Dog Warden Collects Load of Strays in Murray City
Hocking County Dog Warden toward Brooks assisted by Marshal Floyd Keeton on April 6 in Murray City collecting a truck load of stray dogs. Strays were taken to the Hocking County pound as village officials enforce ordinances during garden season. Owners face arrest and fines for dogs running at large. Mayor Floyd Stiff urges citizen cooperation until garden season ends.
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Murray City
Hocking County
Brooks
Floyd Keeton
Floyd Stiff
Eight Districts Surpass Five Percent Red Cross Goal
Final reports from Union Furnace Rockbridge and Carbon Hill show each district exceeded a 25 percent increase toward the Red Cross drive. Rockbridge led by Beryl Tucker raised 154 dollars, Union Furnace under Mrs. B Gehres collected 94.60, Carbon Hill led by Mrs Zoe Blosser contributed 52.50. The 1951 campaign ends Saturday with a goal of 4900 dollars, a five percent rise over last year's 3900.
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Dave
Union Furnace
Rockbridge
Carbon Hill
Beryl Tucker
B. Gehres
Union Furnnce
Zoe Blosser
Tucker
Clara Summel
Ralph Plackston
Charles Mathias
Marie Beougher
Mary Couch
Calvin Rice
Gertrude Poling
Ruth Tucker
Wins Mildred Taylor
Gehres
Janice Eggleston
Virginian McGhee
Logan Girl Scout Council Names New Organizational Chairman
At the Logan Girl Scout Council meeting in the Scout Rooms of the Hull Building Mrs Eve Gribble was named organizational chairman. Scouts reported cookie orders with delivery set for April 28. Lancaster Girl Scouts will host a district workshop on May 19 in Rising Park. Attendees included Mrs Day Nimon president and others such as Mrs Harry Ammon and Mrs Kerwood Martin.
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Logan
Logan Girl Scout Council
Hull Uliding
Eve Gribble
Lancaster Girl Scouts
Rising Park
Day Nimon
Harry Ammon
Kerwood Martin
Darley Kitchen
Yugoslavia Area Cited With 20 000 Square Miles
A reference notes the Tae Boenia Herzegovina region in Yugoslavia spans about 20 000 square miles. The statement emphasizes the size of the area in question.
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Tae Boenia-Herzegovina
Yugoslavia
Dinner Of County TB Association Highlights Plans
The County TB Association held a dinner where executive secretary Mrs John Krieg reported 2497 received from seal sales 1510 spent on next years program. Plans include Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville x ray unit in Oct for mass screenings and urging school boards to offer free chest x rays. New officers include Mrs Paul Shaw president and Mrs Kerwood Martin vice president with a large board of directors listed.
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Ranning
Rand
John Krieg
Mount St Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
William Lewis
Columbus
Paul Shaw
Kerwood Martin
Lawrence Adcock
Carl Harsh
Clarence Skinner
George E. Carr
G. A. Woods
Charles P. Foy
Fred Good
Joe Stone
William Brooker
Kenneth Eaton
Joe Hartman
Eugene Brown
Leslie Johnson
C. C. Penrod
John Amnah
Alva Hankison
Carlton Frame
Clayton Sater
Warren Sowers
Lecca Hoy
William Patchen
Homer Wilson
David Wylie
Sol Stoughton
Gladys Gerken
Barton Hall
George Hengst
Beryl Tucker
Freda Lappen
Louis Mathew
Henry Carr
Roy Klingler
M. M. Melnturf
Lewis Price Resigns Logan Safety Service Director Post
Logan safety service director Lewis Price resigns effective April 15. Fries, a former state highway employee, is on two weeks vacation from the city post and will succeed Price. He is the second safety-service director under Mayor Roger W. Friend following Boyd Van Wright’s resignation.
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Logan
Lewis Price, N. Orchard Sr
Logan Safety Service
Fries
State Highway Department
Roger W. Friend
Boyd van Wright
Millstead Funeral Held In New Plymouth
Funeral services for Jacob William Millstead 68 were held at 10 30 am today at the Heinlein funeral home in New Plymouth with Rev Carrall Cheseer officiating. Burial followed at New Plymouth Cemetery. Music by Mrs Edgar Hillyer and Mrs R B Hansel with Carl Spence as accompanist. Pallbearers included James Selaicki Walter Harm ley Richard Hardesty Robert Boals Donald Boals and Dickie Turner.
