GALLIPOLIS Supervisor at BIS Outlines Reform Plan
At a Rotary Club in the Farmer's Hotel Col T Lyston Fultz described Boys Industrial School at Lancaster as overcrowded with about 700 boys though it should house 300. He noted Ohio has few BIS facilities as a reform rather than punishment program and explained intake, guidance, and retraining processes with interviews, baths, uniforms, and advisory supervision. The talk stressed returning boys to home conditions while providing schooling and counseling to tailor work programs.
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Gallipolis
Lancaster
Col. T. Lyston Fultz
Rotary Club
Farmer's Hotel
Fultz
Pennsylvania
Ohio
BIS
Sdance
Rehabilitation Talk At Juvenile School Highlights Court Oversight
Colonel Fultz discusses the Ohio Juvenile School under Welfare in a rehab focus. He notes 5 percent church contact, 255 boys joined Chapel on the Hill last year, and discipline includes work squads and citizenship time. He outlines admission, home transfers, and the school’s nonfenced setup. The article also covers guardianship notices and probate court appointments amid estate and land descriptions.
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Fultz
West Po
Department of Education
Ohio Department of Welfare
America
Red Cross Flood Drive Still Short
Logan area Red Cross flood relief drive under funds at about 50 dollars short of a 300 dollar goal for Hocking County. Donations from Barton Hall and Claton Scheide Sr memorial gift support the mid west flood relief and Red Cross officials outline a nationwide effort to aid affected individuals and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barton Hall
Claton Scheide
Wif Scheide
Hocking Co Red Cross
Mid-West
Hocking County
Red Cross
Congress
Harrington Church August Picnic Attendees List
Members and guests of the Harrington Class of the Presbyterian Church gathered for an August picnic in the church dining room Monday evening. Attendees included Lena Mock Stanton Pond Bell Florence Bort Joe Brown Harden Cremean Carl Brown Arthur Dol lmat sch Floyd Duffy Don Iles Fred Keller Kerwood Martin Olive Neibling Paul Shaw Seth Sloan A J Waldron Hester Lee White Fanny Spears and Alfred Campbell of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Presbyterian Church
Lena Mock
Stanton Pond and Bell
Florence Bort
Joe Brown
Harden Cremean
Carl Brown
Arthur Dollmatsch
Floyd Duffy
Don Iles
Fred Keller
Kerwood Martin
Olive Neibling
Paul Shaw
Seth Sloan
A. J. Waldron
Hester Lee White
Fanny Spears
Alfred Campbell
Lancaster
Birthday Celebration At Shelter House For Tom Heinlein
Mr and Mrs Porter Heinlein hosted a wiener roast and dance at Rachel Macher Park shelter in honor of their son Tom's birthday Monday evening. Guests from Logan High School included Bill Helber Mary Christman Jim Aurand Patty Woods Rudy Rempel Betty Funk Bill Miller Judy Hutchnson Don Gribble Janet Lou Norris Betty Buskirk and others. Ann Mauk sent a gift but could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Heinlein
Shelter House
Rachelmacher Park
Tom
Logan High School
Bill Helber
Mary Christman
Jim Aurand
Patty Woods
Rudy Rempel
Betty Funk
Bill Miller
Iss Judy Hutchinson
Don Gribble
Janet Lou Norris
Betty Buskirk
Mary
Ann Mauk
Myers Family Picnic at Old Man's Cave
Lawrence Myers family members gathered for a Sunday picnic at Old Man's Cave. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Myers with Mary Margaret and Rudy, Mr and Mrs Gerald Courter with Connie Sue, Mrs Robert Redd with Carolyn and Tommie, Mr and Mrs Terrence Myers with Jane and Stevie, and Mr and Mrs Ray Myers with Ray Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Myers
Old Man's Cave
Mary Margaret
Rudy
Gerald Courter
Connie Sue
Robert Redd
Carolyn
Tommie
Terrence Myers
Jane
Stevie
Ray Myers
Ray, Jr
Local Family Visits Span Weekend in Logan
Dr. Betty Boyd of New Brunswick New Jersey and her sister Mrs. Hamilton Allen with children from upper New York state visited Mrs John Wellman from Saturday to Tuesday. Marion Solon and wife from Cleveland spent the weekend in Logan with Don Solon of Warner Avenue. Paul Bennin and wife visited Logan to see Mrs Nantington’s mother Mrs Stone who is ill. Bennington was formerly Hocking County sanitarian while Mrs Bennington was home demonstration agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Boyd
New Brunswick
Hamilton Allen
New York State
John Wellman
Marion Solon
Cleveland
Logan
Don Solon
Warner Ave
Paul Bennin
Nnington
Stone
Mr. Bennington
Hocking County
Bennington
York Township Roosevelt Club Picnic on Sept 2
Kimberly Kimberly Kennedy announces candidacy for York Township trustee. Ernest Katzenbach files for constable. Regional visits include families from Lancaster Cleveland Columbus and Haydenville. Residents host guests. Garden show zinnia six inches diameter.
