Mundys Host Logan Twig Social Gatherings
Logan Auxiliary to the Hocking Valley Hospital held a Saturday evening event at 762 E Main St hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mundy. Guests included the Ellingers Bishop Bakers Nixon Tschappai Webb Glenn Harden Schempp Leach Blosser and Mundys. Mrs Forrest Glenn invited the group to the October social at her country home.
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Twig I
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ed Mundy
Main St
Lawrence Ellinger
Fred Bishop
Roy Baker
Stanley E. Nixon
Phil Tschappai
Margaret T. Webb
Forest Glenn
Frank Harden
Clarence Schempp
John Leach
Carl Blosser
Mundy
Forrest Glenn
Hiram S. Thompson 80 Dies After Illness in Logan
Hiram Stanley Thompson of 262 Friesner Ave Logan died Saturday after a two year illness. He was born in Wilkesville, survived by wife Nola and son Robert S. Thompson of Columbus. A locomotive engineer for Hocking Valley and later C. and O. RRs, he retired in 1949 after nearly 50 years of service. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the First United Presbyterian Church of Logan. Funeral Tuesday with Rev. Thomas D. Foster officiating. Burial at Vinton Memorial Park.
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Logan
Hiram Stanley Thompson
Friesner Ave
Nola
Robert S. Thompson
Columbus
William
Lulu Bishop Thompson
Wilkesville
Old Hocking Valley Railroad
C. & O. Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
First United Presbyterian Church of
Thomas D. Foster
Athens
Vinton Memorial Park
Vinton
Estates of Struble and Stephenson Filed in Probate Court
Logan inventory of the estate of the late Wilford Struble filed in Hocking County Probate Court. Appraisers named Roy L. Anthony, R. B. Perkins and A. R. Hummel. Also filed is the Glenna Stephenson estate inventory from New Straitsville Route 1 with appraisers Otto Shaw, Evan Jones and J. E. Harmon.
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LOGAN
Wilford Struble
Hocking County
Roy L. Anthony
R. B. Perkins
A. R. Hummel
Glenna Stephenson
New Straitsville
Otto Shaw
Evan Jones
J. E. Harmon
Tuesday Study Club Sponsors Scout Group Again
The Tuesday Study Club held its first fall meeting at Mrs. Warren Palsley’s home with Mrs. Warner Lehman as president presiding. Members voted to sponsor a local Girl Scout group as Mrs. Gus Kallas led readings and refreshments were served to 12 members and a guest Mrs. Precious Simms.
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Warren Palsley
Warner Lehman
Gus Kallas
Paisley
Pauline Summers
Precious Simms
Local club schedules for September 26 and 28
Logan Calendar lists events across Pocahontas, Junction City and Lake Hope. VFW Ladies Auxiliary, WSCS, Episcopal Women, St Johns Lutheran Women, and parish education programs set for Tuesday. Ohio Civil Service annual dinner and Garden Study Club flower show planned for Thursday with locations and times.
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VFW
Pocahontas Hall
Methodist Church
Martha Circle
John Ludlow
Episcopal Women
St. Paul's Church
Newton J. Steady
W. Hunter St
St. John’s
American Lutheran Church
Catherine Nihiser
Fila Nihiser
Ed Ringhiser
May Gordon
Hocking-Vinton County
Ohio Civil Service
Junction City
Eub Church
Logan Woman Hurt in Bus Auto Collision Near Tonganoxie
Edna B. Hughes of Logan Ohio was among four Trailways passengers injured when a bus and car collided on U S 23 40 south of Tonganoxie about 20 miles west of Kansas City.
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Tonganokie
Kane
Edna B. Hughes
Logan
Ohio
Trailways
Tonganoxie
Kansas City
Club Elects New Officers at September Meeting
The Among Ourselves Club met in Brandt's Mecca Room for a 1 pm luncheon. Mrs. George Wenn chaired poems from Ideals magazine. Mrs. Howard Rolston was reelected president. other officers cited were Mrs. Harry Smith vice president, Mrs. Paul L. Dollison secretary, and Mrs. Carl M. Brown treasurer. Prizes awarded to 14 members and a guest, Mrs. Arthur Dollmatsch.
