Logan Man Sentenced to Reformatory for Grand Larceny
Logan resident Robert L. Koon, 21, pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to grand larceny for stealing tools from R. M. Herritt on July 27. He received one to seven years in the Ohio Reformatory with sentence withheld for probation report. He admitted prior reformatory time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Reformatory
Common Pleas Court
Robert L. Koon
R. M. Herritt
Koon
Hubert Lappen
Harley Meyer
Reformatory
Garden Club Meeting at Nicholsons in Dexter
The Star Garden Club met at Nicholsons with ten members present as Mrs. Eddie Stout led devotion. Officers installed included Ray Nicholson president Norman Will first vice president Ward Nicholson second vice president P H Nelson secretary treasurer and Seth Nicholson program chairman. A plant exchange occurred and birthday honors were given to Mrs Stout. The next meeting is October 12 with Mrs Orion Nelson as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Nicholson
P. H. Nelson
Seth Nicholson
Stout
Radekin
Orion Nelson
Senior Girls Give Report On Buckeye State Experience
Logan High School seniors Teresa Walter and Michele Scaparrotti spoke to the Home Maker Club about their Buckeye Girls State conference at Capital University Columbus. The September meeting, led by Mrs. Ted Lemon, included a dinner at Glenview Party House. hostesses were Mrs. Irma Powers and Mrs. Pearl Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Teresa Walter
Michele Scaparrotti
Buckeye Girls
Capital University
Columbus
Ted Lemon
Glenview
Irma Powers
Pearl Linton
George Wenn
Clarence Grandy
W. H. Levits
Kenneth Blair
Brandt's
John Kelch
Lemon
A. R. Hummel
Logan Kiwanis elects officers at Tuesday meeting
Logan Route 3 farmer Harry Armstrong was elected president of the Logan Kiwanis Club and will take office January 2, succeeding Neal Dillon. Other officers named were James Gustin as vice president N M Brown as treasurer and Earl O’Brien Max Davidson Ted Lemon and Wayne Ball as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Armstrong
Farmer
Logan Kiwanis Club
Neal Dillon
James Gustin
N. M. Brown
Earl O’brian
Max Davidson
Ted Lemon
Wayne Ball
New Plymouth Man Injured In Auto Crash With Truck
John Henderson 25 of New Plymouth Route 1 suffered severe throat cuts and other injuries when his car collided with a southbound truck driven by Thomas E. Matterson 27 of Wellston on Route 328 south of Union Furnace. Henderson was treated at Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus after transfers via Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville. Matterson cited for driving left of center and pleaded not guilty. case set for Sept 28. Rush 45 of Parkersburg pleaded guilty to following too closely after rear ending Pyle 30 of Gore on Route 75 north of Logan. fined $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Henderson
New Plymouth
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
Union Furnace
Carborundum Co
Henderson
Thomas E. Matterson
Wellston
Paul Hartman
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Matterson
Vaughn Collins
Robert C. Rush
Parkersburg
W. Va
Rush
Two Drivers Lose License For One Year
Logan two Hocking County men lost their driving rights for one year after hearings in Common Pleas Court. Paul H. Mount 23 Gore Route 1 and James E. Thompson 20 Laurelville Route 2 were cited as habitual traffic violators with 12 penalty points in two years. Mount had 12 points with two defenses and had two DWI convictions. Thompson faced convictions in several municipal courts. State registrar C. W. Ayers filed the suspension applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Common Pleas Court
Paul H. Mount
Gore
James E. Thompson
Laurelville
Mount
Nelsonville
Thompson
Chillicothe
Circleville
Lancaster
Wooster
C. W. Ayers
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Logan Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
West PTA opens with an 7 p m gathering at West Elementary with refreshments. Logan Eagles Aerie 2168 holds regular meeting at 8 p m. Pack 239 Cub Scouts meet 7 30 p m in EUB unit. Union Furnace Band Boosters meet 7 30 p m with parents urged to attend. East School PTA hosts 7 30 p m with guest Harold Drake. Marion Grange hosts potluck and officer elections at 7 30 p m. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild meets 7 30 p m with Mrs. Buntz as hostess. Women of the Moose meet at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pta
West
Logan Eagles Aerie
Logan
Ohio Power Co
EUB
Union Furnace
East School Pta
East Elementary
Harold Drake
Marion Grange
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild
Richard Buntz
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Local Families Share Visits Across Nearby Towns
Hemlock Mrs Helen Baughman and Mrs Rebecca Baughman of Zanesville are visiting. Mr and Mrs Ronnie Stalling of Mansfield spent the weekend with his grandmother Fern Hoops. Don and Bill Osenbaugh with families from Hillards Lancaster and Junction City visited. Charles Woods Sr family hosted. Don Levan from New Lexington called on friends. David Williams and Janet attended his nephew Mike Petty’s wedding in Columbus. Warren Benner of Troy and Pvt John Gibbs of Texas spent Monday with Robert Hughes family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Baughman
Fairborn
Rebecca Baughman
Zanesville
Ronnie Stalling
Mansfield
Fern Hoops
Don Osenbaugh
Hillards
Bill Osenbaugh
Lancaster
P. G. Osenbaugh
George Householder
Junction City
Charles Woods Sr
Don Levan
New Lexington
David Williams
Janet
Mike Petty
Columbus
Warren Benner
Troy
John Gibbs
Texas
Robert Hughes
Special Board Meeting Open To Logan Citizens
Logan City School District invites patrons to an 8 p.m. Monday board meeting to form a citizens committee backing a two mill operating levy to be voted in November. The levy funds current operating expenses and capital projects including boiler replacement, bus garage, new roofs, sewage facilities, textbook replacement, driver education training, TV instruction, and salary adjustments for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan City
District Board of Education
Harold Drake
Drake
Citizens’ Committee
North St
Green School
Logan Pupils Organize FHA Club
Logan High School pupils organize a Logan chapter of the Future Homemakers of America for grades 9 through 12. Miriam Hutton leads with officers including Karen Welkes and Karolyn Rutter. 114 members anticipated for the school year with Mrs. Shirley Slater as advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Miriam Hutton
Karen Welkes
Karolyn Rutter
Billie Prater
Judy Reed
Barbara Jewell
Trudy Dicken
Sandra Carpenter
Shirley Slater
New Projects Discussed at St John’s PTA Meeting
The St John’s School PTA held its September session focusing on new season projects and school improvements. Joe Shelton presided as president and named committee chairs for ways and means James Primmer hospitality Jonh Trowbridge and others.
