Hocking TB Association Elects Board Directors
Logan officials announce six directors elected at the TB Association annual meeting. Four men were arraigned in Logan for assorted charges including drunken driving and muffler violations. Dr. Humphreys stressed the importance of x rays to find TB and other chest conditions as the group reviewed 1955 campaigns and 1956 plans.
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LOGAN
Fran
Jess Myers
Humph Verle A. Watts
Loganing
Hocking County
Reys
City Cu
Benjamin Franklin
Herculosis Hospital
Columbus
Hunter St
Westminster House
Gary Gompf
Mulberry
Franklin County
Wallace
Charles Reeves
Colum- Paul Dolli
Con- Bus
United States
H. M. Boocks
Missioner
Reeves
Marilyn Snyder
Logan High School
Louise Bowen
John
Owen F. Yaw
Bachus Sr
Main St
Zaleski
Theodore
Robert Laper
Laper
Hock
Ing Valley Hospital
Kenneth
A Valley Hospital
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Orland Burke
The
Baptist Church
Edna Hawk
Hubert Beck
Garfield
University Hoscrest Rest Home
Athens
Local Families Visit in Great Bend and Nearby Towns
A string of visits from residents of Narow Masser Reedsville and Columbus to families in Great Bend and nearby areas is noted. Guests include Mr and Mrs F A Enoch and the Reid Youngs with G A Young, plus Jack Sharpneck and children from Columbus. The group also hosted Elmer Haycock and daughters and Mabel Marshall from Columbus, and others from Middleport Wheeling Colville and Stockport attended a dinner for FFA members.
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Ana Airs
Narow Masser
Reedsville
F. A. Enoch
Reid Young
Davis Yost
Great Bend
Harold Sauer
Jacobs Will Admitted To Hocking Probate
William E. Jacobs of Laurelville dies leaving Barbara widow sole beneficiary of all tangible property except an automobile. Barbara also receives half the residue after sale and conversion to cash. Margerite Jacobs of Columbus named executor without bond. Three daughters receive one sixth of the residue each.
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Jacobs
Hocking
Logan
William E. Jacobs
Laurelville
Hocking County
Barbara
Margerite Jacobs
Columbus
Wymore Family Supports Convalescing Grace Houdashelt
Mrs Lydis Soathott cares for her daughter Grace Houdashelt in Wymore Neb as relatives visit and send best wishes. The Houdashelt and King families are mentioned with several other relatives and friends including the Beals and Morris household visiting Cincinnati and Ravenna during a weekend trip.
Hocking Spelling Contest Winner Named Darla Coakley
Darla Coakley won the Hocking County spelling contest held at the Gibison Mlle School. She outperformed 24 entrants from area schools in an oral round after a written test for fourth to eighth graders. Coakley will represent county schools in the district contest in Columbus on April 28.
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Varia
Gibison- Mlle
Hocking County
Lee
Haydenville
Ounty
Ela Ienermon
Wanda Lowery
Laurelvire
Fsrade
Rhoda Ferguson
Laurel Wille
Judy Wilson
Murray Ci
Gary Daubenmire
Ruby Garrett
Fe Sega Sean Eal
Logan organizes Masonic meeting and charity events
The article details a Logan gathering at Pocahontas hall with dinner, flowers, and a birthday observance. It notes inspection by Marjorie Bean of Newcomerstown, table decorations, and 200 attendees. Also covered are club meetings, PTA notes, and various social tributes across local groups.
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Woodard Funeral Home
Masonic
Pocahontas Hall
Pussy Wil
Arlie Brimner
Joan Brimner
Grand Chapter
Ohio
Marjorie F. Bean
Newcomerstown
James Gault
Omah Gaston
Guysville
Ruth E. Long
Somerset
Missouri
Olive Johnston
Amanda
Corning
New Lexington
New Straitsville
Bremen Zaleski
Adelphia
Lancaster
Milersport
Pleasantville
Thornsville
Bexley
Nelsonville
Athens
Crooksville
Shawnee
Lithopolis
Laurelville School Plans Expansion with New Land Purchase
Laurelville High School plans expansion after board approval to buy property adjoining the campus from Robert Bowlens. The building will be remodeled for a home economics department to qualify for a vocational program, financed by the state education department. The district recently bought 300 folding chairs and 60 desks for the gym and classrooms.
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Laurelville High School
James Frey
Countyuperintendent
West Hocking
State Department of Education
Laurelville
Primary Primer Be Sure You Know Your Candidates
Jonn W. Donahey son of the late governor A Vic Donahey enters his third bid for public office in the Democratic primary for Ohio Treasurer in the May 8 election. Born in New Philadelphia eighty years ago he is vice president and secretary of Poco Corp and has never held office. He previously sought the U S Senate nomination in 1952 and the state treasurer nomination in 1954. He is married to Gertrude Walton and has one son in college.
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W.donahey
A. Vic Donahey
New Philadelphia
Donahey
Poco Corp
U. S
Gertrude Walton
Hartshorn Is Given Indeterminate Ohio Penitentiary Term
Hartshorn received an indeterminate sentence to the Ohio Reformatory for Men at Mansfield after a four day trial in Common Pleas Court. He was convicted of first degree manslaughter in the shooting death of his brother Lloyd J. Hartshorn.
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Sartshorn
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Common Pleas
Hartshorn
Lloyd J. Hartshorn
Logan
Nellie Sue Collins
Minor
Josiah
Harley Meyer
al- Hartshorn
Robert Collins
Logan Man Receives State Beer Permit
Ohio Liquor Control issued a D-1 permit for sale of 3.2 beer for on and off premise consumption to John R. Trowbridge at 980 E Front St Logan. The action followed a court order affecting the permit issuance amid the local freeze date.
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Coumbus
Roy
Ite
Harten Rife
Walter
Adolph Smith
Jackson
Joe Leach
Ross Shuler
Debra
Logan
Ohio
Wanda Coy
Pamela Hutton
Liquor Control
Alex Shuler
Roy Rife
Con- Mir
Ivan Grover
Chesumption
John R. Trowbridge
Shire
Front St
Ray Barton
Trowbridge
Children of
Cleveland
Tiled
Barton
Ber
Wiliam C. Bryant
Mit
Garfield Searls
Cision
Department of Old Rgger
Perry Brad
Burg
4 H Heads To Confer On Club Programs
Logan hosts a 4H annual conference for club officers advisors and parents on Wednesday evening April 11 at East Elo. Advisors will lead a discussion on club programs and bring their handbooks to receive new pages.
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Logan
East Elo
Logan Woman Ida Laird Injured in Fall at Home
Mrs Ida Laird of 211 8 Culver Street suffered a fractured spine in a fall Friday night. She was taken to Lancaster Fairfield Hospital for examination and treatment.
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Ida Laird
Culver St
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
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