Starr-Washington Board Hires 3 New Teachers
The Starr-Washington school board filled three positions for 1958 59 naming Mrs Helen Berry Logan as vocational home economics teacher Donald Killen Athens as industrial arts teacher and Mrs Dorothy McDonald The Plains as fifth grade teacher Resignations included Mrs Sterrett joining Wright Patterson AFB Mark Wylie leaving for Gallipolis HS and J Eachus to teach there Miss Ebert will teach Circleville next year The district still has three vacancies including athletics coach social studies instrumental and vocal music and science Bids for a new school bus will be opened June 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr - Washington School Board
Helen Berry
Logan
Ronald Sterrett
Donald Killen
Athens
Joe Bachus
Dorothy McDonald
the Plains
Mary Ebert
Sterrett
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Mark Wylie
Gallipolis High School
Eachus
Gallipolis
Miss Ebert
Circleville
Cc. C. Penrod
Starr-Washington Schools
Rites Wednesday For Miss Esther B. Kessler 84
Services will be held at Lancaster St Mary Church for Esther B. Kessler aged 84 who died Sunday in Columbus. She lived in Lancaster most her life before five years at St. Rita Home for the Aged. Surviving relatives include Sister Lidwine of Mount St. Joseph Convent Cincinnati and nephew Dr C F Shonk plus cousins Lawrence and Augustus Kessler. Fr Lucius J. Kessler died last January in Zanesville. Friends may call at Sheridan Funeral Home in Lancaster.
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Lancaster St. Mary Catholic Church
Esther B. Kessler
Columbus
Miss Kessler
Lancaster
St. Rita Home
Lidwine
O. P
Mount St. Joseph Convent
Cincinnati
Logan
C. F. Shonk
Lawrence Kessler
Augustus Kessler
Lucius J. Kessler
Zanesville
Sheridan Funeral Home
Marian Martin Earns Dietetics Degree From Ohio University
Miss Marian Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kerwood Martin of Lake Logan Road, graduated Sunday with a bachelor of science in home economics majoring in dietetics from Ohio University. She will intern in dietetics at General Hospital in Cincinnati this fall. Attending were her parents, David Blum, Mr. and Mrs. Max Puderbaugh and Carolyn Martin with Kip, all of Columbus. The family also joined OU Alumni Day events and the 35th class reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Ohio University
Kerwood Martin
Lake Logan Rd
Logan High School
Martin
General Hospital
Cincinnati
David Blum
Max Puderbaugh
Carolyn Martin
Kip
Columbus
Rotarians Tour National Guard Armory
Rotarians visited the National Guard armory on Route 75 North last night. Lt. Robert Pugh conducted the tour with program chairman Water Ott and Lancaster visitor J. T. McLain among the group.
Woman and Boy Bitten By Dogs in Logan Incidents
County sanitarian Charles Fitzgerald said a Logan Rt. 1 woman and a Logan boy were bitten by dogs Friday and Saturday. The dogs owned by Roscoe Griffin and Pearl Schultz are confined and to be observed for 10 days. Mrs. Roy Thompson received an anti tetanus shot after being bitten above the ankle. Steve Belkas was bitten by the Schultz dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fitzgerald
Logan Rt. 1
Roscoe Griffin
Pearl Schultz
Henrietta Ave
Roy Thompson
Griffin
Steve Belkas
Schultz
Funeral Held in Columbus for Mrs. Rose Houk
Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Houk of North Hollywood California sister of Mrs. Sam Whitehart formerly of Logan will be held at Feil Funeral Home Columbus at 8 p m today. Burial and another service will be in North Hollywood later. She died Monday night at Doctors Hospital Columbus after becoming ill while visiting Newark with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Sam Whitehart. She arrived in Ohio May 16 and was a member of Venus Chapter 76 Order of the Eastern Star. She is survived by a son Robert Houk of North Hollywood two daughters Mrs L J Frey of Toledo and Mrs Ralph Duncan of North Hollywood and several grandchildren including Mrs Audrey Simpson of Woodland Hills California.
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Rose Houk
North Hollywood
Calif
Sam Whitehart
Logan
Feil Funeral Home
King Ave
Columbus
Doctors Hospital
Newark
Otto Sanner
Ohio
Houk
Venus
Order of the Eastern Star
Robert Houk
L. J. Frey
Toledo
Ralph Duncan
Audrey Simpson
Woodland Hills
Crockett Run Bridge Temporarily Repaired After Hit
Albert Seabright, county engineer, announced temporary repairs to the Crockett Run Bridge over Voris Road at Carpenter Road intersection were finished. A vehicle struck the bridge Sunday evening, knocking a stone from a truss shoe and causing a five inch settlement. traffic closed from 7 p.m. Sunday to 2:30 p.m. yesterday. Permanent fixes require about two weeks.
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Albert Seabright
Crockett Run
Voris Rd
Carpenter Rd
Seabright
Real Estate Transfers in Logan and Surrounding Areas
County courts list real estate transfers including Angela Vanmeter administrator selling Lot 986 Pond's Addition Logan to Donald and Virginia Young, Willard Friend to Dorothy Courtney Lot 1051 and south half of abandoned Hocking Canal Falls Two, John W Clark to Andy Canter 100 acres Sec 13 Good Hope Two, J Elder guardian to Paul E Stuart part of Lot 32 Millville, Jacob Bainter to Charles and Virginia Crosby part SE quarter Sec 15 Laurel Two, and Helen D Niron to Cantwell Cliffs Inc 40 acres Sec 33 Good Hope.
