Area Residents Host Blood Drive Despite Four Pint Gap
Logan area residents joined forces with the bloodmobile for a regional drive in Hocking County. The quota fell short by four pints despite a strong afternoon turnout of donors and the help of staff nurses and volunteers.
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Logan
Hocking County
Toen
Sloodmobile
Eva
Mack
Anna Gerken
Vera Ebert
Nedra Smith
Merle Primmer
Charles Paton Jr
Ali Riggs
Matheny
Fees
Anteen
Topher
L.crothers
Keels
Pred L. Gastin
Harlan W
Walter ‘Andrew Auflick
Jack D. Whiting
Roy G. McCullum
Robert S ‘Audlick
Victor Sharb
Harold B
S Dispong
Lawrence D
Oliver
Dugald R. Dalton
Devol F. Bush
William Harper
David A. Thorne
Louis Feeback
Morris Clous
Tom
John L. Kern
Richard J
E Smith
Alfred E. Boals
Jimmie J. Braglin
Paul A. Patton
Robert L M. Guess
Clyde Backus
Hocking
Amos C Parsons
William J. Stewart
Otis H. Elridge
William Drumm
Pault W. Eley
John Turner
Robert L Hawkins
Virgil Marken
Charles F W. Heslop
James A. Hl
Swyers
Donald F. Ramsburg
V Glenn
Gilreath
James E. Cox
Herman C. Mills
Raymond G.F Shearer
John A. Con Fant
Wilbur W. Lanning Jr
C McArthur
Vinton County
Rank Crow
Richard Bull
Flock To r Quota by Iwt Benedict to Edith M Newsome
A list of local workers and employers appears, naming numerous individuals from various firms such as GE Logan Glass Works, Onhel R Construction, carbon Hill and Longstreth, and Sears Roebuck and Co, along with workers and residents across Falls Township and nearby wards. The fragment shows names across multiple companies and towns, indicating a roster or payroll or union-related tally. Further readable items include references to specific workers, shop names, and locations like Log an Logan potterY and Union Furnace, with a focus on community employment.
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Glow
Judith A. Lanning
Charles W. Rutter
John Hugi
Ving A. Richards
Edward B. Wolfe
Frank W. Brewer
Neil R. Yawk
Max R. Dawley
Clayton
W. Walters
Wilbur C. Bray
Logan Glass Works
Robert Taulbee
William McManaway
William P. Guess
Hall D. Brown
Willis W. Helber
Everett
McWilliams
Dale Schultz
Onhel
Osher C
Forest L. Aanders
Smead Manufacturing
James E. Donaldson
Pamela McManus
Fl Falls Township
Jean F. Mowty
Dorothy M. Hammon
Dollison
John E. Strait
Avona Heigie
Laurelville
Ruth Reid
Vera L. Ebert
Mervin V. McClelland
James C. Frey
Lockbridge
Christine G. Backley
Blood Drive List Of Donors And Contributors
The Rol lins Construction Co and Fourth Ward volunteers led a local blood drive. Donors include Lucille D Blanton Shirley A Cecil Veda Backus William Z Wise Marion E Cecil Charlotte Anders Evelyn N Johnson Beatrice Blandon Joanne N Baker Logan Fontella Nil Willard E Baughman Edward Foster Clara M Hugh Minnie Forrest Mildred Gottke Eva W Lemon Juanita Burk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollins Construction Co
Fourth Ward
Lucille D. Blanton
Shirley A. Cecil
Veda Backus
William Z. Wise
Marion E. Cecil
Charlotte. Anders
Evelyn N. Johnson
Beatrice A. ‘Blandon
Joanne N. Baker
South
Logan
Fontella’ Nil
Willard E. Baughman
Edward Foster
Clara M. Hugh
Minnie Forrest
Mildred Gottke
Eva W. Lemon
Juanita Burk
State Fair Livestock Wins Awards
Youth exhibitors at the Ohio State Fair earned various class recognitions as extension agent Charles Ingraham notes. Tom Ward of Route 3 showed his spotted China and a Jersey, with entries placing fourth in one class and earning B grades. Logan Route 1 earned a fourth place and B trade for a Duroc Jersey pig, while a Guernsey and a Jersey shown by John Gillogy also received good marks. Martha Bun, sister of Soha, placed in a class of 68 with her Torney heerd entry.
