Flac Honored At 44th Union Of LHS Alumni
The 44th annual Alumni Association meeting at the high school auditorium honored the class of 1913 as the 50 year group with 13 members present. Richard Buntz welcomed graduates while Albert Savoy urged citizens to safeguard democracy. Separate 1963 class reunions drew hundreds, underscoring attendance in a sparsely filled auditorium.
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Alumni Association
Richard Buntz
Association
Chuck Daubentire
Mids Hsue of Musical
Ader
Dick Bra Dene Phelps
Tom Stimson
Bill Prewitt
Ed Rutter
Dave Miller
Drew Rolston
George Blosser
Greenfields
Ivy
Minnie Louise Bowen
Logan
Albert Savoy
Lancaster
Savoy
Buntz
Minnie McBroom
Eleanore Cole Kinney
Winejean Sloan Hahn
Sarah L. Eberst
Merlin Whitcraft
Nelle McBroom Hansel
Westerville
Maude Reynolds Hack
George S. Schwenke
Eula Bert Collison
Joe S. Case
Homer Armstrong
Mary Riff Smith
Anchorage
Alaska
Nellie Liff Kauffman
Ann Arbor
Mich
Paul Dollison
Ruth Armstrong
Carl C. Harsh
Florence Stroupe Shively
Columbus
Blanche Bay Riggs
Lowell
Ind
Mary Primmer Edgell
Joe M. Risley
Geraldine Ruble Folk
Bess Weltner Southmayd
Elkins Park
Helena Kirker Clifton
Shreveport
Albert E. Savoy
Hazel Armstrong
Elsie A. Martin
Frieda Kleinschmidt Warner
Grace Shriner Keller
Irma Hall Powers
Margaret Rochester Campbell
Fanny Bort Spears
Frances J. Mathias
Edna Johnson Anthony
Lena Petty Mack
Marie Lynch Kemper
Chester F. Lehman
Cincinnati
Lawrence W. Adcock Sr
John R. Roberts
Tupelo
Miss
Anne Lines Myers
Ella Jurgensmier McClure
Florence Powers RO
Neighbors Dog Bites Brothers on Tick Ridge Rd
Two brothers on Tick Ridge Rd Logan Rt 3 were bitten by the same neighbor’s dog over the weekend. Robert Stevens 21 was bitten Saturday while stopped with bicycle trouble. Harold 17 was bitten Sunday while walking. The dog owned by Robert Roederer was ordered confined 14 days for observation by Dog Warden James Leonard who said it had no rabies shot. The bites were the 24th and 25th of 1963.
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Tick Ridge Rd
Logan Rt. 3
Robert Stevens
Harold
Robert
Logan
Robert Roederer
James Leonard
Burglars Break Into Landmark Store Over the Weekend
Police report intruders entered the Farm Bureau Landmark store on S Mulberry Street over the weekend. Entry method unknown, no doors or windows broken, and a jar of vending machine change was taken. Time of burglary not yet determined.
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Farm Bureau Landmark
S. Mulberry St
Aiden Ea
Tool Shed Burns on Bremen Farm Fire Friday
A tool shed on the Leo Schmeltzer farm near Bremen was destroyed by fire on Friday. Loss is estimated at $5,000 as Bremen and Rushville fire departments fought the blaze. Origin undetermined.
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Leo Schmeltzer
Bremen
Rushville
Notable Logan and Columbus residents listed with years
A compiled list shows residents and associates from Logan and Columbus across multiple years. Names include Elouise James Rapp Dor othy Ellis Mackey Marian C Allen Dorothy Stump Paul C Stump Ruth C Adcock Mary Jo Rutter Esther Hedges and others, with ties to Logan Columbus and nearby towns.
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Berts
Tupelo
Miss
Willis Ohlinger
Logan
Elouise James Rapp
Upper Arlington
Bernice Leadbetter Caste
Marion C. Allen
Mary Frances Wenn Allen
Marjorie Brandt Rhoads
Dorothy Ellis Mackey
Columbus
Paul C. Stump
Betty Riggs Kuhn
Julia Donahue Stump
Fred B. Durant
Richard E. Thomas
George C. VanFossen
John Wright
Hilliard
John Parry
Judy Bowles Durant
Marjorie Ellis Preston
Arlene Summers Bailey
Jean Brantley Travis
Helen Foltzval
B. D . Stephenson
Costa Mesa
Calif
Ruth C. Adcock
Mary Jo Rutter
Esther
Driver Naps At Traffic Light Fined And Jailed
Police cited two motorists after three city traffic accidents over the week. John B. Anderson, 45, of 47 Furnace St., paid 150 dollars plus costs and served three days in jail for drunken driving after a minor collision when his car rolled from a traffic light on Mulberry Street.
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John B. Anderson
Furnace St
S. Mulberry
Second Sts
Anderson
Mulberry St
Raymond Keairns
Logan Rt. 3
Janet Wolfe Sickles
Nelsonville
Wayne McDaniel
Rail merger study sought by Cleveland group
A Cleveland committee asked Gov. Rhodes to order a survey of the impact of the proposed Pennsylvania and New York Central railroad merger on Ohio. The group said Ohio would be hardest hit among 13 states and sought to assess adverse effects on industrial expansion and railway service.
