Logan Reserves Set for Two Weeks Camp Training
Logan's Army Reserve unit 94 and 47 enlisted men of 7th Howitzer Battalion will depart Saturday for two weeks of training at Camp Pickett Virginia. First Sergeant Albert Blick outlined a 10 man convoy by three trucks two jeeps and two 155mm guns with the rest flying to Richmond. Training includes artillery firing including night missions and illuminating shells plus aid maneuvers as bike activity is added. The unit recently shifted from 105mm to 155mm howitzers and absorbed 50 men from the Athens unit under a reorganization. there are 66 battalion members though some are on active duty. Authorities listed the participating officers noncommissioned officers and enlisted personnel by rank.
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Kieny
83Rd Infantry
Logan
Camp Pickett
Albert Blick
Columbus
Richmond
Elick
Athens
Blick
Thomas Kellner
Roger L. Parsons
Albert B. Flick
Edward L. Rutter
Virgil L. Woodson
H Hmerman
Rexford Myers
Phil Phelps
Earnest E. Smith
Charles Dorman
John D. Smyers
Harold Karr
Richard Luetzow
Thomas A. Sutton
Harold F. Malone
James Inboden
Glendon O. Smith
Albert Baker
Richard D. Blosser
Basil D. Carsey
Robert E. Woods
John W. Anderson
Joseph W. Corby
Robert L. Ervin
William W. Foster
Robert D. Johnson
Richard A. Jones
David L. Kasler
Robert J. Krannitz
Danny W. McDonald
William H. Ogg
Albert M. Poling
Len B. Reeder
Hospital Notes Dismissals and Emergencies Listed
Hospital Notes lists patients including Mrs Jennie Keister Laurelville Rt 2 Robert Beougher Logan Rt 2 Mrs Charles S Lehman 513 West St Logan Master Scott Vermillion Union Furnace Dismissals include Miss Sandra Mount Lake Logan Rds Mrs William Poling and son 730 Third St Logan Emergencies Master Terry Leach Columbus Gene Davis Logan Rt 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Keister
Laurelville Rt
Robert Beougher
Logan Rt
West St
Logan
Scott Vermillion
Union Furnace
Sandra Mount
Lake Logan
William Poling and Son
Third St
Terry Leach
Columbus
Gene Davis
Local Residents Named in Mount St. Mary Area Notices
A long list of names and relatives appears, noting births, marriages, and connections in Mount St. Mary Nelsonville Haydenville Glouster Murray City New Straitsville Buchtel Jacksonville Moxahala Moxahala area communities. The compiled notices include parents grandparents siblings and twin and baby names across several townships and rural routes.
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Lope Nelsonville
Ralph VanBibber
Haydenville
Ld Sch Logan
Marie M Hambel
Soles- Matheny
Nelsonville
Walter Drake
Meheouviier
Robert J. B
Buchtel
Alfred E. Wright
Glouster
Harley Wakefield
Athens
Joy Vollmer
Gore
Shirley Shafer
Joan Green
Hugh McKinney
Hemlock
Mildred Birnbaum
Etta Curran
Moxahala
Roger Roederer
New Plymouth
Nadine Dupler
Warren Dupler
Angela Dupler
Charles Arnold
Norma Dalton
Hocking County Patients Attend Diagnostic Clinic
Thirteen Hocking County residents attended a diagnostic clinic Tuesday at the Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital in Nelsonville. The event was sponsored by the Department of Public Welfare and featured doctors Don Hosier O W Hosteman and electrocardiogram technician Ina Fritz from Children’s Hospital Columbus. Attendees included two from Vinton County and one from Athens County.
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Hocking County
Southeast
Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Nelsonville
Department of Public Welfare Division of Social Administration & Services
Don Hosier
O. W. Hosteman
Ina Fritz
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Vinton County
Athens County
Seven Indicted for Fatal Massillon Service Station Shooting
Sum mit County grand jury indicted seven persons on first degree murder charges in the April 25 fatal shooting of Massillon service station operator George McDowell Nash 30 Akron suspects include William James Fincher alias Jesse James Williams 28 and Richard Thomas Carey 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Ohio
Summit County
William James Fincher
Jesse James Williams
Richard Thomas Carey
Akron
Massillon
George McDowell
Nash
Vatican Council Set to Reconvene in Rome This Fall
Pope Paul VI orders the Ecumenical Council to reconvene September 29 in Rome. Over 2,500 prelates are expected for the largest gathering in church history. The council, begun by Pope John XXIII to promote Christian unity, was recessed last December and may extend beyond Christmas.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Special Council
Rome
John XXIII
John
Paul
Pope Paul
Local Graduates and Births Highlight Logan Area
Mrs Frank Newell of Marietta earned in absentia a bachelor of science in education from Ohio University Athens on June 9. James Wood and wife Nelsonville announce a son Christopher Joseph born June 21 at Mount St Mary Hospital. Melanie Sue Stoltz weighs 5 pounds 10% ounces born June 21 at University Hospital Columbus to David and Myron Stoltz. Richard Hartman Logan resident recovering from acute pneumonia. Kirby Snyder of Fountain Street listed seriously ill at home.
