mrs A E Huff Ray, Harry C Mills Logan, Wallace Hale McArthur, Mrs John Fuller Nelsonville Route 2, Mrs Max Collins Murray City and daughter, Mrs Woodrow Stevens McArthur and daughter.
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Bertram Green
Logan
Conrad Blankenship
Harry C. Mills
Walter Polsiey
Logan Timmy Ellis
Nelsonville
Ruth
A. E. Huff
Ray Harry C. Mills
Logan Wallace Hale
McArthur
John Fuller
Max Collins
Murray City
Woodrow Stevens
Four Hurt In Collision On Route 75
Four persons injured in a two car crash on Route 75 south of Logan during a driving rain. The 2:30 pm collision on a sharp curve near Clarence Hartmann residence left all four treated at Hocking Valley Hospital. Injured were Bob Cannon 16 Linda Mithoff 14 and George Pyne 17 plus the other driver. Pyne swerved left of center and sideswiped the Jenkins vehicle, both cars badly damaged and towed from the scene.
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Logan
Route 75
Clarence Hartmann
Hocking Valley Hospital
Bob Cannon
San S. 18Th St. Columbus
George Pyne
Heys Ave
Columbus
Linda Mithoff
Ef E. Livingston
Colum
Trolman
Pyne
Patient Returns Home From Doctors Hospital
Mrs. Ralph Emerson of South Logan was returned to her home by ambulance Sunday from Doctors Hospital in Columbus.
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Logan
Ralph Emerson
South Logan
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
First Canadian census in 1666 marked a milestone
The first modern census in Canada occurred in 1666, reflecting a long tradition of population counting used by ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome for taxation and military needs.
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Canada
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Three Drivers Forfeit Bonds For Missing Arraignment
Logan officers report three drivers failed to appear for arraignment before Mayor Joseph Phillips. Walter Starner of Columbus forfeited $15 on an unsafe operation charge. Robert Christel Logan Route 1 and Homer Farrell Lancaster forfeited $20 each on reckless operation charges. Starner and Christel were cited by city. Farrell by the highway patrol.
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LOGAN
Joseph Phillips
Walter Starner
Columbus
Robert Christel
Logan Route 1
Homer Farrell Lancaster
Starner
Christel
Farrell
Highway Patrol
C E Heigle Dies at Home in Logan
Charlies E Heigle 77 retired Hocking County farmer died Sunday at his home 647 E Hunter St after five years of ill health and three weeks bedfast He was born Falls Township son of Frederick and Louise Finkey He operated a farm in Ashington Township before moving to Logan five years ago He was a member of Evangelical United Brethren Church and Hocking Grange Survived by wife Mrs M Jane Heighe a Porter He of Logan Toots a daughter Mrs Frank Moser Logan Route 3 two brothers Martin Helgie and John Helgie both of Logan Route 2 and five grandchildren Visitation at Heinlein funeral home until 2 pm Wednesday services at First EUR Church Rev A N Grueser officiating burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan Charlies
E. Heigle
Hocking County
E. Hunter St
Mr. Heigie
Falls Township
Frederick and
Louise Finkey
Ashington Township
Logan
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Hocking Grange
Heighe
Jane Heighe
Logan Toots
Frank Mosure
Martin Helgie
John Helgie
Heinlein
EUR
A. N. Grueser
Oak Grove Cemetery
Trimble Church Holds Annual Homecoming Service
Trimble Church of Christ hosts its annual homecoming with visitors from Springfield Columbus Athens Glouster Chauncey Ferndale Millfield and nearby communities. The program includes singing by Darrell Antie readings by the Rev Mulkin prayers by Karl Dawson and a Trimble choir performance with Lacy and Zenovia Courtney accompanying. A male quartet features Willard Buchman F Dan ford Elijah Smith and George Shinn along with poems by Norman Earich and group song by Greene Run church. Flowers from Haskins Florists and contributions from the Brown and Faspe families.
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Chauncey
Trims! Church of Christ
Springfield
Columbus
Athens
Glouster
Ferndale
Millfield
B Courtney
Darrell Antie
Mulkin
Karl
Millfield Bridge Club Hosts Evening of Cards
Mrs Frances Wallace attended the Millfield Bridge Club event with Mrs Helen Sanders winning high score. Guest player Mrs Jesse Fulton joined in as law and travel were served along with refreshments for attendees including Mrs Louise Muzto.
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Chauncey
Frances Wallace
Millfield Bridge Club
Helen Sanders
Jessie Fulton
Ing Law
Louise Muzto
Vere
Grace Border
Elizabeth Wille
Er Koreton
Mra
Ruth Ornet
Bles
Ti Tha Sanders
Jeasie Fulton
Chauncey Personal Notes From Athens And Surrounding Towns
Social items list visits and guests across communities including Athens Middleport Columbus The Plains Masury Corning and Monongahela Pa Mentioned are Mr and Mrs Clarence Sanders Mr and Mrs C M King and Jenny King Mr John Hope recently discharged from hospital Mr and Mrs Richard Dawson Mrs Ruth Grace Mrs Herman Hee and others The communications record neighborly calls and dinner guestings with listed households and dates lacking full context
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Clarence Sanders
C. M. King
Jenny King
Athens
John Hope
Clarence McNeil
Middleport
Ruth Grace
the Plains
Herman Hee
Fred Byrd
Justin Hanaker
Columbus
Herman Lohee
Guy Brookins
Harold Brown
Alvira Shafer
Baker Road
Thomas Dew
Marilyn
Susan Donaldson
Wilma Kranyik
Mary Dew
Stanley Edwards
Masury
Hutson Dew
Corning
Marilyn Dew
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John Amnah
Forest Glenn
McClaskey
Maude Hite
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Della Hartman
Ella McIntosh
W. O. Smith
Charles Sr
Mary Huston
Claude Angel
Bridge Club
Dines
Argyles
VW Auxiliary
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Miss Mithoff
C.E. Heigle
Trimble Church
Richard Dawson
Monongahela, Pa
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