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Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Ohio
Robert E. Swert
Committee For the
Rhodes
Swert
Lancaster Man Faces Assault Charge After Wife Report
Rolland Bennett 46 of Lancaster jailed Sunday on assault and battery charge filed by wife Flora. Incident occurred about 8 30 p m on S Mulberry Street. Bennett freed on 40 dollar bond pending mayor's court hearing Saturday.
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Rolland Bennett
Lancaster
Flora
S. Mulberry St
Bennett
Vacation plans should be reported to Hocking County Sheriff
Hocking County Sheriff Paul Hartman asked residents going on vacation to inform the sheriff’s department of their home location and travel dates so deputies can check properties while owners are away.
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Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Sheriff's Department
Fined for Disorder at Wooden Shoe Tavern
William Alan Hull aged 85 of Wellston Rt. 1 was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor Delmar Freeman for disorderly conduct after charges filed at 10 15 p m Saturday by Richard Hubble manager of the Wooden Shoe tavern.
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William Alan Hull
Wellston Rt. 1
Delmar Freeman
Wooden Shoe
Richard Hubble
Superhighways Prove Safety Over Memorial Day
The Associated Press reports that interstates and freeways showed safety during Memorial Day weekend with no fatalities on major highways. Total 102 hours ending Sunday midnight yielded at least 32 accidental deaths, 24 from traffic, mostly on city streets and rural roads, while Friday spiked the toll.
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Ohio
U.S
Associated Press
Seven motorists fined by Hocking County judge
Judge Richard Gerken in Hocking County Saturday fined seven motorists for traffic offenses. Wesley Snyder of Columbus received 50 dollars and five days in jail with a six month driving ban for drunken driving after pleading guilty. Norman Walker of New Straitsville, Otho Jarvis of Harrisonville, and others were fined for offenses including driving left of center speeding passing at intersections and muffler violations.
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Hocking
Richard Gerken
Wesley Snyder
Columbus
Eea
Snyder
Norman Lee Walker
New Straitsville
State Patrol
Howard W. Gilger
Marysville
Robert W. Cupp
Lancaster
Otho A. Jarvis
Harrisonville Rt. 2
Hocking County
Falls Two
Logan area community news and hospital updates
Logan area residents gather for Legion and advisory council meetings while local committees plan livestock sales. Residents Bob Risch and Kendra Bateman undergo hospital care in Columbus. Blackburns and McMullens travel for family and military updates. Carl Gaffin earns degree and prepares for medical school as legal proceedings resume in bankruptcy case.
Pilgrim Bus Crash Kills Two in Italy
A bus carrying 70 pilgrims from a religious journey fell 20 feet from a bridge in Venafro Italy Sunday night. Police report two dead and 40 injured among the passengers.
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Venafro
Italy
Columbus Hearing Schedules for Credit Firm Case
In Columbus, veterans' Memorial Building near the Scioto River will host a U S District Court hearing on the affairs of Certified Credit Corp Officials said three attorneys may present objections Judge Mell G Under orders the hearing considers the tangled Credit Corp matters Frank Fennett of Columbus is among those named in the proceedings
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Gail H. Butt
Banks
Certified Credit Corp
Fies
Columbus
Ohio
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Scioto
Columbus @ ly
U. S. District Court
Credit Corp
Mell G
Mayor Fines Noisy Drivers
Mayor Delmar Freeman Saturday fined two Union County drivers for making noise with motor vehicles and found a third driver not guilty of failing to yield right of way. Richard J. Niniows and Donald Bowlby were fined 10 dollars and costs after May 28 and May 30 citations on West Main Street. Ervin E. Waddell pleaded and was found not guilty of failing to yield. cited after a two car accident at Front Street and Homer Avenue on May 28.
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Delmar Freeman
Ors County
Richard J. Niniows
Logan Rt
Donald Bowlby
Nihiser
City
Bowlby
W. Main St
Ervin E. Waddell
Logan Rt. 2
Record Lobster Catch in 1962 Reaches 3.5 Million Pounds
The 1962 lobster harvest in the United States totaled about 3,500,000 pounds, reflecting a strong fishing season. The figure highlights significant production by U S fleets and supports ongoing seafood industry activity.
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United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flac
LHS
Helen Foltz Baird
Joe Risley
Jacob Keller
Grace Shriner
Mary
Primmer Edgell
Hazel Armsreich
Ray Riggs
Elsie Martin
Freida Kleinschmidt Warner
Bologna
Hunter Street
Chase & Sanborn
Chase & Sanborn Instant Coffee
Landmark
Haning’s Inc
Evergreen
Union Furnace
Sickles
Mayor's Court
THE
Quisios
Logan American Legion
Legion Hall
Ah Advisory Council
Junior Fair Livestock Sales Committee
Wednesda
Bob Risch
Lovan Rt. 2
University Hospital
Bob
Ohio State University
Kenneth Risch
Kendra Bateman
Ronald Bateman
Kendra
P. G
Dorothy) Blackburn
University Hospital, Columbus
Ray McMullen
Carolyn
Maple St
McMullens
Pfc
Ken McMullen
Fort Smith
Ark
Pfc. McMullen
Fort Chaffee
Fort Knox
FBI
Washington, D. C
Sun Glow
Carlos A. Gaffin
N. Wood St
Purdue University
Lafayette
Carl Gaffin
University of Indiana School of Medicine
Carl
Occa Ane
Ing
Frank FE
Nett of
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Logan, Ohio
Jen’ory
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Bancohio Corp
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