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Frank Newell
Marietta
Logan
Ohio University of Athens
James Wood
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Christopher Joseph
Helen Pedigo
Nelsonville
William Wood
Sylvia Pedigo
George Fearns
Murray City
Perry Wood
Wilkesville
David Stoltz
Stinchcomb Drive
Columbus
University Hospital, Columbus
Melanie Sue
Barton S. Hall
Myron A. Stoltz
Hall Downhour
Elyria
Ivan Wolfe
Dayton
Barton A. Hall
Warren Ornedorff
John Stoltz
Richard Hartman
Logan Rt. 2
Judge Collins Lowers Boom On Man For Reckless Driving
Haydenville man Fred Eugene Pettit, 21, was fined 70 dollars and costs, jailed three days, and suspended for three months after reckless driving charges in three communities. Pettit, cited May 25 on Route 33S, failed to appear May 27 and a June 6 arrest warrant followed. he was arrested Wednesday by state patrol. He had a prior Celina Municipal Court conviction for the same charge, with Nelsonville police awaiting his release to face another count.
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Hockington
Collins
Haydenville
Fred Eugene Pettit
Pettit
State Highway Patrol
Rt. 33
Diamond
Laurel Run Rd
Celina
Nelsonville
Berger Hospital to Build Maternity Wing Expansion
Contracts for a new 15 bed maternity wing at Berger Hospital were awarded totaling 276 155 with Don King Construction Co of Jackson as general contractor and S and Electric Co of Columbus handling electrical work. The Gosling Co of Lancaster is the mechanical contractor. A 110 000 Hill Burton grant funds the project with the remainder from hospital fund expected at 166 045.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Berger Hospital
Berger
Don King Construction Co
Jackson
Lutheran Church
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
S & § Electric Co
Columbus
Gosling Co
Lancaster
Hill-Burton
U.S. Public Health Service
Nine U S Aides Indicted In Payoff Probe
Nine federal employees and a former worker were indicted on charges of bribery and perjury related to alleged payoffs of at least $13 000 by Long Island home builders to FHA inspectors. A Brooklyn grand jury brought the seven month investigation to a close. eight inspectors from the FHA Hollis office in Queens and one Veterans Administration analyst were named in the indictment.
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Washington
Thesday
Ibery
Long Island
New York
Federal Housing Administration
Justice Department
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hollis
Queens
Veterans Administration
FHA
Rhodes Fair Practice Code Criticized as Cynical
Democratic leaders in Ohio attacked Governor James A. Rhodes code of fair practices, saying it duplic Ates state law and hides his stance on fair housing. They charged the proclamation is a cynical move to gain headlines while Negro leaders accuse him of not pushing fair housing legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
GOP
James A. Rhodes
A. G. Lancione
D-Belmont
Frank King
D-Lucas
Lancione
King
Rhodes
Communist China Water Reaches Hong Kong Mains
The first shipload of water from Communist China began flowing into Hong Kong’s water mains today amid drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist China
Hong Kong
China
Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Lawrence Fox of 580 Third St died at 8 a m today at St Anthony's Hospital Columbus Funeral arrangements will be announced later Mrs Anna Jane Smith 68 Logan Rt 2 died at 4 30 a m today in Hocking Valley Hospital She was a McArthur native long resident of Logan Survivors include husband Frank mother Mrs Denia Slagle Darbyville two sons Herbert Gahanna Leslie Logan Rt 4 a daughter Mrs Maxine Ferry a half-brother Russell Slagle a sister Mrs Goldie Pierce Columbus a half-sister Miss Loretta Slagle La Crescent Calif two brothers Clayton Columbus and Dennis Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery Friends may call at Leonard Funeral Home Friday afternoon Services will be at 2 p m Sunday at the funeral home officiated by Rev Paul Sellers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Anna Jane Smith
Logan Rt. 2
Hocking Valley Hospital
McArthur
Logan
Frank
Denia Slagle
Darbyville
Herbert
Gahanna
Leslie
Logan Rt. 4
Maxine Ferry
Russel Slagle
Goldie Pierce
Columbus
Loretta Slagle
la Crescent
Calif
Clayton
Dennis
Leonard
Miss Esther Williams Dies At 81 In New Straitsville
Miss Esther Williams 81 of New Straitsville dies Wednesday at Hocking Valley Hospital after a period as a patient. Born in New Straitsville she taught in Perry County schools and belonged to Carmel Baptist Church. Survived by four nieces and two nephews. visitation at Trevey Funeral Home until 2 p.m. Friday followed by services at the funeral home led by Rev. Max Harvey.