Elm tree blocks Route 664 near Rempel’s Grove
A large elm fell across Route 664 near the Lawrence Helber residence causing two hours of closure. No wind preceded the fall and officials cited rot as the likely cause. A telephone pole was broken and two others bent. Mrs. John Geiger's car sustained minor damage after hitting the limbs. State crew cleared the road by 11:08 p.m. Sheriff Paul Hartman provided the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lawrence Helber
Paul Hartman
Rempel's Grove
John Geiger
State Highway Department
Local College and Hospital Notes From Columbus Area
Fay Kuhn Jr. remains a patient at University Hospital Columbus under observation and treatment in room 989. David Eberst enrolls as a freshman at Notre Dame University South Bend Indiana and plans to major in chemical engineering. Joanna Engle, Bliss College Columbus secretarial student, resumes studies after a visit from her parents Emerson and Mrs Engle of Logan Route 2. Earl Roberts Hillcrest returns home Wednesday after surgery performed a week ago at Doctors Hospital Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Kuhn Jr
F. A. Sterling
Logan
University Hospital
Columbus
David Eberst
John Eberst
Church Street
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
David
Joanna Engle
Bliss College
Emerson Engle
Earl Roberts
Hillcrest
Doctors Hospital
Columus
Grange Elects New Officers at Antioch Lodge Meeting
Mrs. Winifred Amnah presided as Antioch Grange elected officers for the coming year. Named were Carl Poling master, Jacob Robb overseer, Mrs. Ella Nihiser lecturer, Harry Meldrim steward, Oscar Blum assistant steward, Mrs. Harry Meldrim chaplain, Miss Betty Poling treasurer, Mrs. Fred McClelland secretary, Bert Lenz gate keeper, and other committee chairmen. Installations set by the Antioch team for Oct 9. Ill reports included Gus Kessler and Lawrence Fox. Oscar Blum and Ted Dupler were improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Carl Poling
Flora
Amnah
Jacob Robb
Lois Nihiser
Lois Stahr
Betty Poling
Harold Nihiser Sr
Antioch
Gus Kessler
Lawrence Fox
Oscar Blum
Ted Dupler
Corn Contest Entries Open in Hawkins County
Logan entries are invited for the annual corn growing contest sponsored by the Hawkins County Extension Agronomy Committee. Don Young said each farmer may nominate one field on or before Oct 2, with planting and cultivation data to be supplied. Agents will inspect fields, compute yields, and report results. growers exceeding 100 bushels per acre will have their names engraved on a plaque in a local bank lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County Extension Agronomy Committee
Don Young
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
The Hocking Valley Hospital reports a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bourne of Logan Route 1 a daughter. Admitted Glen Danielson Haydenville for medical care. Dismissed Mrs. Ronald Flowers of Logan and son. Others listed: Mrs. John McKenzie Logan Mrs. Lewis Angle Logan Miss Charlotte Birchfield Rockbridge Route 2 Mrs. Willie Hale McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Bourne
Logan
Eddie Edwards
Ronald Flowers
John McKenzie
Logan, and Son
Lewis Angle
Charlotte Birchfield
Rockbridge
Willie Hale
McArthur
Patrolman Spencer Speaks at Marion Grange Dinner
Logan state highway patrolman J L Spencer addressed the Marion Grange dinner meeting. Blackston, the worthy master, presided and Spencer was introduced by Russell Poling. he also presented color slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. L. Spencer
Marion Grange
Blackston
Spencer
Russell Poling
Morse code’s heyday across offices and World Series eras
In their heyday Morse code operators were indispensable in telegraph offices railroad stations and newspaper offices as well as at political conventions and the World Series.
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Route 75
Hartman
Eileen M. Pyle
Hemlock
Grange
Hocking Valley Hospital
Glen Danielson
Haydenville
Medical
Ue de Ieee
Vitalis
Athens
Breck
Glouster
Cowden’ Dungarees
S.M.L
Noxzema
S.M.L. XL
Rockford
WORK
Oxfords
Morgan
Ouse Aint
Monterey
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