Commissioners OK Courthouse Repairs and Funding
Logan County commissioners approved engineer Homer Wilson's plan for a 20000 dollar courthouse repair project funded by revenue bonds. Phased work includes roof and skylights, porch repair, doors and windows, acoustical ceiling, lighting, and new electrical outlets in offices, with bids to be let per phase.
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Logan — County Commissioners
Homer Wilson
Logan Route 1
Wilson
Common Pleas
Athens City Council Amends Waterworks Bond ordinance
Ordinance 1442 amends Ordinance 1440 to adjust maturity of 700000 first mortgage waterworks revenue bonds Series B to fit debt limits. It authorizes bid adjustments, sets bond denominations, interest dates, redemption terms, and awards the bonds to The Ohio Company and Associates, declaring an emergency for immediate effect.
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Athens
Council
Ohio
Sa Tate
Financial Journal
New York City
Ohio Company and Associates
Coun
W. W. H. Herbert
G. Houck
R. Eth W. Kbs
Three generations unite at Hockman open house
Logan notes report the Hockman family of Canal Winchester held an open house at Buckeye Lake on Sunday August 21 for 32 members marking the 11th multi generation gathering. Thomas Hockman led a blessing as relatives from Logen Circleville Bexley Carmel Laurelville and Indianapolis joined in meals and fellowship. The Methodist United Bible Class met with Mrs. Ray Steward presiding and voted to contribute to the church repair fund.
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Howard L. Hockman
Canal Winchester
Buckeye Lake
Thomas Hockman
Newton J. Stoody
Edward G. Hockman
Clarence Salts
Clyde Hockman
Eddie
Mike
Jeff
John
Sarah
Marion Thomas Hockman
Cheryl
Gretch
Ray Steward
United Bible Class
Methodist Church
M. S. Brown
Susie Culp
Bert Bell
D. C. Moffett
Bell
Harvey ‘Nixon
Fred Moorehead
Billa Taylor
Lois Goss
John Funk
Myrtle Armstrong
Angela Phillips
Joe Furk
Charles Patton
Estella Barker
Eva Calvert
Nell Webb
Ida Bratton
Ither Wyskiver
Season Opens On Squirrels In Zone 1
Logan Squirrels become target as open season starts in Zone 1 of Hocking County with a closing date of November 1. The bag limit is four with an eight possession limit. weather affected food supply may influence early hunting. Zone 2 rules begin September 15 north of a line from Perry County to Ross Highland.
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Logan
Hocking County
Perry County
Lancaster
Pickaway County
Chillicothe
Ross-Highland County
Bus Inspection Dates Listed in Hocking County
Logan Ohio State Highway Patrol announced the bus inspection schedule for Hocking County. On September 16 Gibisonville and South Bloomingville buses at 9 a.m. in Gibisonville and 1 p.m. in Laurelville. September 17 Carbon Hill Green Township and Murray City buses at 9 a.m. in Carbon Hill. September 18 Starr Washington and Logan City at 9 a.m. at the fairgrounds. September 19 Enterprise West Logan Rockbridge and Marion Township at 9 a.m. at the fairgrounds.
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Logan
Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Gibisonville
South Bloomingville
Laurelville
Carbon Hill
Green Township
Murray City
Starr Washington
Logan City
Fairgrounds
Enterprise
West Logan
Rockbridge
Marion Township
Dairies Raise Prices in Logan Area
Logan dairy firms Acker McClellans and Deeds Brothers increased all milk items by one cent per unit effective Tuesday. Regular and homogenized milk rose to 24 cents per quart and 44 to 46 cents for half gallon containers.
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Logan — Dairies
Logan
Acker, McClellans and
Deeds Brothers Dairies
Notice of Inventories in Several Estates
Public notice lists estates including Monroe French Jesse Gilkey Fred B Hooper Romaine Mace Lew Martin Donley C Shaukis and Gertrude Grandstaff. Inventories and appraisements filed in 1958 will be heard September 22 1958 at 9 A M with exceptions due five days before. Harold J Rose Probate Judge Beatrice Nanna Chief Deputy Clerk.
