Corning Girl Dies After Auto Collision
Virginia Renick age three of Corning Route 1 died after being struck on Route 75 near McCuneville by a car driven by Otis Trevey New Lexington. She died at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville after the Sunday incident. Survivors include parents Richard and Bessie Renick and siblings Richard and Susan. Services Wednesday at Iron Point Church with burial Shawnee Cemetery.
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Iron Point
Virginia Renick
Richard
Bessie Thompson Renick
Corning
Otis Trevey
New Lexington
McCuneville
Perry County
Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Richard, Jr
Susan
Delbert Renick
Pearl Brunton
Hemlock
Future Homemakers Plan Social Meeting at Logan High
Logan chapter of the Future Homemakers of America met in the home economics room at Logan High School. Miriam Hutton presided as president and members received FHA information sheets prepared by Judy Reed. Dues are one dollar for the year and meetings occur the fourth Monday monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
Miriam Hutton
FHA
Judy Reed
Karolyn Rutter
Billie Prater
Barbara Jewell
Karen Wilkes
Sandy Carpenter
Logan-Hocking Health Dept Budget Set At 41675
Tentative 1962 budget discussed by the Logan Hocking County health department proposes 41675 total with 29600 for salaries 4000 for travel and 8075 for other expenses. The plan includes field and supervising nurses and amended milk regulations with stricter dairy testing.
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Athens
Vinton
Hospital Notes from Hocking Valley
Mr and Mrs Paul Masure Logan welcome a son. Admitted John Green Logan Route 4 medical. Mrs Mary A Keplar Logan Mrs Theo Martin Rockbridge Mrs Helen Seckman Gore. Discharged Mrs Raymond Ruggles Logan Route 4 and son. Mrs Luther Burch Haydenville.
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Paul Masure
Logan
John Green
Logan Route 4
Mary A. Keplar
Logan, Medical
Theo Martin
Rockbridge
Helen Seckman
Gore
Raymond Ruggles
Luther Burch
Haydenville
Logan Man Honored At Birthday Dinner
William Redd of Logan Route 4 was honored on his birthday when Mrs. Redd arranged a dinner at their home. Guests included Richard Dunn and daughters Susan Judy Becky Leanne Redd. Later Paul Howdyshells joined for birthday cake with homemade ice cream. Home movies provided entertainment.
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Logan
William Redd
Logan Route 4
McVeys Welcome Kristy Renee McVey
Mr and Mrs Jack L McVey of New Plymouth announce the birth of a daughter Kristy Renee at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville on September 27. She is the couple’s first child. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Earl White of New Plymouth and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry McVey of Union Furnace.
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Logan
Jack L. McVey
New Plymouth
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Kristy Renee
Earl White
Harry McVey
Union Furnace
Logan Paul L Shumaker and Karen S Paskins Wed License
Logan Paul L Shumaker a 19 year old U S Navy member of Lancaster Route 3 and Karen S Paskins an 18 year old Silk finisher of Rockbridge Route 1 obtained a marriage license.
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LOGAN
Paul L. Shumaker
U.S. Navy
Lancaster
Karen S. Paskins
Rockbridge
Fire Destroys Kitchen At Greenman Residence
Logan fire department fought a Monday fire at 209 North Market Street in the Greenman home. Flames from the kitchen range damaged cabinets walls and ceiling with heavy smoke. estimated loss 300. Three regular and seven volunteer firefighters responded to the general alarm.
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Logan
B. G. Greenman
N. Market St
Robert Courter
Hocking County Demonstration Council Sets 1962 Program Talk
Logan Ohio The Hocking County Demonstration Council will hold a meeting at 1 p m Wednesday in the extension office at the courthouse. Program planning for 1962 will be the topic of discussion.
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Logan
Hocking County
Winter Meet for Legion I Announced at Murray City
Approximately 175 people attended the Eighth District Conference of the American Legion held Sunday in Murray City with Post 420 as host. District winter conference is set for Jan. 7, 1962 in Jackson. A morning meeting of past district commanders preceded lunch at the high school and a 1:30 p.m. parade. District Commander Leroy Kuntz of Lancaster led the program as reports from district committees and division commanders were heard. Officers listed include Donald Cook commander Harold Kinnison vice commander John Moraz adjutant Forest Ayers finance officer Edward Banik service officer John Vasko sergeant at arms and John Lanning chaplain.
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Logan
The
American Legion
Murray City
Jackson
Leroy Kuntz
Lancaster
Unit 420
American Legion Auxiliary
Donald Cook
Harold Kinnison
John Moraz
Forest Ayers
Edward Banik
John Vasko
John Lanning
Rotary Hears Of Conclave In Tokyo Description
Rotary meeting in Logan heard a report on the Rotary International Convention in Tokyo Japan by Dr Phil Floyd of Lancaster a past district governor. Floyd noted Japanese hospitality and said Rotarians and their wives were invited guests in Japanese homes. Walter Leonard was program chairman.
