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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1962

Page

5

Federal Funds Assured For Hocking Hospital

Hocking County receives official word that a Hill-Burton grant of 466667 dollars for one year toward Hocking Valley Hospital construction has been approved, pending a November bond issue of 990000 to cover two thirds of the 1480000 cost. If unused in the year, another application is required.

Hocking County J. Ward Doering Board of Trustees Hocking Valley Hospital Hill-Burton Hocking Ralph E. Dwork

Arnolds to Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary at Open House

Logan couple Charles L. Arnold and his wife will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. at 467 E. Hunter Street. They wed September 25, 1912, in Logan. they have four sons, nine grandchildren, one great grandson, and are active in St. Matthew Lutheran Church.

Logan Charles L. Arnold E. Hunter St O. L. Barngrover Arnold Hattie Primmer William Nancy Jane Arnold Lewis Lancaster James Canton Charles Elberfeld’s St. Matthew Lutheran Church Mr. Arnold Masonic Lodge

Two Thefts Reported To Hocking Sheriff

Hocking County Sheriff investigates two thefts reported Tuesday. Tools taken from a tractor on the Fred Graham farm on East Front Street discovered by Bill Berry. An old water pump vanished from a barn on Route 180 reported by Ralph Blackston. A cabin near Old Man's Cave owned by Walter Eyerman was broken into with no details on items taken.

LOGAN Hocking County Old Man’s Cave Walter Eyerman Grove City Hartman

Judge Brown Hears Cases

Two cases were heard by Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown. James Harold Wheeler, 15, New Straitsville Route 1, pleaded guilty to operating a motor scooter without an operator's license and was fined $5 plus costs. Carl Brentlinger, 14, Logan Route 3, pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle without a license and was ordered not to drive until eligible for a license.

Logan Rhea Bangert Brown State Highway Patrol James Harold Wheeler New Straitsville Perry County Carl Brentlinger Fairfield County

Columbus man fined in absentia for unsafe operation

Heard Tuesday by Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins, Charles Puckett, 21, Columbus, was fined 15 dollars and costs after being tried in absentia and found guilty of unsafe operation on a charge filed by Thomas A. Acker. North Walnut Street Road pleaded innocent to a trespassing charge filed by his son Andy Ucker of Funk Road, with the hearing continued and Ucker free on 50 dollar bond.

Logan Hocking Vaughn Collins Charles Puckett Columbus State Highway Patrol Thomas A. Acker North Walnut Street Andy Ucker Funk Road Ucker

George Eubanks Talks To Rotarians Wives

Logan Rotarians and guests gathered at Hideaway Hills Club for a 6:30 cocktail hour and buffet dinner. Past district governor George Eubanks spoke after a farewell tribute to Grant Byrnes leaving for Niagara Falls. Rotary president Joe Thomas presided as 103 attendees sang the Star Spangled Banner with Philhar monic Boys providing music.

Logan Rotary Anns Hideaway Hills Club Fellowship Committee George Eubanks Rotary District West Virginia Rotary Club New Martinsville W. Va David Bell Francis Embree Virgil Martin Lewis Graham Patty Young William T. Moorman Janie Risch Durham N. C Joe Thomas Rotary Edward Nelson Thomas Grant Byrnes Niagara Falls N. Y Byrnes Logan Carborundum Philharmonic Boys

Logan Calendar: Grange Meetings and Socials

Wesleyan notices list Pomona Grange officer elections at 8 p m. Bring sandwiches. Ladies Auxiliary Eagles hosts 8 p m September birthday potluck and a Stork shower for Mrs Jean Angle. Twigs Auxiliary to Hocking Valley Hospital meets 7 30 p m at Mrs Frank Harden Culver St. Miller Chapel Grange Booster Night with potluck refreshments and gifts. Goodwill Farm Council at 8 p m at Porter Heigle home. Thursday Tourist Club luncheon 1 p m at Blosser's Restaurant and program at Mrs C P McNeil. Antioch Home Demonstration Club hosts potluck lunch at 12 noon at Mrs Violet Carpenter Voris Rd.

Pomona Grange Fraternal Order of Eagles Lewis Jean) Angle Logan Hocking Valley Hospital Frank Harden Culver St Miller Chapel Grange Goodwill Farm Council Porter Heigle Blosser’s C. P. McNeil Antioch Home Demonstration Club Violet Carpenter Voris Rd

Births and local admissions and a car theft report

Logan births note a daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald Hopkins. Admitted were Mrs William Baals and Mrs Murial Greathouse and Rev Paul Long with surgery or medical needs. dismissals include Miss Patricia Thress and Mrs Arch Lindsey. Police report a 1950 black Ford convertible stolen from South Mulberry Street, license Y 1720 H, at 10 45 a m Tuesday.

Donald Hopkins Logan William Baals Union Furnace Murial Greathouse Paul Long Attica Patricia Thress Arch Lindsey Logan—City Tim Mount Front St

Watershed Plans Outlined At Logan Kiwanis Meeting

Logan Kiwanis heard Dick Mowery of the Soil Conservation Service discuss the Upper Hocking watershed and its link to the proposed Rush Creek project in Perry County. The 235 square mile plan would serve New Lexington Junction City Somerset Bremen and Sugar Grove with a total cost around 4.15 million dollars. Responding court action included dismissal of a Paul Martin divorce suit filed May 9 in Common Pleas Court.

Logan Logan Kiwanis Club Blossers Dick Mowery Soil Conservation Service Mowery Hocking Lancaster Rush Creek Perry County New Lexington Junction City Somerset Bremen Sugar Grove Turkey Run Common Pleas Court Paul Martin Glouster Gail A. Martin

Reedville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings

The Reedsville Riverview Garden Club plans a Sept. 27 meeting at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Clermont Harris and Mrs. R. L. Larkins assisting. WSCS toured a Williamstown glass factory. Visitors included families from Athens, Vanderhoof, Belpre, Akron, and Virginia. many relatives and friends were noted visiting and staying with local residents.

Reedsville Riverview Garden Club Clermont Harris R. L. Larkins WSCS Williamstown Ben Buckley Bert Shumway Gene Wilson Chester Buckley James Buckley Dorsel Reibel Carl Buckley Charles Humphrey Harry Ruth Warren Pickens

Logan Driver Pleads Guilty To Charges

Logan Ham, 19, of Logan Route 2, pleaded guilty to reckless operation after attempting to outrun police Monday. He drove with lights out through alleys and Orchard Street, then fled on foot before officers recovered the vehicle.

Logan William D. Hammon Logan Route 2 Orchard St

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