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Logan
Rocking County
Charles Ingraham
Tom Ward
Geereee
Tawrence Myers Logan
Ie’ Durocc
PFA
Jersey
John Aillogy
Soha
Martha
Torney Heer
Logan Church News Summary of area church services
Local church listings include Nazarene, Trinity Lutheran, First EUB, Lutheran St Matthew, United Brethren, First Presbyterian, Shureh Union, and South Maydenville Church of God. Services cover Sunday school, morning worship, evening sermons, midweek prayer and choir rehearsals, with guest speakers and missionary updates noted.
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Trinity Lutheran
Paul D. Holtzen
A. N. Grueser
United Brethren In Christ
Burnworth
Cote
First Presbyterian
Earl Fehottke
Scoot
Cecil
Jones
Jenkintown
America
Harrington
Spm
Boren Presbyterian
Union Furnace
Earl F. Schottie
Shureh ‘School
South Maydenville Church of God
Orville Newton
Str
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Brief Births and Removals
Hocking Valley Hospital notes list a daughter born to Mr and Mrs George Roberts of Athens. Admissions include Walter M. Pierce of New Plymouth. Discharges include Mrs Charles Smith of Logan and Mrs Estella Smith of McArthur among others. Additional entries mention Mrs John Cox of Rockbridge Route 1 and daughters of Earl Pittman in Logan and Mrs Sylvanus Spradlin in Loy with a daughter.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
George Roberts
Athens
Walter M. Pierce
New Plymouth
Charles Smith
Logan
Estella Smith
McArthur
John Cox
Rockbridge
Earl Pittman
Sylvanus Spradlin
Loy and
Daughing
Break-in spree hits Five Mile Inn and Lake Walton Clubhouse
Logan County deputies probe multiple breakings at the Five Mile Inn near Haydenville and Walton League Clubhouse at Lake Logan. Juvenile suspects, ages 14 and 16, linked to burglaries. item losses include whiskey, cigarettes, cash, and a jukebox. The youths face Juvenile Court action.
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Logan
Investi
Hockings County
Lea
Metzler
Walton League
Lake Logan
Robert Jurgensmier
22 Mill By E Veterans of Month
Veterans of Month season at 22 Mill By E features a brief meet with local teams and officials. Read details for schedule and affiliations among community groups.
New Car Titles Fall In Hocking County August
In August, Miss Thelma Keyes reports 67 new car titles issued under her office, down from July’s 82. Total vehicle titles reached 659 with 249 resale, 207 used retail, five conversions, 11 old cars, 11 replacements, and three for motor and body changes. Mortgage filings totaled 261 with 211 cancellations. Office receipts were 770.25 dollars, splitting 530.95 to the county treasury and 239.30 to the state.
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Logan
Hocking County
Thelma Keyes
Sunday School Guests and Local Obituaries Mentioned
Names from Blue Lake and Portsmouth attend a Sunday school event. Family events include a grandmother's funeral in Pom Wy and a birthday for Adam Brucker with family present. The largest whale fact is noted with a 100 foot length.
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Blue Lake
Wanda Sound
Evelyn Sheets
Janet Randolph
Bobby Bane
Tommy Melton
Ronda Skeens
Charles Mieger
Amp
Portsmouth
Elizbeth Chapel
C. A. Turner
Columbus
C. F. Sheets
Maia Beame Este
Pom Wy
Harry Romalied
Grid Games Admission Prices Set
1965 Logan High School football admission prices announced by Principal Ellinger. General admission for adults in nonreserved sections 75 cents per game. grade school pupils 25 cents. Season tickets for juniors and seniors 1.50. Reserved section of 200 seats, season reserved seats 5, individual game reserved seats 1. Athletic board members listed.
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Ogan
Logan
LHS Athletic Board
Harley Elling
Ellinger
Wallace E. Blake
Alson Scrivner
Ian Davis
George C. Shaw
Harley Teyer
Awards Choice Being Awaited In County 4-H Club
Logan reports last minute nominations for county 4-H achievement awards near completion as district advisers plan interviews next week. County members, including Joan Gillogly and Lois Smith, vie for senior and junior division honors based on 1955 4-H achievements with winners to be announced after interviews and reviews alongside health and cloverleaf contests.
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Logan
Bower
Maa Ee Ee Boi
Bowbys Roughnecks
Helene Quality
Aress
Joan
Gillogly
Caro
Janie
Fust
Woodard
Mel
Wred
Lois Smith
Miss Flower
District Set Up For County Justice Of Peace Discussed
Logan preliminary discuss ion on districting the county for justice of peace courts was held at a meeting of the board of commissioners. A 1955 law abolishes the fee system, creates districts with magistrates, sets salaries, and limits fee collection. No action taken yet. four districts proposed. final recommendations at a conference of judges and the commission chairman. Bills totaling 901.99, 566.33, 59.50, 5, and 1.21 were approved from various funds. dog warden August report received.
