Lancaster drivers face fines in Hocking Court
Marvin A. Bean, 34, Lancaster, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, fined 150 dollars plus costs, and three days in jail. Harold Gibson, 23, Lancaster, fined 15 dollars plus costs with jail time suspended for military service. Roy Mercer and David J. Mitchell faced speeding or reckless operation charges with various outcomes. Multiple locals cited for traffic and hunting offenses, with several pleas of guilty or innocence and fines imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marvin A. Bean
Lancaster
Hocking
Harold Gibson
Vaughn Collins
Gibson
Paul Hartman
Roy Mercer
Bloomingville
Mercer
David J. Mitchell
Columbus
Laurelville
Lake Logan
Edward Dalton
George Stump
Marvin Nungester
Hocking County
Melvin A. Teal
Nelsonville
Berman D. Dishennett
Thomas G. Feist
Hilliard
David L. Clark
Thornville
James M. Bailey
Haydenville
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List at Holzer Hospital
The Holzer Hospital published a long list of admissions including Harold Dynes and Forrest Goodall among many others from Ironton Wellston Gallipolis and surrounding areas. The notice also records multiple dismissals and a note that blood usage totaled five pints on Sunday.
Death of Fred Slatzer at 69 in Shawnee
Fred Slatzer 69 died Monday at his Shawnee home after a heart attack. Born in Old Straitsville to John and Ellen Slatzer, he was a retired claycraft company employee. Survived by sons Daniel Shawnee and Fred Jr Cleveland, daughter Ella Mae Frazer New Straitsville, five grandchildren, four great grandchildren, brother John Shawnee, sister Catherine Boylard Congo, and several nieces and nephews. Services Thursday 2 p.m. Humphrey funeral home. Burial in Shawnee Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Straitsville
John
Ellen McDermont Slatzer
Claycraft Company
Daniel
Shawnee
Fred Jr
Cleveland
Ella Mae Frazer
New Straitsville
Catherine Boylard
Congo
Humphrey Funeral Home
John Shaw
Shawnee Cemetery
Women of the Moose Plan Games Party
Nine members attended the regular meeting led by senior regent Mrs Norris. A games party is set for October 26 with doughnuts or pie for refreshments. A potluck supper is planned for November 29 to honor Mrs Norris. Mrs Shanley won the door prize and Mrs Norris the mystery prize she donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Moose Plan
Logan
Women of the Moose
Jennie Norris
Norris
Mary Shanley
Driver hurt on Route 33 in Hocking County crash
Logan area accident injures Harry Freeman Jr. and Gertrude Weede when Freeman vehicles from Green Gables Tavern drive onto Route 328 and collide with Weede’s auto heading to Logan. Freeman is thrown from his car. injuries described as not serious. Deputy Ed Smith investigated.
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Logan
Hocking County
Route 328
Harry Freeman Jr
Gertrude Weede
Ed Smith
Freeman
Green Gables Tavern
Water Main Work Beeun Begins on N Market Street
Logan project to install a new water main from North St to a new reservoir near Oak Grove Cemetery. Hebron contractor Gene Fitch leads the work with additional mains planned from N Walnut to Market and south of Front on the east side as part of a $500,000 general water service upgrade begun this year. Final phase electrification of the pumping station will be completed next year.
