Old Homeweek Promises Biggest Logan Event Aug 20 25
Logan Jaycees plan Old Homeweek August 20 to 25 with rides concessions and features for each night. A baby and pet show on Friday August 24 offers $50 in cash prizes and milk tickets, judged by a doctor from outside the county. County health officials will supervise to exclude whooping cough cases. A midway with bands contests and displays, plus 20 concessions and nine rides are planned by Powelson Amusements. Iron lung unit will be placed on the midway for public access and a prize for the oldest visitor and farthest traveler are arranged. A special meeting will finalize plans.
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Logan
Logan Jaycees
Jaycee
Logan Home Dairy
H. G. Southard
County Health Department
Court House
Powelson Amusements
Coshocton
Kenley Krinn
Main St
Market St
Mulberry St
West Hocking hires seven for 1951 52 staff
LOGAN The West Hocking County board of education met Tuesday night and filled the district’s staff for the 1951-52 year with seven new hires. Willis W. Denny becomes coach and social science teacher at South Bloomingville High School, replacing Robert Sheskey. Charlotte H. Geiger is primary teacher at Rockbridge, succeeding Ruth Chute. Mary Jane Hunter will teach vocal music in West Hocking schools. C. L. Kerns will direct bands at Rockbridge and Laurelville, while Claude Chilcote takes over social science at Laurelville. Edgar L. Van Horn is physical science instructor at Rockbridge, and Harry Multer is science teacher at Laurelville succeeding Joseph Gabel.
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Logan
West Hocking County
Rockbridge
Geiger
Licking County
Ruth Chute
Marion School
Mary Jane Hunter
McArthur
Ohio University
West Hocking
Cc. L. Kerns
Circleville
Robert White
Laurelville
Kerns
Otterbein College
Boston University
Four Cases Heard In Court of Mayor
In the court of Mayor Roger Friend John E. Brown 21 Logan was fined 10 dollars and costs for not filing an application for license plates. Paul E. Hill 25 Columbus was fined 5 dollars and costs for crashing a red traffic light at Elm and Hunter. William F. Dalton 24 Logan was fined 10 dollars and costs on a charge of assault and battery filed by Mary E. Dalton Logan and Gilbert J. Watkins was fined 10 dollars and costs on intoxication charges.
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Logan
Roger Friend
John E. Brown
Paul E. Hill
Columbus
Elm
Hunter
William F. Dalton
Mary E. Dalton
Gilbert J. Watkins
Poston Beitelschies Family News and Club Plans
Mr and Mrs Elmer Beitelschies greet granddaughter Donna Jean Azbell in Nelsonville at Mrs Garnet Smiths home Roy Azbell returns home in New Straitsville after visiting his grandparents Elmer and Grace Beitelschies Velma Wyeth and several relatives visit at the homes of South Ritchie and Hoisington The Ladies Club met at the school and planned a chilli supper hosted by president Ethel Mae South Attendees included Helen Hart Ida Beitelschies Clarice Shields Effie Conkey Theda Ritchie Susan South and others.
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Delmar South
Roy Hoisington
Roy Lee
Union
Faye Brookhart
Florence
Vivian
Danny
Jim Stotts
Thelma Hunter
Martha James
Donald Ritchie
Ethel Mae South
Helen Hart
Ida Beitelschies
Clarice Shields
Effie Conkey
Theda Ritchie
Susan South
Few Candidacy Filings for Fall Election in Logan Area
Logan county reports a notably small filing pool for the November 6 election as the Board of Elections closes at 6 30 pm with only a sparse slate of candidates. Names span Benton to Starr townships and include Logan City candidates Jesse Columber for second ward council, plus village posts in Murray City and Laurelville.