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Logan
Jacob William Millstead
New Plymouth
Heinlein
Carrall Cheseer
Edgar Hillyer
R. B. Hansel
Carl Spence
James Selaicki
Walter Harmley
Richard Hardesty
Robert
Donald Boals
Dickie Turner
Johnsons Return Home From Annual Conclave
Kenneth Johnson and Carl Johnson of the Theo Johnson Co. returned from the 20th Annual Forced Warm Air Conference at Michigan State College in Lansing. The event, sponsored by the National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association, aimed to showcase new design and installation methods for warm air heating systems.
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Logan
Kenneth Johnson
Carl Johnson
Theo Johnson Co
Michigan State College
Lansing
Michian
National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association
Two Cars Damaged in Wreck Saturday
City police report a Saturday night collision at Church Street and Warner Avenue injuring ten. Drivers William F. Richards, 19, and Henry E. White, 10, Logan Route 4 were involved.
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Logan
Church St
Warner Ave
Assice
Wiliam F. Richards
Henry E. White
Report on Hocking County disease figures for March
Health Commissioner Dr. J. G. Southard reports five communicable disease cases in Hocking County for March. Two scarlet fever cases, two mumps, and one chickenpox. Immunizations included four smallpox and fourteen diphtheria. one tuberculosis admission and twelve venereal disease admissions were handled.
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Logan
Hocking County
J. G. Southard
Health Department
Southard
Hugh Chute
Weslth
Man Fined 25 Dollars on Intoxication Charge
Logan resident John Hanning pleaded guilty to intoxication and disorderly conduct. Magistrate S B Whitehart fined him 25 dollars plus costs and suspended jail time. Deputy Hadson McPann arrested Hanning for the offense or related actions.
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Logan
John Hanning
Ruby Clark
S. B. Whitehart
Hanning
Hadson McPann
Divorce suit filed in Logan court over neglect of duty
Margaret Fall of Logan files in common pleas court for divorce from Lavi Hall of Enterprise claiming gross neglect of duty. She seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name Shaw. The petition states the couple married May 6, 1918, and have no…
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Margaret Fall
Lavi Hall
Enterprise
Alenony
Shaw
Administrator Files Answer in $4750 Suit
Jess Striblin as administrator for the estate of Clarence Striblin files an answer in common pleas court to Florence Priest's $4750 claim for services rendered. The filing denies the plaintiff s allegations and asserts the estate does not owe the amount.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Jess Striblin
Clarence Striblin
Florence Priest
Answer
James Foraker Rites Set for Monday
Logan funeral services for James Laster Foraker 46 who died Saturday morning at Hocking Valley Hospital were set for 2 pm Monday at Heinlein funeral home with Rev R H Wilson and Rev Orwen Plumley officiating. Burial will be in West Union Street Cemetery Athens. Pallbearers listed: Lester Risch Robert Keynes Ralph Helber Freeman Hughes Delbert Marastifier Phil A Henderson.
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Logan
James Laster Foraker
Hocking Valley Hospital
Pan
Heinlein
R H. Wilson
Orwen Plumley
New Straiteville
West Union St
Athens
Lester Risch
Robert Keynes
Ralph Helber
Freeman Hughes
Delbert Marastifier
Phil A. Henderson
Paul Revere Ride From Charles Town to Lexington
The ride warned of British approach with an estimated distance of about 12 to 16 miles. Revere's route from Charles Town to Lexington is noted as the famed warning mission in colonial history.
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Paul Revere
Charlestown
Lexington
Corning Social Notes and Funeral Updates
Social notes from Corning report graveside services for Mrs. Thomas Fotheringham in New Lexington and final rites for Rev. Dale Earnest in Columbus. Surviving relatives and local responses noted, with Charles Wallace celebrating a birthday and school operetta praised. Warren McCoy returns from Elyria and recovers from illness.