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Among
Brandt
Mecca
George Wenn
Ideals
Howard Rolston
Harry Smith
Paul L. Dollison
Carl M. Brown
Arthur Dollmatsch
Mrr Castell Dies at 78 in Logan
Charles Castell 78 died Saturday evening at Hocking Valley Nursing Home after a month there. Born near Sugar Grove, he lived in Murray City before moving to Logan. Survived by nephews and cousins. Services held at 2 p.m. with Rev. R B Wilson officiating. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Logan
Charles Castell
Hocking Valley
Thomas
Emma Linton Castell
Sugar Grove
Murray City
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sugar Grove Man Held For Assault
Logan Russell L Pierce 43 Sugar Grove Route 1 pleaded in nocent to a charge of criminal assault in Hocking County Court arraignment Monday. Bound over to grand jury and jailed on 2000 bond. Pierce jailed after arrest Friday by Washington DC police and return by sheriff’s deputies. Charges filed by Pierce’s wife allege offense involving 12 year old daughter on Aug 18.
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Logan
Russell L. Pierce
Sugar Grove
Hocking
Pierce
Washington D. C
Paul Dietzer
Ed Smith
Warsaw Pact to hold exercises in October and November
Tass reports the Soviet aligned Warsaw Pact armed forces will conduct exercises in October and November, highlighting a planned military display amid Cold War tension.
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Moscow
Tass
Delicate Heart Operation in Northeast Ohio
Julius Babes of Painesville becomes the second resident in the region to receive a transistor powered heart stimulator. Surgeons implanted a device beneath the left rib cage to energize the heart and restore a normal rhythm. Babes, under 48 hour observation at Huron Road Hospital, is expected to move home soon. The device, developed by Dr. Paul M. Zoll, uses a battery packed in a small box connected by platinum wires to the heart muscle.
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Julius Babes
Painesville
Ohio
Babes
Cleveland
Huron Road Hospital
Paul M. Zoll
Electrodyne Co
Ucker Acquitted On Milk Charge In Hocking County
The retrial of the Ucker Bros. Dairy case in Hocking County Common Pleas Court ended with a not guilty verdict for James Ucker, operator, on a charge of misbranding and grading milk. The jury deliberated about 90 minutes after a prior hung jury.
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Acker
H. M. Boocks
Logan-Hocking County
Health Department
Acker Bros
Southeast District
Ohio Department of Health
Nelsonville
Hocking County Health Board
TR Hospital Patients Jailed For Fighting
Two patients at Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital were fined ten dollars plus costs after hearings before Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins. Elmer Mitchell and Virgil Gilkey faced intoxication and disorderly conduct charges filed by Dr. John M. Dunn following arrest by Sheriff’s deputy Ed Smith. Both were committed to the county jail for inability to pay. cases not active, per hospital staff.
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Logan
Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Elmer Mitchell
Virgil Gilkey
John M. Dunn
Hocking County
Ed Smith
Court Hears Traffic Cases In Hocking County Court
Logan cases include Ben S Vaughn 52 Glouster who forfeited 29 dollar bond for overloaded truck on Route 33 filed Sept 18 by State Highway Patrol. Mark L Van Duren 57 of 106 Motherwell Ave cited for improper brakes on Route 33 Sept 17. Ross D Stimson 44 of Logan fined 10 dollars plus costs for stop sign violation Sept 22 with fines suspended.
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Logan
Ben S. Vaughn
Glouster
Hocking
State Highway Patrol
Mark L. van Duren
Motherwell Ave
Vaughn Collins
Ross D. Stimson
Sleeping Fisherman Unaware He Is Object Of Search
Logan Wright of Horns Mill was the subject of a two hour search by Hocking County Sheriff Paul Hartman after a relative reported his disappearance Sunday. Wright had been fishing with a relative at Rockbridge basin earlier and was found asleep under a pine tree along Route 33 near Rockbridge at about 11 p.m.
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Logan
John Wright
Horn’s Mill
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Wright
Rockbridge
Route 33
Lake Michigan Bed Deepens Sediment Changes Observed
Lake Michigan’s depth is decreasing as sediment accumulates at the bottom. Researchers report a rise in bottom sediment by inches per century, slowly reducing navigable depths and potentially impacting shoreline processes and ecology.
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Lake Michigan
Gifts Pledged for Veterans by Buckeye Council
At Worthington meeting the Buckeye Council pledged 300 gifts for the Christmas Gift Shop at Chillicothe Veterans Administration Hospital. The shop lets veterans select free gifts for loved ones, with volunteers wrapping and mailing selections. Twelve table decorations for the veterans Christmas celebration were pledged to be assembled by Hocking County garden clubs.
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Logan
Buckeye Council
Worthington
Red Cross
Veterans Administration Hospital
Chillicothe
Hocking County
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Dorothy Estep
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Nellie Bond
Harold Moore
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