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Kimberly
Robert Kennedy
York Township
Dan Hill
Lancaster
John Chilcoote
James Skivers
Huron
Hill
Frank Pickett
Coate Pickett
Nelsonville
Robert Drum and Son
John Lazar
Cleveland
Ernest Katzenbach
Myers Crossing
Elmer Rizer
Deanville
Charles Holcombe
Robert Hatfield
Robert Hatfield, Jr
Columbus
William Davis
Vernice Davis
Oscar Ball
Francis Brown
Merle Bond
Haydenville
Eugene Ickett
Roosevelt Club
Lick Run Road
Floyd Brown
New Sanitarian Appointed for Gallia County
John C. Frazier is named county sanitarian by Dr. Francis W. Shane after a long vacancy. A 1945 Gallia Academy High School graduate, he holds a BS from Marshall College with training for the role. He previously served in Clermont County and as Cincinnati food and drug inspector. He is married to Mary Campbell, R.N., with an eight month old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Francis W. Shane
John C. Frazier
County Sanitarian
Gallia Academy High School
Marshall College
Frazier
Clermont County
Food and Drug
Cincinnati
Mary Campbell
R. N
William E McCoy to Take Draft Exam
The Selective Service board has named William E McCoy of Rio Grande to report to Ashland Kentucky for a pre induction physical examination due to Francis E Tyler of Ew ington enlisting.
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William E. McCoy
Gallipolis
Francis E. Tyler
Ewington
Selective Service Board
Rio Grande
Ashland
River traffic totals at Gallipolis locks and Kanawha shows varied up and down readings
Canal and river traffic reports list vessel movements at Gallipolis locks on Tuesday with times and directions for multiple boats. Kanawha River entries show Solway, Winfield, and Jefferson movements, while other district boats include Kansas City, Cory, Tampico and Camilla H with gauge readings noted as upper 17.9 and lower 9.9 feet.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Stevenson
Shannopin
Aral
Francis
Shottin
Semet
Smith
Ernestine
Tampico
Keystone
Kanawha
Solway
Winfield
Jefferson
Cherokee
Merrill
Kansas City Socony
Forsythia
Chris
Cook
E. Hatfield
Neville
Camilla H
Funds for FHA farm loans in Hocking County 1952
The Farmers Home Administration announces 1952 loan funds for production and subsistence loans in Hocking County. Eligible applicants must derive most income from farming and spend most time on farm work. Loans may buy farm equipment livestock feed seed lime or fertilizer or cover living or farm expenses. Maximum loan 3500 per year at 5 percent interest. A county farmer committee will review eligibility with contact at Soil Conservation office in Logan. In Logan Mabel G Bailey is granted a divorce from Wilmer Bailey in the Court Common Pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Farmers Home Administration
Hocking County
Joseph H. Earnhart
Clinton S. St. Clair
Ralph A
Rheinscheld
Soil Conservation Office
Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital notes
Births include Mrs. Walter Evans Bladen a son and Mrs. Art Hartley Pt Pleasant a daughter. Admitted include Mrs. Edward Ohlinger Pomeroy Mrs. Henry Pierce Pt Pleasant and others. Discharged list features Harold Coughenour William Graham and several mothers with babies.
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Walter Evans
Bladen
Art Hartley
Pleasant
Edward Ohlinger
Pomeroy
Henry Pierce
Virgil Hixon
Gallipolis
Clyde Turner
Jackson
Guy Montgomery
Wellston
Bertha Wess
Vinton
Roy Newell
Free Methodist Conference Notes Local Clergy Assignments
Rev Hiett reports at Mansfield conference that Rev Harry Bates is assigned to this district while Rev Hiett goes to Dayton. Local visits include Sam Turner of Zanesville with Turner kin, and Kaspar family from Dayton. Minor mentions of engagements with Dunfree in Syracuse and Pullins in Union Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Cliff
Hiett
Mansfield
Harry Bates
Dayton
Sam Turner
Zanesville
Industrial advancement predicted for Logan by chamber executive
Logan is seen as ideal for industrial growth as factories decentralize. Ohio could become the nation’s manufacturing hub, with Logan attracting new plants in the next 15 years. Local officials note no growth barriers and praise investment climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Herschel Atkinson
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Atkinson
Loto
Gan
Ohio
U. S
Dick Blackburn
Homer Schein
New Coach Hired as Union Furnace District Adds Staff
Logan At Starr Washington district board hires four new faculty for 1951 52 at Union Furnace Harold Ramon Smith becomes coach replacing Byron Eby who moves to Frankfort Ohio Dorothy Co Milliken takes over commercial teaching duties William Betz is replaced by Lewis E Buell as science teacher Florence Ellinger named mathematics and Latin teacher replacing Nevada Smith who resigns
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Rotary
Addie Jane Greene
R. W. Finsterwald
York Bd. of Education
Oak
Terry K. Bunting
Box 51
Buchtel
Terry K Bunting
James F. Shumaker
Daisy Grandy
Trimble
Athens County
Said
John F. Newcomb
Said County
Legal Notice
Newa
Ascerta Ferwald
Emma . Wemmer
Athens
R. W. Finse
Emma Wemmma L. Weethee
Wemer
Emma
County of Reonal
Oath
Record County
Sawyer
R. W
Hocking
Mabel G. Bailey
Wilmer Bailey
Court Common Pleas
Holzer Hospital
Anaheim
Calif
Ane
St. Joseph Aspirin Pee Ee Colak Ke Biseed
Sears Roebuck & CO
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Plymouth
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