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Corning
Augusta Nichols
Clara Hern
Jane Deime
Maplewood Cemetery
New Lexington
Thomas Fotheringham
Texas
Congo
Buckingham
Pennsylvania
Dale Earnest
University Hospial
Columbus
Earnest
Themiore Ludwig
Charles Wallace
South Valley St
Charles
Gail E. Wallace
Rub
Asbury College
Warren McCoy
Elyria
Mr. McCoy
J. Richardson
Vinton County Native Dies in Athens
Clara Potts 75 a lifelong Nelsonville resident died Saturday in Athens after a long illness. A Zaleski native she lived much of her life in Nelsonville and was a Methodist. Survived by daughter Emma Brush granddaughter Ann a sister Jean Sweeney Zaleski and brother Robert Sands Medina. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Warren funeral home conducted by Rev J A Long burial Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Clara Potts
Athens
Zaleski
Methodist Church
J. A. Long
Warren Funeral Home
Greenlawn Cemetery
Births and Discharges at Mount St Mary Hospital
A birth noted for Mrs. Arthur Naieonville a daughter born. Discharges include Homer Linscott Trimble Route William E. Cable Corning Mrs Andrew B Warner Athens Mrs C W Brush Nelsonville Mrs Robert S Hemsley Glouster Stanley Fydroski Glouster William Nelson DeGamore Corna Robert W Clarke Logan Route 4 Smothy Cox Athens Clarence James Nelsonville.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Arthur Naieonville
Aneh Fraugh
Homer Linscott
Trimble
William E. Cable
Corning
Andrew B. Warner
Athens
C. W. Brush
Nelsonville
Robert S. Hemsley
Glous
Stanley
Fydroski
Glouster
William Nelson DeGamore
Cornas
Robert W. Clarke
Logan
Smothy Cox
Clarence James
Hoover Commission Review At Hyperion Club Meeting
Mrs. Paul M. Niswander chaired a Hyperion Club session in Nelsonville reviewing Hoover Commission recommendations on department reorganizations. About 50 proposals were reported as adopted. The gathering included Mr. Curt Davis Rev. Paul Niswander and family, with jonquil centerpiece and square table setting.
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Nelsonville
Hoover Commission
Paul M. Niswander
Hyperion Club
Victor Oakley
Curt Davis
Paul Niswander
Niswander
East PTA to Meet Wednesday at 3 PM
The East PTA will hold a Wednesday meeting at 3 p.m. in the East building. A program by the kindergarten department directed by Miss Margaret Johnson will be presented. The new movie sector will be demonstrated and the nominating committee will submit a report.
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East Pta
Margaret Johnson
Emblem Club Meeting at Elis' Hall Tuesday Evening
The Emblem Club will hold a meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Elis' Hall. Members are urged to attend as plans for upcoming events are discussed.
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The
Emblem Club
Elis’ Hall
Loyal Workers Class Met for Covered Dish Dinner
Members of the Loyal Workers Class of the Methodist Church met Thursday evening in social rooms. The gathering opened with a covered dish dinner at 3 p.m. served to members and five guests.
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Loyal Workers Class
The
Methodist Church
Two Men Fined for Fighting in Nelsonville Court
In Nelsonville Earl Awfiick of Columbus and Ash Webb, a local resident, pleaded guilty to quarrelling and fighting before Mayor Farl filleary. They were fined $10 plus costs each. Clifford Pickett of the city pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined $10 and costs, and jailed pending settlement in county jail.
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Nelsonville
Earl Awfiick
Columbus
Ash Webb
Farl Filleary
Clifford Pickett
City
DAR Elizabeth Fane Tea Chapter Meets for Annual Tea
A called meeting of Elizabeth Fane Tea Chapter DAR will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James D. Knight on Franklin Street Wi. Plans will be made for the chapter's annual tea.
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Elizabeth Fane
Dar
James D. Knight
Franklin St
Twig 1 Mount St Mary Hos gee Guild Meeting
Twig 1 Mount St Mary Hos gee Guild will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Preston on E Washington Street. The notice calls for member attendance and notes the meeting will start at a specified time.
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Twig 1
Mount St. Mary
Meeting of Buchtel Twigs at Mayor's Office
A gathering of all Buchtel Twigs of Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild will convene at the Mayor's Office in Buchtel on Tuesday at 7 p m. The meeting aims to organize activities for the guild and review upcoming events.
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Buchtel
Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild
Social notes list visitors and guests in two towns
Miss Bertha Nixon returned from a month long vacation with relatives in Miami and Key West Florida. Miss Cynthia Johnston of Huntington West Virginia was the Friday guest of Mrs. Dave Wallner.
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Bertha Nixon
Miami
Key West
Pla
Cynthia Johnston
Huntington
W. Va
Dave Wallner
Light Damage From Barracks Blaze At Camp Nelson
Fire damaged a nonoccupied barracks at Camp Nelson, U S Forest Service Station, early in the morning. A station attendant found the blaze about 12 30 a m. A small floor hole and minor siding damage were reported by Fireman George Godenschwager.
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Nelsonville
Camp Neison
U. S. Forest Service
George Godenschwager
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County TB Association
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James Foraker
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Corning Social Notes
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Irene Dunne
Ance
Mudlark
Alec Guinness
Vinton County
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Deanville
Inez Roach
Jean Dicken
Alan Miller
Haydenville
Wilbur Kinnebriel
Anice Wilson
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the Invisible Man
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Arlene Darl
Banat Sullivan
Cambridge
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Price
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Dorothy Parkins
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