Logan Lions hear hospital bond argument at Glenview
Dr. Owen F. Yaw from Hocking Valley Hospital told Logan Lions Club the county must pass a bond to build a new county hospital. He said $466,667 in Hill-Burton funds is approved and $990,000 more is needed, or the hospital will not be approved by the State Board of Health. He cited a poor local physician ratio of 1 per 2500 population versus 1.4 per 100.
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Logan
Logan Lions Club
Glenview
Joe Hartman
Owen F. Yaw
Hocking Valley Hospital
Yaw
State Board of Health
Hocking County
Hill-Burton
American Medical Association
Glouster Meetings Preview Local Club and Choir
Trimble Township Home Demonstration Club meets Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Grange Hall with a potluck noon lunch. Trimble Two. Schools Band Boosters plan a Halloween dance at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the high school. Jacksonville Methodist Church Adult Choir rehearses Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the church.
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Trimble
Chillicothe District Convenes In Logan
The Chillicothe District Conference met in Logan with district superintendent Dr. Stanley Jeffries of Lancaster as chairman and Dr. Edwin H. Dickey of Cincinnati as guest speaker. Attending from Jacksonville were Rev. Lillian Wright and several local members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Chillicothe
Logan
Stanley Jeffries
Lancaster
Edwin H. Dickey
Cincinnati
Lillian Wright
Cloyd Householder
Elbert Maxwell
Wahneta Exenkamper
Margaret Hammond
Mabel Sayers
Ruth Simpkins
Clive Hillen
Emery Hillen
Bernice Pitts
First Methodist Church
Athens
William Wintersteen
Mabel Savers
Court Hears Four Cases Two Go To Jail
Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins heard four cases. William J. Hannah of Shawnee paid a $10 fine plus costs for crossing a yellow line. Clarence R. Rutter of The Plains was found guilty in absentia and fined $10 plus costs for excessive speed in a school zone. William F. Krapf of Newark was found guilty in absentia and fined $15 plus costs for failing to maintain an assured clear distance. Oliver E. Mehl of Athens forfeited a $19 bond for failing to appear on a driving left of center charge. Franklin J. Perry and David L. Elkins, both of Albany, were fined $50 and costs and sentenced to five days in jail with jail time suspended for no operator's license and permitting an unlicensed person to operate a vehicle. they were jailed for failure to pay fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Krapf
Newark
Oliver E. Mehl
Athens
Franklin J. Perry
David L. Elkins
Albany
Richard D. Lane
Columbus
Charles R. Grunkmeyer
Mehl
Hocking County
Joseph R. Shannon
Lancaster
E. Paul Cotton
Krapf
Logan Calendar Tuesday Schedule of community group meetings
Jayceeettes meet at Mrs George Tucker 8 p.m. Election of officers. Tuberculosis and Health Association board at Ohio Power 7 30 p.m. Mental Health Association dinner at Brandts 6 30 p.m. Rainbow School report. Tourist Book Club at Mrs John Lee 8 p.m. Tuesday Book Club 7 30 p.m. dessert at Glenview Party House hosted by Mrs James Young. Study Club at Mrs Summers 7 30 p.m. program by Mrs Kallas. Pythian Sisters potluck 6 p.m. meeting 7 30 p.m. Myrtle Lefever Circle EUB Church 7 30 p.m. Ruth Goodwin program leader Kent Holmes refreshments. Logan Auxiliary quarterly dinner at Brandts 6 30 p.m. Lavon Goodlive speaker musical program. Homemakers Club at Glenview 6 30 p.m.. Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council at Frank Mosure home 8 p.m.
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Jayceeettes
George Tucker
Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Ohio Power
Hocking County Mental Health Association
Brandt
Rainbow School
Dean Edwards
Kenneth Hinerman
John Lee
Glenview Party House
James Young
Pauline Summers
Gus Kallas
Pythian Sisters
Myrtle Lefever
EUB Church
Ruth Goodwin
Kent Holmes
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Brandt’s
Lavon Goodlive
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Frank Mosure
Four Seasons Garden Club Holds Workshop in Logan
The Four Seasons Garden Club met at the Ohio Power Co auditorium with Mrs. Helen Beery and Mrs. John A. Litz leading devotions and announcements. Region 11 events, future clinics, and a bazaar were planned to benefit community projects and a courthouse fundraiser. Several members and guests were listed with travel from nearby towns. Funeral rites are set for Derrel Dean Edwards, 10, who drowned, with services in Logan and burial near Rockbridge.