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Monroe French
Jesse Gilkey
Fred B. Hooper
Romaine Mace
Lew Martin
Donley C. Shaukis
Gertrude Grandstaff
Harold J. Rose
Beatrice Nanna
Squaw Club Holds August Meeting With Prizes Awarded
Mrs. Charles Mohler hosted the Squaw Club's August gathering attended by seventeen members and two guests Mrs. Robert Tschudy and Mrs. Bertha Faust of Columbus. Prizes went to Mrs. Noel Dyer Miss Charlotte Blake Mrs. James Koontz Mrs. Louise Crane and Mrs. James Koontz with guest award to Mrs. Tschudy. Mrs. Koontz presided over the business meeting and hosted the close of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mohler
Robert Tschudy
Bertha Faust
Columbus
Noel Dyer
Charlotte Blake
James Koontz
Louise Crane
Tschudy
Koontz
Harrington Presbyterian Westmin ster House meeting opens fall season
Harrington Class of the Presbyterian Church met at Westminster House Monday for the first fall meeting. Mrs. Jay Nimon opened with prayers and group singing. Devotions featured Sue Sikking’s article Between Prayers What Then. Mrs. Rudolph Brandt led the program and read from Norman Vincent Peale Stay Alive All Your Life. Refreshments served to 12 members and one guest, Mrs. Alfred Campbell of Silver Spring, Md. Hostess committee members were Mrs. John Kreig, Mrs. Nimon, and Mrs. Clarence Heine.
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Silver Spring, Md
John Kreig
Nimon
Clarence Heine
Nelsonville Churches Schedule Gospel Services and Classes
Local churches in Nelsonville list Sunday schools at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 30 a m and varied sermons including The Eleventh Hour Eyes that Do Not See Straining Forward God s Invitation to Fame and other topics. Evening services range 6 30 to 7 45 p m with choirs prayer meetings and youth programs at multiple venues.
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First Presbyterian
John Lloyd Evans
Evans
Westminister Fellowship
Troop 69
First Christian
Ted Faulconer
Public Square
First Methodist
O de. F. M. Wentz
Circle Five
Mae Wilson
Dorr Kun Community Chapel
L. W. MelIntire
Missing Man Found With Friends In Vinton County
Logan A Hocking County man Jesse Hammon 64 missing since Tuesday was located at the home of friends in Vinton County. Deputies traced his absence after a welfare case worker found his door open and supplies suggesting he had left in working clothes. He had wandered into woods seeking herbs and may have taken ill. He had lived with Mr and Mrs Kuhn in Londonderry Route 1 last winter.
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Logan
Hocking County
Friends
Vinton County
Jesse Hammon
Carmel Hill
Salt Creek Township
County Welfare Department
Hammon
A. J. Waldron
John Wells
Dennis Wilkes
Wilkes
McGinnis Kuhn
Londonderry
Central area church services and schedules
A compact listing of multiple church activities across several denominations. Logan D. S Dunkle leads First EUB group with sermons on The Journey to Canaan and The Power of Darkness, including child and youth programs. Nearby churches under Klingler, Sellers, Schottke, and Wetherell outline Sunday schools, worship, midweek rehearsals, and special events.
Right-To-Work Topic At Women's Meeting
A women's conference in Nelsonville at Eagles Hall meets Saturday from 2 30 to 4 30 p m. The event, chaired by Marian Miller of Athens, invites wives and relatives to learn about what she calls the false Right-to-Work proposal and labor’s fight against it.
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Nelsonville
Eagles Hall
Marian Miller
Athens
Mills Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court
Logan Common Pleas records show Sandra Sue Mills by guardian ad litem granted a divorce from Howard S. Mills by Luther Mills for gross neglect of duty. Plaintiff restored to maiden name Sandra Stimson and ordered to pay costs. Married November 16, 1957.
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Logan—Common Pleas
Sandra Sue Mills
Howard S. Mills
Luther Mills
Sandra Sue Stimson
Skipper Takes Out In Size Not Salary
PORTLAND Maine After 40 years at sea Capt Bernard Roberts 55 Daytona Beach Florida is taking a voluntary 96 percent cut Not in salary Ship size Roberts normally commands the 528 foot tanker Esso Scranton He planned to embark today in his newly purchased yacht Scylax a 20 foot inboard job The skipper and his daughter Lillian 18 figure the trip home via the inland route will take nearly three weeks.
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Portland
Maine
Bernard Roberts
Daytona Beach
Fla
Roberts
Esso Scranton
Scylax
Lillian
Ohio produce market roundup with varied fruit and veg prices
Apples and peaches lead a mixed Ohio market with Wealthys at 2.25 to 3.00 per basket or box and Elberta peaches at 2.25 to 3.00. Red Delicious tops 6.00 in some sizes, cabbages near 1.00 to 1.25, cantaloupes at 3.50 to 4.00, corn 1.25 to 1.75 per dozen, peppers 2.00 to 2.50, potatoes around 1.00 to 1.60, and tomatoes mainly 0.65 per 10-14 lb. box.
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U.S
Hale Havens
U.C
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Report Cattle Hogs Sheep
Cattle 550 head and calves 100 with mixed grades. calves 950 lb low choice 25.50 for 950 lb steers and heifers. other classes 24.00 for 750-900 lb. cows 17.50-19.50. canners 15.00-17.50. utility bulls 22.00-23.00. dealers 28.00-32.00. hogs 2100 head with 200-240 lb at 20.10 to 24.25. 210-230 lb at 20.35-20.40. sows 18.00-19.00. boars 14.25-14.50. sheep 150 head with spring lambs 21.00-23.00 and medium good lambs 16.00-17.00.