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Logan
Tokyo
Japan
Logan Rotary Club
Phil Floyd
Lancaster
Floyd
Flood
Walter Leonard
Mrs. Hammon Hosts All Day Club Party at Hammon's Haven
Logan reports the Inter-City Duplicate Club guesting with Mrs. Claude Hammon for an all day gathering at Hammon's Haven. A noon luncheon and pot luck supper followed afternoon bridge with Mrs. Hammon holding high score. Substitutes included Mrs. Harriette Burgess and Mrs. Howard White. Next meet set at Dr. Hall's cottage in Laurelville hosted by Mrs. Edward Sharp.
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Logan
Inter-City
Claude Hammon
Hammon
Haven
Harriette Burgess
Nelsonville
Howard White
Will Admitted Probate for Leonard Algeo in Logan County
Logan Route 1 resident Leonard Algeo’s will admitted to probate in Hocking County Probate Court. Kempsie Algeo named sole legatee and nominated executrix without bond.
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Logan
Leonard Algeo
Logan Route
Hocking County
Kempsie Algeo
Hunter Found Guilty On Land Owner's Charge
Ralph Stevenson 35 of Lancaster found guilty of hunting without owner permission. Judge Vaughn Collins fines $15 and costs. Marvin Nungester of Hocking Valley game protector filed the charge. Additional arraignments include Ernest Michel 23 Logan Route 3 and Howard Call 19 Nelsonville Route 2 with varied findings and future hearings.
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Logan
Ralph Stevenson
Lancaster
Stevenson
Vaughn Collins
Marvin Nungester
Hocking Valley
Ernest R. Michel
Michel
Eighteen Births Registered In Hocking County
Eighteen children were born in Hocking County in September with ten boys and eight girls. All deliveries occurred at Hocking Valley Hospital. The registrar lists fifteen deaths. Fathers and mothers span Logan, Nelsonville, New Plymouth, Haydenville, Union Furnace, McArthur and other area routes.
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Logan
Hocking County
Lorema Larimer
City County Health Department
Hocking Valley Hospital
John E. Carr
New Plymouth
William J. Maffin
Nelsonville
Arthur E. Lehman
Harold R. Mundy
Clifford W. Barney
Haydenville
William D. Brandon
John D. McKenzie
Ronald P. Flowers
George R. Church
Leroy E. Mace
Walter M. Peters
Thomas I. Walton
Union Furnace
Eddie E. Edwards
Eugene F. Bourne
Hubert J. Ackison
Herbert R. Ludlow
Marvin R. Forrest
McArthur
Logan Calendar Tuesday events in Berea Marion and area
Local listings show a busy Tuesday with Berea Class at Union Furnace Church 7 30 p m and Bible Boosters 7 p m at Presbyterian Church library Marion PTO 7 30 p m with Har old Drake guest speaker. cider served and doughnuts for members. Women of St Pauls Episcopal meet 8 p m at Mrs Jack Myers 45 N High St bring constitution. temperance movie at Fellowship EUB Church 7 30 p m narr Dr Charles Vencer. VFW Auxiliary at Pocahontas hall 7 30 p m practice for inspection. Gold Star Mothers dinner plans for Oct 17. Homemakers Club dinner Brandts restaurant 6 30 p m hostesses Mrs John Kelch and Mrs F T Lemon. Four Seasons Garden Club 1 30 p m Courthouse Auditorium seed and plant exchange. YWCA Girl Scout rooms 10 a m potluck noon all members welcome.
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Presbyterian Church
Marion Pto
Harold Drake
Logan
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Jack Myers
N. High St
WSWS
Fellowship Eub Church
Charles Vencer
Lancaster
VFW
Pocahontas Hall
Homemakers Club
Brandt's
John Kelch
F. T. Lemon
Four Seasons Garden Club
Courthouse
Rochester couple visits Logan during coastal trip
Mr and Mrs Robert Rochester from Washington D C visited Logan on Sunday to see her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Dollison and his mother Mrs John Rochester. They plan a five day vacation before resuming their trip to Cape Hatteras off North Carolina.
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Logan
Cape Hatteras
North Carolina
Robert Rochester
Ruby Nelle Dollison
Washington D. H
Logan Sunday
Paul Dollison
North Street
John Rochester
N. Orchard St
Varieties of sharks and their danger levels
The record notes about 300 shark varieties with lengths from two to 60 feet and identifies about a dozen as particularly dangerous.
In Loving Memory of John L Clark
Classified notice announcing the death of John L Clark, remembered by his wife Weltha and family, noting he died Oct 10 1949 and was laid to rest in a sacred grave with angels in heaven.
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John L. Clark
Weltha
Cincinnati livestock prices mixed across classes
USDA reports cattle and calves in scattered lots with steers and heifers steady to hopeful, cows slow, bulls unsettled. Calves and vealers steady with 200-250 lb steers 31.00–33.00, hogs mixed with barrows 210-225 lb 19.00 and sows 15.75–17.25, sheep and lambs steady around 11.00–12.00 for high quality wooled lambs top.
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Cincinnati
USDA
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