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Gallipolis
Marietta
Leslie Duffey
John Litz
Orlandeth Lehman
L. G. Ellinger
Ohio Power Co
Logan
Derrel Dean Edwards
Apostolic Gospel Church
Fairview Cemetery
Rockbridge
Albert Edwards
Pataskala
Licking County
Heinlein Funeral
Three-car crash on Route 33 near Rockbridge
A three car collision on Route 33 south of Rockbridge injured all vehicles. Oliver E. Mehl, 59, Athens, was cited for left of center. A second crash at Routes 33 and 664 involved William F. Krapf, 43, Newark, cited for following too closely.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Public Hearing Scheduled on State Route 93 Relocation
The Ohio Department of Highways will hold a public hearing on October 25 in Logan at 11 a.m. in the Hocking County Courthouse auditorium to discuss relocating a portion of State Route 93 in Hocking County. The project proposes a sectional plate pipe arch over Little Monday Creek about 500 feet downstream from the current bridge, with a 24 foot pavement on a 40 foot roadway at an estimated cost of 125000 dollars. The relocation begins 1.1 miles east of the Route 668 intersection and runs 0.42 mile southeast with no detour required.
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Hocking County
Logan
Ohio Department of Highways
Max R. Farley
Division Ten
Hospital Admissions Log Highlights Local Names
Hocking Valley Hospital notes admit Mrs. James McWilliams of McArthur for medical care. Also listed are Henry Crow from Union Furnace and Mrs. David Laubenheimer with daughter in Logan Route 2. Levering twins from Creola and Mrs. William Tootle of Logan are noted among recent admissions.
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James Andrews
Vera White
Dayton
Forest Cavey
Connie
James McWilliams
McArthur
Medical
Henry Crow
Union Furnace
Weekend Socials Stir Logan Town Across States
Logan residents listed for weekend trips and visits across Indiana, New York, Virginia, Kentucky, and Missouri. Names include Claude Chrisman, Mrs Chrisman, Warren Johns, N Mulberry Sr, Joe Giesecke, Roger Humphrey, Minnie Humphrey, Harold Bryan and Mrs Bryan celebrating 25th wedding anniversary, Horace Burnett, Joshua Matheny, Wallace Brown, Arthur Prey, George Easter, Mrs James Austin, and families at Warthman cottage near Stockport.
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Claude Chrisman
Bloomington
Ind
Chrisman
Logan
Warren Johns
N. Mulberry Sr
Joe Giesecke
New Haven
Bryan
Horace Burnett
Virginia Beach
Joshua Matheny
Keynes
Wallace Brown
N. Culver St
Moorehead
Mark Matheny
Mike Brown
Moorehead College
Arthur Prey
Glenwood Dr
William A. Frey
Debbie
Scott
Jeff
Pittsburgh
George Easter
Buffalo
New York
St. Louis
el Paso
James Austin
Arlington
Betty Rohrer
Ralph Atkinson
Celia
Columbus
J. William Worthman
Kendra and
Douglas
Logan Man Is Promoted In Air Force
Logan Gabriel of Logan Route 2 has been promoted to airman first class in the United States Air Force. He entered service in August 1960 and is a Logan High School graduate, the son of Mr and Mrs Pauli W Gabriel.
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Logan
Lawrence W. Gabriel, Logan
Airman
United States Air Force
Gabriel
Pauli W. Gabriel
Logan Route 2
of Logan High School
Logan Duplicate Club Winners Named in Athens
Mrs Carl Bowman and Mrs Byron Wolfe of Athens won the Logan Duplicate Club meeting. In second place were Mrs O P Bingman and Mrs Victor Oakley of Nelsonville. Third were Mrs Juliet White and Charles F Dienst. Next meeting is set for Thursday Oct 18 at 7 20 p m Glenview Party House.
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Logan
Carl Bowman
Byron Wolfe
Athens
O. P. Bingman
Victor Oakley
Nelsonville
Juliet White
Charles F. Dienst
Glenview Party House
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Monument CO
W. Main St
Glouster
Jacksonville Methodist Church
William Bartels
Culligan Water Conditioning, Inc
W. Stimson Ave
Msss
U.S
ALR Mail
George Washington
Air Mail
Capitol
Monday Creek
Garden Club
Glouster Garden Club
Athens State Hospital
Esther Lamborn
City Loan & Savings Co
W. Washington Street
Pomeroy, Nelsonville
Americas
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
E. Carpenter
Athens, Ohio
Ford
Falcon
OGG Ford, Inc
High St
Glouster, Ohio
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