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Cincinnati
USDA
U.S
Flower Show Monday at First Methodist Church
The Nelsonville Garden Club sponsors the Parade of the Hills Flower Show at the First Methodist Church Monday from 2 to 8 p m. Exhibits welcome. entries registered 9 to 11 a m Monday. An out of town judge will evaluate exhibits with committee members listed.
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Nelsonville
Education Day Plans in Nelsonville Parade Week
Nelsonville plans Education Day during the Parade of the Hills with a Central School display of 35 summer garments from home economics students. A fashion show led by Miss Leda Kraeuter, a 5 p.m. Little League game New Marshfield vs Nelsonville, and two high school band concerts at 7 and 8 p.m. at Central School bandstand are announced.
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Nelsonville
Frank Downhour
Central School
Leda Kraeuter
New Marshfield
Buchtel
John Hoy
East Hocking
Mary Jane McKinley
Poston Area Socials Highlight Family Visits and Reunions
Poston residents hosted and attended a series of gatherings. Linda Robinson and relatives from Pomeroy gathered for a picnic and Wrightstown Homecoming. A Hunter reunion at Lake Hope drew many families from Poston Athens Nelsonville and Washington D C. A wiener roast honored Jack Smith aboard the USS Canberra crew and дальнейшие visits linked Frank Robinson family and Paul Vamos in New York and Chillicothe clubs.
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Poston
Norval South
Linda Robinson
W. H. South
Pomeroy
Foster Jordan
McArthur
Wrightstown
James Hamilton
Harold West
Muskingum River
Stockport
Hunter
Lake Hope
Dewey Hunter
Walter
Dorothy
Penny
Mike
Robert Hunter
Thelma
Linda
Bill
Irene
James Swain
Judy
Bill Hunter
Dolores Hunter
Milton Cooksey
Jack Smith
U.S. Navy
Florida
Clarence Smith
Strouds Run
George Smith
Danny
David
Kay
William Smith
Jack
Carol Walls
Debbie
Steven
Mark
Athens
Lyn McCollister
Barbara
Robin
Ruth McCollister
Nelsonville
Mary McCollister
Washington, D. C
Virginia Swain
Geneva Robinson
Jimmy
Sharon
Roger Stanley
Richard McGraner
Teresa
Patsy
Kelly
Richard Stanley
Richard
Clarence Stanley
Sharon Stanley
Frank ‘Robinson
Robinson
Norma Robinson
Frank Robinson
Columbus
SNC
Paul Vamos
New York
Paul
European
Canberra
Nancy Vamos
Paul Stotts
Sharpsburg
Michael
Roger
Camellia
Gail Stotts
Veteran’s Hospital
Chillicothe
Perry County Court Notes Show Estates and Wills
Inventory and appraisement details for Archie Fisher Thorn Two and Ruthne Metzger Somerset, with personal and real estate values. Henry Russell Crooksville real estate totals 3325 dollars. Fred Watson Thornville wills all to Alice. William Eberts New Straitsville leaves lots to son McLure with remainder to wife Gwennie. Debts listed for Metzger estate.
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Archie Fisher
Thorn Two
Henry Russell Late
Crooksville
Ruthne Metzger
Somerset
Fred Watson
Thornville
Alice
William Eberts
New Straitsville
Harrison
McLure Eberts
Gwennie
Boy Entered Hospital for Surgery in Columbus
Logan Wayne Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Schmidt of 112 Mound Street entered Doctors Hospital Columbus on Thursday for surgery.
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Logan
Wayne Schmidt
Jacob Schmidt
Mound St
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Circle Two Meeting of United Women in Presbyterian Church
Circle Two of the United Women s Association of the Presbyterian Church will meet in the church parlors Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Louise Wolf and Mrs Betsy Shumaker as hostesses
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United Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church
Louise Wolf
Betsy Shumaker
Snowdens Return After Burlington Visit
Mrs. Nelle Johnson Snowden returns after weeks with daughter and son in law Dr and Mrs Lewandowsky in Burlington Iowa. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Sharp were Dr and Mrs Fred Hall and children Linda Nancy and Steven of Columbus.
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Nelle Johnson Snowden
Lewandowski
Burlington, Iowa
Ed Sharp
Fred Hall
Josephine Sharp
Linda, Nancy
Steven
Columbus
Roy Griffin Rites Saturday in Coolville
Roy Griffin 51 of Coolville died suddenly Thursday morning at St. Josephs Hospital Parkersburg. He was a World War II Army veteran living in the area. Survived by mother Millie Griffin, two daughters Mary Evans and Leona Carter, five brothers Edgar Myrl Howard Cecil Milford, and one granddaughter. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at White Funeral Home Coolville. Burial Torch Cemetery.