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Angela Vanmeter
Jennie Timberlake
Donald G
Virginia O. Young
Pond’s
Logan
Willard M
Kathryn E
Dorothy L. Courtney
Hocking Canal
Falls Two
John W
Katharine R. Clark
Andy
Rosa Canter
Good Hope Two
J. Elder
Cora M. Almy
Paul E. Stuart
Millville
Jacob Bainter
Charles Kenneth
Virginia Mae Crosby
Laurel
Helen D. Niron
Cantwell Cliffs, Inc
Good Hope
Logan Area People News Many Families Visit Injuries and Births
Jean Ann Spang eight-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Spang West Logan is home with measles. Capt Bill Ford and family from Salina Kansas visit relatives in Logan Haydenville and were stationed at Schilling Air Force Base and arrive last Thursday. Gerald Massey and Ann Schultheis left for Quantico Virginia as Mr Massey joins the U S Marines. Marvin Smith and Mary Hutchison plan to return to Columbus July first. Mrs Clarence Ford returns from Fremont after her aunt Reba Seifert suffered a stroke. Five Hocking County students receive Ohio University degrees Larry Buckles Jerry Clark Shirley Derr Marian Martin and Robert Poling. Judy Owens returns from St Aloysius Academy New Lexington. Mrs Lester Risch and Janie Risch visit Cleveland with Dr Harold Kelch family. Dr Kelch to complete Lakeside Hospital residency. Deborah Holdren admitted to University Hospital Columbus. Alpha Turner announces birth of Jayne Marie at Grant Hospital Columbus. Janie Risch to Duke University for summer school. Mrs Carl Risch admitted for nose surgery. Revue by Schneider Dance pupils forthcoming.
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Bill Ford
Jean Seel
Dick, Suzanne
David
Salina
Kan
Clarence Ford
Logan
Willard Seel
Haydenville
Capt. Ford
Schilling Air Force Base
Hocking County
Ohio University
Larry L. Buckles
Jerry L. Clark
Shirley J. Derr
Marian C. Martin
Robert H. Poling
Rockbridge
Lester V. Risch
Janie Risch
Cleveland
Harold E. Kelch
Carol Risch
Robbie
Kelch
Lakeside Hospital
Western Reserve
Studio Talk Postponed to Thursday at St John’s Hall
The Wednesday night studio program has been moved to Thursday June 12 at 8 p.m. It will be held in St. John’s school hall as announced today.
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St. John's School Hall
Simmons Taken To Lima Hospital For Psychiatric Exam
Hocking County deputy John Wells transported Clyde Simmons a 40 year old Logan man convicted of sodomy to Lima State Hospital for a psychiatric exam lasting up to 60 days. Radium will halve its value over about 1800 years.
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Hocking County
John Wells
Clyde Simmons
Logan
Lima State Hospital
Simmons
Sales Tax Receipts Decline in Hocking County Week
Hocking County sales tax receipts fell last week by 6,786.47 dollars from the previous year’s same week. County treasurer Ralph Moorhead reported 4,228.18 dollars collected versus 11,014.65 the prior year, a 42 percent drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Ralph Moorhead
Massive Mobile Home Show Draws Thousands in Logan
Dannie Devol, owner of Dannie's Trailer Sales, announced over 5,000 people attended the 1958 mobile home show from Friday to Sunday at the east Logan edge. Detroiter Marlette Trotwood and Great Lakes firms sent factory reps to answer questions. Flippa the Crown drew about 3,000 youngsters with parents Saturday morning. More than 1,500 helium balloons, soft drinks, Cousin Roy's Western Band, and radio coverage by WATH highlighted the event. A Thursday night kickoff at the Izaak Walton clubhouse drew about 150 attendees with dinner and entertainment.
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Dannie Devol
Dannie
Logan
Detroiter
Marlette
Trotwood
Great Lakes
Flippa the Crown
Columbus
Roy
WATH
Devol
Izaak Walton
Lake Logan
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Starr-Washington Board
B&j
Deluxe Cleaners
N. Market St. Logan
Crockett Run Bridge
Mexico
Stoltz Drug Store
Jean Ann Spang
Donald Spang
West Logan
Gerald Massey
Ann Schultheis
Quantico
Massey
U.S. Marines
Marvin R. Smith
Mary Hutchison
Smith
N. Market St
Fremont
Reba Seifert
S. Park Ave
Seifert
William Kienzle
Judy Owens
St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Judy
John C. Owens
Wilson Ave
South
Deborah Holdren
Ralph Holdren
Union Furnace
University Hospital
Alpha A. Turner
Logan Rt. 2
Grant Hospital
Jayne Marie
Charles Westenbarger
Logan Me
Duke University
Durham
N. C
W. Hunter St
Carl Risch
The
Schneider Dance
American Express
Logan Federal Savings & Loan
E. Main St
Simmons Is
Lima Hospital
Marble Cliff
Marble Cliff Quarries CO. Agricultural Limestone Division
Powell and Lewisburg
E. Hunter St
Elma Eee i
Tunis
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Duluth
Std St
Ome
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