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Logan
Justice of Peace
Board of Commissioners
Ohio
Harley Ier Ah Ke
Common Pleas
Meyer
Bangert Brown
Pro‘ate
A.M. Bierly
Mmission
James Teedy
Wallet Rites Being Set
Arrangements are under way for the funeral of Mrs. Mary Matilda Wallet widow of Charles Wallet who died Thursday morning at her home 523 W Hunter St after a long illness. The Rev Cecil H Jones pastor will conduct the service at First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning at 10 30. Friends may call after noon at the Leonard funeral home. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Mary Matilda Wallet
Charles Wallet
W. Hunter St
Hocking County
Cecil H
Wallet
Jones
Jenkintown
Jackson
Mary Jane Schultzmer
Brown
Terlan
Earl F. Schottke
Leonard
America
Wchuren
Buffalo
N.Y
Accnong
Iene Chargy
Seziintow
Roker Hope Sir Mis Iky 1
Aes Sona Prolasten
Logan Route 4
Willard Johnston
Carl Wetherell
Edward St
Gate
Sirs Clinton
Carl Spence
Charles Webb
Robert Webb
Edward St. Chai
Joe Worley
Oak Grove
Straitsville Resident Injured in Wreck
Ernest L. Hamilton 21 of New Straitsville Route 1 loses control on Route 75 north of Logan. His car veers into a ditch then strikes a bank. He suffers leg injuries and is treated at Hocking Valley Hospital after X rays.
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Lowan
Nena
Wight
Ernest L. Hamilton
New Straitsville
Logan
Hamilton
Sheriff's Office
Hocking Valley Hospital
Boys Picked Up After Fair Return Home
Two youths returning from the Cho tate Fair were picked up by city police early Thursday on route 8k. They were placed in the custody of the juvenile court, which contacted guardians and notified the parents.
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Cit
Spurgeon Meisler
Clear Creek Road
Blum
Amp
Columbus Camp Fire Iris Organization
Laxian
Tiouster Doys
Chotate
Fides
Juvenile Court
Giouster Authoorizes
Par ‘Nts
Native raccoon range spans North South America
The raccoon ranges from Alaska to Costa Rica and across much of North and Central America. It is common throughout the United States.
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Central America
Alaska
Costaca
United Hates
Estate Appraisal Filed for Ruth Spillman in Logan Probate
Probate Court records show the Ruth Kigall Spillman estate of Logan Route 3 appraised at 1250 dollars. Appraisers Andrew Rauber William Masure and Charles Frasure valued assets. Archie K. Spillman serves as administrator.
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Logan
Ruth Kigall Spillman
Andrew Rauber
Wilam Masure
Charles Frasure
Archie K. Spillman
Marriage License for Meadows and Kornmiller in Logan
Kenneth J. Meadows 20 a aluminum worker of Logan Route 4 and Patricia J. Kornmiller 17 of Logan Route 2 obtained a marriage license at home.
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Kenneth J. Meadows
Logan
Patricia J. Kornmiller
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Miss Meeting
Wt Benedict
Edith M. Newsome
Ndiana L. Cooper
Nettie Hoptins
Virginia
Nair
Laura M. Steele
Goreloyd
F. Nixon
Betty Hartman
Murray City
William Brown
Lloyd J Feinlein
Craig V. Kinney
Laur ‘Ane Woltz
Jack Walsh
Joe Wil- Inson
Margaret M. Agrue
Rhe ‘Brown
Edith Y. Gaffin
Carlos Gaffin
Charles G. Lenman
Carl C. Radcliff
Edna S. Bole
Ruth E. Haney
Hecate
Geo. E. Blosser
Charles J. Wright
Banty Smith & Merrill
Feder . Auctioneers
I! Gene
Featuri “Ay Late la Atom Nee
Will Witte
Tae
Logan Church News
St. Matthew Lutheran
St. John Congregation
Paul N. Warner
American Lutheran Church
George Schultz
ALC
Henry F. Schuh
Harold Carter
Harold
Anne Godwin
Ving the Door
Derek
Straitsville
Saris
Aginia
Mayo
Dennis Morgan
David Farrar
Py Abn. SN
Johnston
Tinie Coe Geen Ak
Springfield Rifle
Bandits
Corsica
Georg Sanders
Aliso
John Dorothy Lund Malone
5 Guns
Hunter
He Was
Hese and
Iso
Dianne Foster
Diana
John McIntire
Una Weraen
Tslawalter Matthau
Donal
Donald Ani
Athena
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