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Coolville
Roy Griffin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Torch
Millie Griffin
Mary Evans
Nelsonville
Leona Carter
Michigan
Edgar
Columbus
Myrl
Howard
Cecil
Marion
Milford
White Funeral Home
Torch Cemetery
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes
Miss Ellen Faires Glouster Miss Andrea Floyd Albany Miss Pegge Floyd Albany Mrs Mary Ellen Carpenter Gore Route 1 Mrs Thelma Carney New Lexington Miss Judy Rutter New Lexington Route 1 Miss Joan Warren New Straitsville Route 1 Mrs Betty Thompson Nelsonville Pearl C Linn Logan DIMISSED Mrs Florence Reeder Pomroy David Dishon The Plains Mrs Susanna Kulakowski Glouster Route 3 David Frey Logan Miss Kay Bateson Roseville Route 2 Harry Wolfe Glouster Mrs Danny Green Logan Route 3 and son Mrs Harlon Easler Chauncey and son Blood used 2 units
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Ellen Faires
Glouster
Andrea Floyd
Albany
Pegge Floyd
Mary Ellen Carpenter
Gore
Thelma Carney
New Lexington
Judy Rutter
Joan Warren
New Straitsville
Betty Thompson
Nelsonville
Pearl C. Linn
Logan
Florence Reeder
Pomroy
David Dishon
the Plains
Susanna Kulakowski
Louster
David Frey
Kay Bateson
Rosevilleoute
Harry Wolfe
Danny Green
Legion To Serve Pizza During Parade of the Hills
Glen Ford Dugan Post 229 of the American Legion plans pizza service during the Parade of the Hills in Nelsonville. Pizza will be served 5 to 11 p.m. nightly next week. Chefs are Robert Matthews and William Sawls. A bean dinner with beans corn bread and coffee will be served Thursday at 11 a.m.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Community Notices From Chauncey Area Run Weekend Visits
Chauncey residents report weekend gatherings and hospital updates. Dr Ray Pidcock and family hosted camp visitors. Dorothy Grisham of Dewitt Ark visits kin in Coolville. Mrs Earl Shafer undergoes surgery at University Hospital and stays two weeks.
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Ray Pidcock
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Coshocton
Dorothy Grisham
Dewitt, Ark
Coolville
Earl Shafer
University Hospital
Richard McCafferty
North Royalton
Chauncey
Dorothy Daugherty
Millfield
Raymond Miller
Addie Linscott
Malta
Morristown Area Church Schedules and Ministers
Chauncey Churches Morristown Holiness Helen Tatman leads Sunday school at 9 30 Worship at 10 30 Young people at 7 Prayer 7 30 Wednesday Pilgrim Holiness Raymond Pidcock leads 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 worship evangelistic 7 30 Prayer 7 30 Wednesday Church of God Unified service in charge Freddie Crabtree Prayer Thursday Millfield Methodist Rev Fred Thorn minister 10 Chauncey Methodist Rev Fred Thorn 10 Sunday school 10 Worship 7 30
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Dorr Run Council
Doanville Chapel
Doanville Community
L. W. McIntire
Betty Thompson
Church of the Nazarene
Laneley Gullet
Wylie Chapel
T. J. Smith
Penticostal
Ray Benson
Pilgrim Holiness
E. F E. Ledingham
Young Peoples
Robert Gaston
Apostolic Gospel
Walter Shaffer
Murray ‘City
All United Brethren
Ray Mann
Reorganized
Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
D. O. Norris
Zion League
Carbon Hill Methodist Circuit
Ee Hill
Atian Hill
First Baptist
S. M. Hughes
Independence Holiness
Eugene R. Whitmer
Morristown
Helen Tatman
Raymond Pidcock
Church of God
Freddie Crabtree
Millfield Methodist
Fred Thorn
Chauncey Methodist
Birthday Observed By Chauncey Life-Long Resident
Vint Cunningham, life-long Chauncey resident, will celebrate his 85th birthday on Monday September 8 with a family dinner at the home of his son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs Hollis Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vint Cunningham
Chauncey
Hollis Cunningham
Worship Services Set at Athens County Home Chapel
Rev. Raymond Pidcock will lead worship in the chapel at the Athens County Home on Sunday at 2 p.m. The service is open to residents and the public with attendance expected in the afternoon.
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Chauncey
Raymond Pidcock
Athens County
Comic turns actor New York stage star Tom Poston
Tom Poston, famed for forgetting names on Steve Allen, becomes a busy stage actor. He substitutes for Peter Ustinov in Romanoff and Juliet this summer and lands a lead in the fall play Drink To Me Only.
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New York
Tom Poston
Steve Allen
Poston
Peter Ustinov
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