Blacktop Completed On Rt 33 Runaround At Oldtown Bridge
The Calvin Co of Marietta finished a temporary runaround near Oldtown Creek bridge on Route 33 at Logan East edge. Traffic will shift to the new road once ready and steel for the new bridge arrives by July with completion expected in fall. Berm work and blacktop on Rt 180 from Rt 374 toward Rt 33 proceed.
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Oldtown Creek
Logan
H. FE. Calvin Co
Marietta
Rt. 33
Bill Wilkinson
The
Calvin Co
Wilkinson
Berm
Azbell 36 Takes Own Life in Columbus Home
Robert J. Azbell a 36 year old Columbus man died by self inflicted pistol shot at his residence. He worked for Timkin Roller Bearing Co and had been ill after a serious Columbus auto crash. He was survived by wife Betty two sons Robert Jr and Duard a daughter Roberta three brothers and three sisters with services held at Kelly Funeral Home and burial in Millfield Cemetery.
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Robert J. Azbell
Columbus
Bessie Emrick
Logan
Timkin Roller Bearing Co
Charles and
Glenna Azbell
Nelsonville
Kelly
Millfield
Gilbert Courtney
Betty
Roberta
Robert Jr
Duard
Charles
Port Clinton
Roy
Athens
Alvin
Emrick
Grace Emrick
Dayton
Mae Hood
Police investigate minor two car collision at Yum E Treet
City police investigated a minor two car collision in the Yum E Treet parking lot at Front and Mulberry Street. William F Hemrick age 7 backed into Robert Louis Charles age 18, causing minor damage to the parked auto.
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Yum- E-Treet
Front
Mulberry Sts
William F. Hemrick
Logan Rt. 4
Robert Louis Charles
Middletown
Hay yield lightens as cool spell lingers in Hocking County
Haying is underway in Hocking County as yield falls short of earlier expectations due to a late cold snap. With warm weather ahead, first cutting may finish next week and many farmers are making grass silage. Fred Graham reports a strong strawberry crop aided by irrigation to prevent frost damage. The county corn crop is progressing satisfactorily.
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Hocking County
Chuck Ingraham
Ohio
Fred Graham
Ingraham
Graham
County Courts Issue Marriage License
Alford Kelsoe 32 of Nelsonville and Martha Virginia Ray 32 of Logan receive a marriage license at home in this county court record.
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Alford Kelsoe
Nelsonville
Painter
Martha Virginia Ray
Logan
Kiwanis Eyeglass Drive Aids Indigent Readers
Logan Kiwanis Club conducts a drive for discarded eyeglasses to support Eyes for the Needy. Boxes in local businesses labeled with the Kiwanis emblem welcome donations.
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Logan Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Local residents receive hospital and reunion notices
Mrs May Holdren of Union Furnace, Logan ambulance transport, room 318 at Mount St Marys. Loretta Tigner Columbus formerly Logan had surgery at St Anthony Hospital room 152. William Pearson Logan man attends Cornell 10th class reunion and related events. Miller attends Miami University 1932 class reunion at Oxford. Other items include OSU graduation Kay Ann Savey, Dayton Daily News staff start, Jack Warner earns RIT degree.
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May Holdren
Union Furnace
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Logan Ambulance
Loretta Tigner
Columbus
Logan
St. Anthony Hospital
William Pearson
Cornell University
Ithaca
William S. Miller
The
Daily News
Miami University
Oxford
Walter Savey
Elaine
Hill St
Ohio State University
Kay Ann
School of Journalism
Saveys
Ohio Union
G. Fawcett
OSU
Fawcett
Logan High School
Miss Lavey
Dayton Daily News
Jack Warner
Joseph W. Warner
E. Hunter St
Rochester Institute of Technology
Jack
RIT
Department of Printing
Logan Hardware Dealer To Play In Golf Tourney
J Walter Saving owner of Saving Hardware will join 225 hardware retailers in the sixth annual Ohio Hardware Association golf tournament at Granville on June 12. The Granville Inn banquet will award trophies and prizes exceeding $1 000 with Dick Gallagher Browns chief scout and assistant coach as guest speaker.
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J. Walter Saving
Saving Hardware
Ohio Hardware Association
Granville
Granville Inn
Dick Gallagher
Cleveland Browns
Ohio Dole Total Up
In Columbus Ohio the WW Ohio program paid 6421343 last month to 94833 people on aid to the aged rolls. The figure shows 3665 fewer recipients than a year ago while total payments increased by 572056.
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Columbus
Ohio
Four Day Health Education Workshop at St. John's
Michael R. Moran of Hocking County reports the four day health education workshop at St. John's school has concluded. The program, part of in service teacher training started in January, involved Sisters Eustelle Marie M Martina Francis Cabrini and Veronica. It aims to start a school wide health instruction program and will continue in fall with textbooks and workbooks to be evaluated in summer.
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Michael R. Moran
Hocking County
St. John’s School
Moran
Eustelle Marie
M. Martina
Francis Cabrini
Veronica
St. John’s
Regu
Larly
St. John's School
Ohio cash grain prices report
Ohio Dept of Agriculture market update shows No 2 red wheat steady to up one cent at 1.84-1.90 per bushel, No 2 yellow corn 1.61-1.72, oats 0.63-0.80, and No 1 yellow soybeans 2.11-2.14 per bushel, with most quotes near 1.87-1.89, 1.64-1.68, 0.65-0.78, and 2.12-2.14 respectively.
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Ohio Cash Grain
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Agricash
Chicago Livestock Prices Sang In Market Report
Salable hogs 1,000 head with weights and price ranges from 16.25 to 20.75. Cattle offerings include high grade steers and heifers with prices up to 27.00 and cows and bulls priced from 12.00 to 18.75. Sheep totals 100 with lambs at 20.00 to 25.00 and ewes 4.00 to 7.50.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Physical Exams Required For All School Bus Drivers
The Hocking County board of education voted to require all school bus drivers to pass a medical examination before a driver certificate is issued. The board will cover the cost of the examination, which may be given by any licensed physician.