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LOGAN
N. Market St
Gene Fitch
Hebron
North St
Oak Grove Cemetery
N. Walnut St
Market
Front St
Club Dinner Set Nov 5 at Brandt's Restaurant
Mrs. Belford Burgess hosted the Adult Education Club at her Fourth Street home with twelve members present. Prizewinners were Mrs. Charles Brooks Mrs. Bea Sheline Mrs. Anna Mount Mrs. James Kontz and Mrs. Clarence Spicer. The Christmas dinner is set for 6 p.m. November 5 at Brandt's Restaurant. Donations for servicemen’s fund came from the Christian Culture Class of the Logan EUB Church. Co-hostess was Mrs. Martha Parsons. next month’s hosts will be Mrs. Joe Johnson and Mrs. Dorothy Panetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gess
Fourth Street
Charles Brooks
Bea Sheline
Anna Mount
James Koontz
Clarence Spicer
Brooks
Brandt
Logan Eub Church
Joe Johnson
Dorothy Panetti
Chute Will Admitted To Probate In Logan Court
The will of the late Charles S. Chute of Logan Route 3 has been admitted to probate in Hocking County Probate Court. The estate is divided equally among his children Eli Hugh and Ray Chute Miss Ruth Mae Chute and Mrs. Grace R Harden. Hugh and Ray Chute are named executors without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Chute
Logan
Hocking County
Eli
Hugh
Ray Chute
Ruth Mae Chute
Logan Calendar Tuesday Activities at Methodist Church
The Logan Calendar lists WSCS meeting with luncheon at 1 p.m. and a 2 p.m. program by Mrs. Harry Benz of OU Wesley Foundation, VFW Auxiliary event with a 7:30 p.m. inspection, and a 8 p.m. screening of Communism on the Map at the Courthouse auditorium. Twig II to Hocking Valley Hospital and Starlight Club gathering noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Methodist Church
Naomi Circle
Harry Benz
OU Wesley Foundation
Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church
VFW
William F. Smith
Columbus
Twig II
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Joe Thomas
Logan County Farm Bureau Elects Directors at Meeting
The Hocking County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting and fish fry Thursday evening at the Izaac Walton League clubhouse. A business meeting follows dinner at 6 30 p m with director elections and policy resolutions. Speaker Keith Bandy of the Ohio Farm Bureau Market Development Department will speak. his wife Annette Davis of Logan will lead singing. Magic by Ralph Poston of Logan Route 3 will close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Farm Bureau
Izaac Walton League
Keith Bandy
Market Development Department
The
Ohio Farm Bureau
Annette Davis
Ralph Poston
Club Learns About Bhutan From National Geographic
Mrs. J. W. Woodard led the October Tourist Club meeting on Bhutan the Mountain Kingdom. The program, based on National Geographic, drew seven special guests and 12 members to Blosser's Restaurant for a one o'clock luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard
Bhutan
National Geographic Magazine
Tibet
India
Blosser’s Restaurant
Nostri Libri League Hosts Halloween Party for Kids
Nostri Libri League members held a Halloween party for children at the D of A hall. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Don Lightfoot, Mrs. Sammy Bolin, Mrs. Charles Rauber and Mrs. Richard Mowery. Four prizes were awarded for masquerade costumes to Greg Lightfoot Randy Bolin Jill Bolin and Kelly Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nostri Libri League
D of A
Don Lightfoot
Sammy Bolin
Charles Rauber
Richard Mowery
Greg Lightfoot
Randy Bolin
Jill Bolin
Kelly Price
Local Marriage Licenses Logged In Logan Area
Five couples listed with ages and occupations. William E Delong 20 laborer of Logan weds Linda Lou Crow 18 at Union Furnace. James M Easterling 71 retired of Logan Route 3 weds Bernice F Crabtree 68 at Nelsonville Route 2. Richard K Carroll 30 truck driver of Rockbridge Route 2 weds Frances E Newman 18 at Laurelville Route 2. Walter T Myers 44 inspector of Logan Route 2 weds Zella L Gilland 51 at Logan Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Linda Lou Crow
Union
Richard K. Carroll
Rockbridge
Frances E. Newman
Laurelville
Walter T. Myers
Zella L. Gilland
Semi Tractor Collision Blocks Gallipolis Terminal
Gallipolis police report heavy damage to a car in a 1:10 a.m. collision with a semi in front of the Gallipolis terminal on Eastern Ave. The car was driven by 19 year old Charles Beard of Gallipolis and the semi by 19 year old Robert Anderson of Belle Center as the tractor pulled from the terminal onto Eastern Ave. No damage to the trailer and no injuries were reported. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Eastern Ave
Charles Beard
Robert Anderson
Belle Center
Logan Begins Annual City Leaf Removal Program
Logan street department crews started the annual program to clear fallen leaves. E M Rutgers service director announced the schedule by wards with pickups planned all over town Saturday. Residents should rake leaves into gutters between sidewalks and curbs for the vacuum machine.
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Logan
Logan Streets
Logan Street
E. M. Rutgers
Two Divorces Filed In Hocking County Court
Logan Forest Hedges sues Ethel Hedges for divorce in Hocking County Common Pleas Court on gross neglect of duty and seeks custody of two minor children. They married July 6, 1919, in Logan. Charles H Slack and Edith Slack divorce case sees cross petition for extreme cruelty and gross neglect, custody of four minor children, and support. they wed July 21, 1951, in Richmond Indiana.
