Athens Plane Crashes Near Logan After Fuel Runout
An Athens Civil Air Patrol two place Aeronca ran out of fuel and crashed on Monday near the Hocking County Fairgrounds in Logan. Pilot William H. Frey, 22, of Athens escaped uninjured after circling to find a landing spot then hitting the inside fence of the race track. The crash, at 5:05 p.m., caused light damage to the craft, which was assigned to CAP Squadron 1103. A second jet crash occurred earlier in Perry County. the Sabre Jet pilot parachuted to safety.
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Booster Night Observed by Antioch Grange Fans
Logan County news item describes Booster Night at Antioch Grange with guest James Smoot of Marion, church services, a playlet The Secret Have I, and recognitions. The Lancaster Boys Industry School Chorus performed with piano by Paul Schrader and topics by Mr. Gibbs. Commanders, dignitaries, and Brownie Troop 9 elected officers. members attended various meetings and social events.
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Marion
Hocking County
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Antioch
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Paul Schrader
Lancaster Boys Industry School
Ray
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Dunkle
David Wylie
Larry Sweazy
Maude Hack Stahr
Edna Hughes
Myron Stoltz
Willard Meip Nallen
Breckenridge
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F Fetherolf Dies at 80 in Logan
Logan Frank Fetherolf 30, a Hocking County farmer, died at 4 05 am Monday at his home on Nickle Plate Road after a heart attack. A native of South Perry, he operated a farm near Tarlton, Fairfield County, for 30 years before moving to Hocking County in 1938. Survived by wife Missouri, two daughters Mildred Revis and Ruth Wiggins, two brothers Allen and Millard, and three sisters. Funeral arrangements by Monard Funeral Service.
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Frank Fetherolf
Hocking County
Nickle Plate Road
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Ruth Wiggins
Stanton, Va
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Millard Fetherolf
Laurelville
George Defenbaugh
William Notestone
Carl Stone
Monard Funeral Service
The Voice of Two Worlds Promises World Changes in 1956
A Los Angeles explorer known as The Voice of Two Worlds offers a free 64 page booklet on mind power learned in Tibet. The ad claims four prophecies now can unfold and outlines how readers can prepare for momentous days ahead. Send name and address on postcard to a Los Angeles address. no money due.
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Voice of Two Worlds
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Calif
Rotary Club Tours Carborundum Plant in Logan
Members of the Logan Rotary Club toured the Carborundum Co plant in Logan during a dinner meeting hosted by plant manager William Pearson and officials Arthur Rey Earl Rennels and John Jusch. Engineers Al Wissing Cecil Climo and guests William S Miller Don Myers attended. Visiting Rotarians Ralph Parks and Rev F M Wentz joined, with J R King serving as program chairman.
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Iller
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Ille
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Health Nurse Quits Over Discrepancies Cited
Nedra Smith of Logan resigns as nurse for the Logan Hocking County Health Department at a board of health meeting. The resignation, verbally submitted, cites discrepancies as the reason. Effective Oct. 15 with active service ending then, the board also changes its monthly meeting date to the second Monday. A new health education coordinator, Mike Moran, outlined a program to involve 40 percent of time with voluntary groups and community organizations to build a strong health education foundation.
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Nedra Smith
Logan-Hocking County Health Department
Board of Health
H.M. Boocks
Mike Moran
Fossil Birds and Modern Penguins Link Revealed
Scientists note penguins descend from ancient birds with regular wings. These ancestral birds belong to a family largely extinct, known only as fossils. Seventeen species of the group still survive today.
Mr. Stroupe Dies at 48 in Logan
Logan native Anthony E. Bud Stroupe, 48, died at home after a four month illness following a June surgery. He owned bakeries in Logan and New Straitsville, lived on East Main Street for almost two decades, and belonged to St. John’s Catholic Church and Phi Sigma Chi. He is survived by wife Mary, daughters Beverly Wittekind and Judy Stroupe, mother Emma Stroupe, six siblings, and five sisters. Rosary services at Roberts funeral home, Requiem Mass at St. John’s, burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Bud) Stroupe
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Charles F. Foy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Willes Bequeath Logan Church Property And Rectory Home
Lucius C Wright's will leaves extensive real estate near Logan to St Pauls Roman Catholic Church of Logan as a rectory after the life interest ends upon Lucius Wrights death Lucius widow L sucille Wright. The property includes a brick house on a knoll near the jetty limits a fine private library a grandfather clock and an oil painting of Wrights mother plus about 113 acres along Routes 33 and 664. The residence is to be used forever as a rectory.
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4-H Achievement Cases To Be Heard In Logan
Applicants for 4-H club achievement awards will be interviewed tonight at a meeting of the Hocking County GH Advisory Council in the Courthouse auditorium. The 4-H Junior Leadership club is scheduled to meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday in the courthouse auditorium.
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Planting dollars to grow income through stocks and bonds
An advertising dialogue explains investing in stocks and bonds via the New York Stock Exchange. It covers how to invest, who can invest, choosing companies, differences between bonds and stock, and the Monthly Investment Plan. It promotes a free booklet DIVIDENDS OVER THE YEARS and urges readers to contact a local NYSE Member Firm.
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