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Hocking County
Steubenville Cafe Thug Sentenced in $10,000 Robbery
David Tiburzio, 33, of Cleveland, pleaded guilty to robbery for the July 8 Baron Cafe holdup in Steubenville and drew a sentence of 1 to 25 years in the Ohio Penitentiary. Two accomplices already serve similar terms. the fourth suspect, Dominic Mafrici, 37, was killed in Buffalo by an unknown shooter.
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Steubenville
David Tiburzio
Cleveland
Ohio
Dominic Mafrici
Buffalo
Appointment of Administratrix in Heigie estate Case 6046
Nettie L. Long of Route 2 Rockbridge Ohio is appointed Administratrix of the estate of John F Heigie deceased late of Laurel Township Hocking County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated June 5 1957 Judge Rhea Bangert Brown probate judge.
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John F. Heigie
Nettie L. Long
Route 2
Rockbridge
Ohio
Laurel Township
Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
Attorney Files Notice of Appeal in Graceland Addition Case
Leslie G. Johnson, attorney for defendant James Comstock, filed a notice of appeal to the Fourth District Court of Appeals from the May 21 final order overruling a demurrer in the vacation and alteration of part of the Graceland Addition plat. Hubert Lappen moved to strike the appeal as the demurrer ruling is not final. All actions remain continued before Judge Albert Tedrick amid an affidavit alleging bias by Judge Harley Meyer.
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Leslie G. Johnson
James Comstock
Common Pleas
Graceland
Logan
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Hubert Lappen
Albert Tedrick
Cambridge
Johnson
Harley Meyer
Ohio Girl Shares Spelling Crown
Sandra Owen of Navarre Ohio and Dana Bennett of Denver Colorado were co champions after a tie in the 30th National Spelling Bee with 65 finalists eliminated. Each won 1000 dollars cash a trophy and a 100 dollar weekend trip to New York.
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Washington
Sandra Owen
Navarre
Ohio
Dana Bennett
Denver
Colo
Sandra
Dana
New York
Two Brothers Fined for GI Loan Fraud in Cincinnati
U.S. District Judge John H. Druffel fined Jan Richard Phillips and Jacque Lee Phillips $1,000 each and sentenced three months suspended jail time after they pleaded guilty to false statements on GI loan applications. Jan Phillips, a Middletown broker, sold a house to his brother. Jacque Phillips claimed to reside there but did not. Washington reportedly has more taxicabs than any other U.S. city.
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Cincinnati
U. S
John H. Druffel
Jan Richard Phillips
Middletown
Jacque Lee
Franklin
Druffel
Jan Phillips
Jacque Phillips
Casual Notes From Last Ohio Assembly Meet
Notes from Ohio's 102nd General Assembly reveal a large spend on tranquilizers for mental health care totaling 1.9 million dollars over two years. The session ended without increases in workmen's or unemployment compensation. A playful budget doodle explains 1957-58 spending, showing dollar bills stretching across miles and acres. Senate roll calls reveal an automatic reflex misstep when former Sen Ralph L Humphrey appeared to vote no, though the journal records show all senators voting yes.
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General Assembly
Ohio
102Nd General Assembly
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Senate
Ellsworth
Jack) Lett
Lett
Humphrey
Ralph L. Humphrey
Ashtabula
Senate Journal
Driver Fined for Left of Center Charge
Francis W. Oxley of Columbus, 23, was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Francis Myers after a state highway patrol charge of driving to the left of center.
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Francis W. Oxley
Columbus
Francis Myers
State Highway Patrol
Patterson Throws No-Hitter As Daily News 9 Dominate Pony League
Craig Patterson pitched a five inning no hitter for the Logan Daily News nine in a 22-1 rout of McClellan's Daily. Patterson fanned 13 of 15 batters, while Dick Ruff and Bill Jarrell fueled a 17 run fifth inning that sealed the mercy win.
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Craig Patterson
Daily News
Logan Daily News
McClellan
Daily
Bill Jarrell
Patterson
Barstow
The
Jim Funk
Jarrell
Dick Ruff
Bill Patterson
Bob Burton
McClellan's
Tom Rutter
Paul Ruff
Melvin McDaniel
Theo Johnson Co
Jurgensmier-Stoltz
Birth at Hocking Valley Hospital
A six pound ten ounce girl was born at 3 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. George Hanner of Logan. Admissions include Willard Vernon Dicken of Logan, Betty Potter of Logan Rt. 4, and Mrs. Floyd Benedict Sr. of McArthur. Dismissals list Walter Kunkler of Logan Rt. 4, James Horwell of Logan, Charles Timms of Dundas, Frederick Lorain of Boothbay Maine, James Harkins of McArthur, Mrs. Carl Brooks of Logan Rt. 1, and Mrs. Wallace Hale of Wellston.
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George Hanner
Logan
Willard Vernon Dicken
Medical
Betty Potter
Logan Rt
Floyd Benedict Sr
McArthur
Walter Kunkler
James Horwell
Charles Timms
Dundas
Frederick Lorrain
Boothbay
James Harkins
Kennedy and Price Fined in Hocking County Juvenile Court
Two youths faced Friday hearings in Hocking County Juvenile Court on traffic charges. Douglas Stewart Kennedy, 17, Rockbridge Route 1, paid 5 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to unlawfully this course of travel linked to a May 20 accident. James Richard Price, 17, Union Furnace, paid 10 dollars and costs for crossing the yellow line on June 3.
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Hocking County
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