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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1964
Page
7
U S Representative Robert Taft Jr. candidate for the Senate will speak at an 8:30 a.m. Republican breakfast Friday in Blosser's Restaurant banquet room Logan Ohio. He will discuss campaign issues as part of a Southeast Ohio tour and invites all interested attendees with no reservations required.
A community homecoming is set for Sunday at the Ewing Grange Hall in Ilesboro. All former Ilesboro School pupils church members and residents are invited. A basket dinner will be served at noon with Mrs Harry Armstrong Mrs Ralph Masure and Harold Griffith in charge of the program.
Regular Ra cine Firemen's Auxiliary meeting planned for Thursday to discuss the Oct. 17 Fall Festival. WSCS gathers Monday at 7 30 p m in Heath Methodist Church Heath with program and devotional leaders named. Rutland PTA to meet Monday at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. Superintendent O A Patterson to speak on Trends in Education. Devotions by Rev Herbert Grimm. Parents asked to bring a toy or game for the baby sitting room. Second grade mothers provide refreshments. Logan Airman Frank L Conrad son of Mr and Mrs Robert F Conrad Log an Route 2 completed first phase of basic training at Lackland AFB Texas.
Logan The Ralph Mosure family entertained the Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council for its October meeting. Mrs Mosure presented two poems for devotions and reported on the Lan caster women’s rally. Members discussed the upcoming November elections and read related articles. Health insurance was the monthly topic led by Wallace Beck. Refreshments concluded the session.
Logan reports one of five men charged in grand jury indictments has appeared for arraignment John Chambers surrendered Tuesday pleaded innocent and trial set for late October Others with warrants Ernesto Sanchez Lawrence England William C Tremper James Allen Roberts and two defendants Richard C Eblin 21 and Reta Ellen Wears 17 are at large in Hocking County
Mrs William Blankenship of Lancaster and Mrs Roy Brown of Logan Route 4 are listed along with several other local patients and family members from Logan including children William Dixon and Wendell Smith.
Logan Route 3 youth James L. Kline, 17, was found innocent by Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown of a Sept. 17 charge of running a red light after a witness said the light was changing as both vehicles entered the intersection.
Logan Hocking Countians and a Turkish visitor join a delegation for the four state conference at Jackson’s Mill West Virginia. Bill Melvin Karen Hampshire Sharon Baertsche Charley Starner host Sadik Baseken part of the International Farm Youth Exchange program. Other delegates come from Delaware Maryland Ohio and West Virginia. Baseken tours local sites including a Logan shoe factory and the Goodyear plant. They depart Friday morning for the event.
The Logan Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a style show at the Logan Theater at 8 p.m. Haney's House of Fashion provides the styles. The Young Homemakers Club meets at 8 p.m. with Sharon Baertsche displaying upholstery. Hocking Farm Vacation Association holds its fall session at 8 p.m. in the courthouse auditorium to compile 1965 brochure data and dues. Members should bring contact info for potential joiners to Bill Melvin at the extension office. The Hocking County Young Adult Club gathers Saturday at 8 p.m. at Enterprise School for a hay ride and weiner roast, with single high school graduates invited. contact Sharon Baertsche for details.
A Logan Route 2 man, James Cable Sr., is charged with assault with intent to kill after a complaint by his wife Regina. He was arrested by the Hocking County Sheriff's Department, brought before County Judge Vaughn Collins, and released on $1000 bond with a preliminary hearing set for October 13.
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