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County Common Pleas Court
Ethel Hedges
Logan
Charles H. Slack
Edith Slack
Richmond
Ind
Demonstration Group Plans Copper Planters Project
The Syracuse Demonstration Club met at Sara Rour’s home on October 18 to discuss copper tooling and drawing patterns for copper planters. Twenty one members attended as roll call. Health conference reports highlighted Meigs County’s top attendance.
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Syracuse
Sara Rour
My Families
Pauline Moraritry
Margaret Eichinger
Jessie Cottrill
Lake Hope
Meigs County
Oeffler Rites Scheduled for Union Furnace Man
Logan arrangements set for Wilbur A. Oeffler 49 Union Furnace who died Sunday night at Mount St. Mary Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage at home. He was born in Pomeroy son of Eli and Elizabeth Reinhart Oeffler and formerly lived in Logan. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Paul Sellers officiating. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur A
Tiny) Oeffler
Union Furnace
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Pomeroy
Eli
Elizabeth Reinhart Oeffler
Logan
First Presbyterian Church
The
Bell and Son of Co
Leonard Funeral Home
Paul Sellers
Oak Grove Cemetery
Pastor and Wife Mark 36th Wedding Anniversary in Logan
The Rev. Wiley Baker, pastor of Union Furnace Evangelical United Brethren Church, and Mrs. Baker celebrate 36 years of marriage at their Logan home on Oct 17. They have five children and 13 grandchildren with ties to West Virginia and Ohio.
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Logan
Wiley Baker
Union Furnace
Williamstown
W. Va
S. E. Foote
Norman
Lyle
Arkansas
Parks
Columbus
Robert
Ashville
SAC
England
Linda Mitchell
Washington, D. C
Mr. Baker
West Virginia
EUB
Ohio Southeastern Conference
The 9 ingredients in Super Shell and what they do
A concise guide explains why regular professional lubrication matters and outlines nine key components in Super Shell and their role in engine performance and longevity.
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Holzer Hospital News
Harold Dynes
Hamden
Samuel P. Turck
Jackson
Forrest Goodall
Ironton
Orie Willis
Wurtland
Walter J. Pope
Kenneth Davidson
Kananga
James E. McWilliams
Wellston
Dorothy J. Russell
Porter Midkiff
Chester
Pearl H. Gibbs
Zanesville
Oscar Collins
Donald E. Sloan
Ton
Frank F. Dunfee
William D. Winebrenner
Ree Iene
Sandra L. Bennett
Ravenswood
Victor S. Hysell
Minersville
Sherri L. Blackston, Pomeroy
Clyde Southard
Alfred H. Dye
Jackie Adkins
Patriot
Curtis J. Nutter
Henderson
Henry D. Johnson
New Haven
Fred O. Justice
Deborah A. Spence
Point Pleasant
David A. Woodyard
Albert G. Gloeckner
Pome
Roy
Margaret J. Taylor
Cheshire
Patrick J. Ryal
Nyle D. Borden
Jack
Martha A. Southern
Middleport
Paul J. Iglehart
Raymond Green
Donald Divers
Edward Marshall
Ray Newland
William Brunton
Hazel Toumine
Douglas Johnson
John Lambert
Jan Hauck
Ernest Thacker
Don Johnson
Red Slatzer
Fred Slatzer
Mrs. Belford Bur
Martha Parsons
Burgess
Will
Grace R. Harden Hugh
Donald F. Sprunger
Berne
Boots
Sprungers
Sprunger
Berne Witness Co
Central Press
Starlight Club
George Gribble
South Logan
Farm Bureau
Harry Bell
Charles Notestone
Floyd Duffy
Virgil Martin
Joe White
Albert Seabright
Harry Smith
Frances Mathias
William E. Delong
James M. Easterling
Bernice F. Crabtree
Margaret Cottrill
Joe Essington
Betty Hayes
Esther Sylvester
Mrs. Roush
Ann Sauvage
Addie Norris
Genevieve Schneider
Gertrude Johnston
Marie Leadingham
Rose Marie
Sylvia Zwelling
Evelyn Smith
Linda
Sisting Hostess
Oeffler
Freda
Anna Oeffler
Mildred Dollmatsch
Lucille Juntenon
Anse, Mich
Athens Messenger
Zinjanthropus
Olduvu Groge
Tanganyvnka
Shell
U.S. Pateo
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