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Esther Williams
New Straitsville
Hocking Valley Hospital
Monay
Benjamin and
Elizabeth Johnson Williams
Perry County
Carmel Baptist Church
Margaret Goodin
New Lexington
Edith Mellick
Toledo
Mary Walker
Columbus
Helen Church
Newark
James Haynes
Raymond Haynes
Carbon Hill
Trevey
Max Harvey
Funeral services for Pearl C Starner 72 Rockbridge
Funeral services for Pearl C Starner 72 of Rockbridge Rt 1 were held at Heinlein Funeral Home at 2 p m with Revs R B Hughes and Roy Crawford officiating Music was provided by Bonnie Jones Jean Mowrey Charles Mathias Robert Bryan and Hattie Hughes Pallbearers were Crawford Starner Ni hiser Jr Shaw Starner Ellinger and Harold Crawford Honarary pallbearers included Coakley Evans Terrell Karshner Risch and Swartz Burial took place at Oak Grove Cemetery
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Pearl C. Starner
Rockbridge
Funeral services held for Kella Mount at 1 p.m.
Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. Wednesday for Kella Mount age 79 of Logan Route 3 who died Saturday at Hocking Valley Hospital. The Rev. Orville Newton officiated.
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Kella
Mount
Logan Rt
Hocking Valley Hospital
Orville Newton
Mount St. Mary Hospital bans sportswear for visitors
Nelsonville hospital prohibits shorts pedal pushers and similar casual dress for patients and visitors except for emergency admissions. Mother Euphemia calls informal attire improper while the rule applies to all adults and teens.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Euphemia
County Courts Name Co-Executors for Irvin Krinn Estate
Zola Faith and Mary Ruth Krinn named co executors of the estate of the late Irvin Krinn. Wayne Wenton McDaniel and Kyle Gay Fetherofl listed in a marriage license record with ages 22 and 20. Pallbearers included Russell Courtney, Thomas Courtney, Ben Jones, Daniel Kinnison, Ralph Levering, and Robert Levering. Burial performed by Leonard Funeral Home at Haydenville Cemetery.
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Zola Faith
Mary Ruth Krinn
Logan Star Rt
Irvin Krinn
Wayne Wenton McDaniel
Union Furnace
Kyle Gay Fetherofl
Logan
Russell
Thomas Courtney
Ben Jones
Daniel Kinnison
Ralph
Robert Levering
Leonard Funeral Home
Haydenville Cemetery
James A Nupp Funeral Rites Given in Hocking County
Funeral services for James A Nupp 72 of 555 E Second St were held at Leonard Funeral Home with the Rev Charles Spier officiating and military rites by Hocking County veterans. Pallbearers included Larry Blair Paul Howdyshell John McVey John Backus Clyde Smith and Charles Gambrel. Graveside taps were played after a service from the national combined veterans organizations. A separate Requiem Mass for John Mowrey 86 of 509 West St was held at St John’s Catholic Church with pallbearers Arthur Gasser Charles Eiler Thomas Walsh Joe Thomas William Daugherty and John N Eberst. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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James A, Nupp
Leonard Funeral Home
James A. Nupp
E. Second St
Hocking Valley Hospi
Charles Spier
George Jurgensmier
Walter Leonard
Carl Spence
Larry Blair
Paul Howdyshell
John McVey
John Backus
Clyde Smith
Charles Gambrel
Hocking County
Jerry McAfee
St. John’s Catholic Church
John Mowrey
West St
John J. O'Rourke
Arthur Gasser
Charles Eiler
Thomas Walsh
Joe Thomas
William Daugherty
John N. Eberst
Roberts Funeral Home
Oak Grove Cemetery
Inspection Held For Logan Chapter DeMolay
Semi annual inspection of Logan chapter Order of DeMolay was conducted at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening. D. Clayton Stein from Athens served as inspection officer with Bill Pace and other Athens chapter members. Initiatory and DeMolay degree candidates included Bill Rutter and John Stone. Installations of officers are planned for July 18 at the temple with public and Masonic family invited.
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Logan
Masonic
D. Clayton Stein
12Th
Stein
Athens
Bill Pace
Bill Rutter
John Stone
Order of Eastern Star
Rainbow Girls
Patrol To Show Traffic Death Film In County Court
Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins announced a state highway patrol film titled Signal 30 will be shown at the Courthouse at 11 a.m. The film depicts highway tragedies as seen by patrol investigators and will accompany traffic court cases on the day’s agenda. Public attendance is invited with July 4th holiday in view.
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Ohio
Hocking County
Vaughn Collins
Collins
Jackson Production Open House At Court Street Center
Jackson Production Credit Association will hold an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the central office building in Jackson on 75. The public is invited and souvenirs and refreshments will be available, according to Lloyd Whisler, local field representative.
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Jackson Production Credit Association
Cent
Jackson
Lloy Whisler
Mayor Fines Driver for Safely Distance Violation
Mayor Delmar Freeman fined Rosemary Bunthoff 18 of 486 E Second St ten dollars and costs for failure to maintain assured clear distance after a city police citation tied to a June 21 accident.
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Rosemary Bunthoff
E. Second St
Delmar Freeman
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SEO News
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Holzer Hospital
American Society of Clinical Pathologists
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Jackson-Vinton County
General Electric
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U. S
Fair Practice Code
Lawrence Fox
St. Anthony’s Hospital
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Citifarm
Wunkote
John Mansville
Nelsonville News
Ramon C. Rozzell
William Hoffman Wedneseo
Hoffman
Myrtle
Barnhart
Athens Rt. 3
Oakley Farm
Jack
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