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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
8
The Hocking County Red Cross chapter collected 80 pints of blood at the First EUB Church on Wednesday, reaching 53 percent of its 150 pint quota for the regional center bloodmobile visit. Ninety-one people donated, with eleven rejected for colds or minor ailments. Edwin Johnston, county blood chairman, thanked all participants.
Births listed at Hocking Valley Hospital include a nine pound fourteen ounce boy to Mr and Mrs Joseph Scott and a seven pound twelve ounce boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Courter. Admissions include Orla Clark and Mrs George Amerine among others. dismissals feature Mrs Ramey Nutter and Mrs Lester Hammond with son.
Funeral services were conducted at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Lancaster for Herbert D. Rogers 59 longtime owner operator of City Food Market in Logan. He died Sunday of a heart attack at his Lancaster home. Survived by wife Alice sister Alta Megale Wheel ing W Va two brothers Charles and Thomas Rogers both of Lancaster a stepson William T. Young Lancaster and five step grandchildren. Services were at Ward Halteman Funeral Home by Rev George W Herd. Burial in Forest Rose Cemetery.
Five Logan High School graduates returned Sunday from a week in Florida. Led by Graham Swaim of Haydenville and Wes Hutchins of Logan Rt. 3, the group also includes Ted Byrd Larry Eberst and Kenny Fitzgerald all of Logan. They visited Daytona Beach and Civil War battlegrounds.
Benny Jon Spencer 21 of Carbon Hill a mechanic and Ann Corinne Matheny 20 also of Carbon Hill a school teacher are involved in a county court matter. The case details reference their names ages and occupations within the docket.
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