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Logan
Board of Elections
Dean Collison
Logan City
Murray City
Laurelville Village
West Hocking
Republian
Jesse Columber
Second Ward
Laurelville
Green and Falls Townships
Board of Election
Eer
Benton Township
C. A. Eveland
J. J. Johnson
Edward E. Dennis
Falls Town
Ernest C. Shill
Charles H. Frasure
William King
Charles Voris
S. B. Whitehart
Raymond Amos
George Durant
M. W. (Tate) Schrader
Good Hope
F. A. Hufford
Ralph Flowers
Clarence E. Yantes
Henry Hoover
J. F. McGrady
Green Township
Joe F. Hutchins
Charles Moore
John F. Cl
Howard Thompson
Glenner Weaver
Robert Ricketts
Lloyd G. Whisler
Salt Creek
Hubert Thompson
Forest Smith
Lester Ebert
Starr
Daniel E. Jones
Bert Ingmire
Lester Edwards
Jess Brooks
Fred Scott
Bernard C. Bowers
Ward
Roy N. Lanning
Walter Albaugh
Lemmar Lloyd
Charles Neal
Lawrence Newson
Andy Powell
Edward Donson
Washington Township
George Primmer
Fred Mowery
Pearl Strawn
Albert Redick
Lester A. Sorrell
Floyd Stiff
Lawrence Short
Anna Simon
John Snyder
Horace Cunningham
Mode Lewis
Edward Banik
Walter Lauriskey
Hocking County
C. S. Matheny
Wayne Bowers
Mack Shaw
John Whitcraft
Amos Kern
J. C. Smith
Green
Ralph E. Campbell
Viola Courtney
Stephen Barber
Carlos Gaffin
Claud Chrisman
Washington
John Rutgers
Harold Zimmerman
Double Birthday Party for Ingels Family in Hinton
MASON MASON Mr and Mrs Robert Simms of Detroit moved to Hinton West Virginia and visited Mrs Gail Ingels and Dennis Tulloch Mr and Mrs Russell Field returned home after a business trip to Marietta Mrs Mary Ruttencutter returned home after visiting her sister in Cleveland The Rev Ottie Cartt of Point Pleasant visited friends here A double birthday party for Radford Ingels and son Ronnie was held at the home Present were the Eddie Fife family of MIddleport Mr and Mrs George H Ingels George W Ingels Mary Ruttencutter and Mr and Mrs F E Blenner Ronnie s great grandparents Mrs Sadie Berry of Charleston has been a guest of Mrs Jane Roush E Mae Ingels
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Eddie Fife
Middleport
George H. Ingels
George W. Ingels
Mary Ruttencutter
F. E. Blenner
Ronnie
Sadie Berry
Charleston
Jane Roush
E. Mae Ingels
Mine Fuss Injunction Is Granted
Judge Harley Meyer granted a temporary injunction on Aug 2 petition by Paul Varga and Sons Inc coal loading plant near Haydenville restraining United Mine Workers from entering or loitering on premises and limiting picketing to three persons. Company cites threats and coercion to bind workers to join UMW. sustained damage claim of 10000 since Aug 2 shutdown affecting about 20 workers represented by Hocking Valley Independent Stripers Union with UMW locals named as defendants.
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Logan
Harley Meyer
Paul Varga and Sons Inc
Pattonville
Haydenville
United Mine Workers
UMW
Arthur Green
Clifford Banfield
Asa Spencer
Robert Kennedy
John Chilcote
Leonard Christian
Robert Johnson
Hubert Ackison
Walter Coveleski
John Lehman
Phillip Mays
Walter Rutherford
Walter Fearm
Bud Day
John Barnhart
Deb Hawk
Joseph Connor
Max Hansley
John Rittermyer
Donald McCarty
Clifton Community Hosts Visiting Relatives and Friends
Clifton residents welcomed relatives and friends from Baltimore East Liverpool and Letart as visits continued. Mr Thomas Edwards returned from Columbus to his grandson Joe Leivingston's home. Various families hosted guests including the Goads, Richards, Blakes, Johnsons, Bass and Hoffman clans with extended travel partners from Pomeroy Camp Conley Bartlett Vernon and Vernon area.
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Harry Johnson
William Bass
East Liverpool
Fred Lewis
Dow Hoffman
Lloyd Hoffman
Pomeroy
Emil Hoffman
Camp Conley
Gladys Wolfe
Alvin
Bartlett
Ray Thompson
Letart
Dora Roush
Inez
Eleanor
Vernon
Don Hoffman
Walden Thompson
Wolfe
Belgium plans Congo mapping by air over a decade
Belgium will spend 14 million dollars to map its Congo colony in Africa over the next ten years. The project will mainly use aerial photography. Officials say the work may not be finished before 2011.
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Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Belgium
Africa
The
Congo
Crocheting Contest Sets National Prize Details
Logan Hocking County Fair hosts a nationwide crochet contest with blue ribbons advancing first prize entries to national judging. National prizes total 2500 dollars plus an all expense trip to Chicago, plus cash awards. Entries in 12 classifications plus four special groups for men, teens, 4-H girls, and women over 65. Contact fair secretary Mrs E G Miller at 5 2254 for complete information.
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Logan
Hocking County
Chicago
E. G. Miller
Fair Secretary
Lost 37 LBS Portsmouth Lady Shares Rennel Diet Claim
Mrs. C. W. Reese of Scioto Trail Portsmouth Ohio reports losing 37 pounds in four months using Rennel Concentrate claiming improved sleep energy and ability to manage seven tourist camps. The ad promises no dieting and a money back guarantee if not satisfied and urges asking for 4 ounces of liquid Rennel with instructions to mix and take twice daily.
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Rennel
C. W. Reese
Scioto Trail
Portsmouth
Ohio
Rennet
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