Polio Project Expands Hocking Blood Quotas
Logan report describes gamma globulin production under a polio project by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The Red Cross plans to supply gamma globulin to epidemic areas, needing about one pint of blood per unit, with limited processing capacity. Funds totaling seven million dollars are sought to support the national program and distribution costs. Local attendees include Mrs. James and Mrs. Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Office of Defense Mobilization
National Red Cross
Four To Visit Test Farm At Carpenter
Logan County farmers will visit the Southeastern Ohio Substation farm near Carpenter to review and reappraise experiment work. Charles Ingraham, county agent, notes the farm marks its fifty year anniversary since 1902. John Hamill manages with three staff.
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Logan
Hocking County
Southeastern Ohio
Carpenter
Charles Ingraham
Lloyd Whisler
Laurelville
Raymond Bigham
Rockbridge
Harold Smith
Harry Armstrong
Henney Fork
J. L. Carpenter
Wooster
Department of Forestry
Soil Conservation Service
Ingraham
John Hamill
Hamill
Last Meetings Set for Cooks
Logan announces final Christmas sweet roll meetings in Hocking County led by home demonstration agent Mrs. Emily C. Van Fossan. Homemakers in Enterprise Home Demonstration Club meet at Mrs. Bessie Disbennett's home, Marion Rush Creek group holds an all‑day session with a 25 cent gift exchange, and a Tuesday evening session at the Gas Company office assists those unable to attend daytime meetings. A Wednesday start in the South Bloomingville schoolhouse continues the schedule.
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Gas Company
Bloomingville School House
Farmers Warned To Keep Accounts
Logan Charles Ingraham county extension agent urges farmers to maintain accurate farm account books to simplify income tax filing. An Ohio oriented record book, priced 15 cents, is available at the extension office. a free booklet titled Farmer's 1952 Income Tax answers common filing questions.
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Logan
Charles Ingraham
Ingraham
Ohio
Junior Red Cross Fills Yule Stockings
Fifty Christmas stockings will be filled by members of the Junior Red Cross for patients at Chillicothe Veterans Hospital. The stocks were made by Logan High School domestic science students and filled by junior high school girls. Mrs. Darleyee Junior Cross Chairman leads the project.
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Logan
Junior Red Cross
Chillicothe Veterans Hospital
Logan High School
Darleyee
Junior Cross
Logan Sees Snow and Cold Snap Inland Sunday
Snow flurries fell around Logan through Sunday producing slick roads as temperatures dropped markedly. Weather observers warned of continued cold and slick conditions into the night.
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Logan
Suggestions For Christmas Sweets From County Agent
Mrs. Emily C. Van Fossan, home demon agent, outlines three recipe groups plain medium and rich for Christmas sweet rolls. She details fudge cookies and frosting techniques plus candied peels for bonbons with steps on mixing chilling baking and drying to store.
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Logan
Emily C. van Fossan
van Foasan
Armstrong Re elected to Lead Hocking County Trustees
The Hocking County Trustees and Clerks Association reelected Harry Armstrong as president at the annual meeting in the courthouse auditorium. J. F. McGrady was reappointed secretary Ad Sanborn became vice president and Robert Cline was chosen delegate to the state trustees convention in January. Edwin L. Strawser, president of the state association, spoke about Ohio Program Commission legislation and a February meeting was planned.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Driver Hurt In Collision At East End Intersection
Charie Lee, 18, of 2131 Chatham Rd., was hospitalized with cuts to an arm eye and nose after his car rear ended a vehicle driven by Donald Gillenwater, 19, of Bladen. Police say Lee left the road and struck a utility pole after the collision.
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Gallipolis
Charie& Lee
Chatham Rd
Homner Hospital
Donald E. Gillenwater
Bladen
Ruit
Ave
Cruzet St
Lee
Gillenwater
River Traffic Updates Signal River Delays and Delineations
On the Ohio and Kanawha rivers traffic shifts list vessels and times including Montgomery down 15 at 6 p.m. and Clipper up 19 at 1:06 p.m. Other barges such as Keystone and Lucas show rises while R. W. Lea and Hatfield move differently. Locks like Gatipete and Marmet reflect activity with vessels Blazer and Solvay noted.
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Ohio River
Monongahela
Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Simpson
Keystone
Clipper
Lucas
Francis
R. W. Lea
Thompson
Rokee
Patriot
Cornell
Jen Hatfield
Sohio Aa
Gatipete
Semet
Blazer
Kanawha
Marmet
A.m
Solvay Down
Bruce
Basketry Meeting Held in Gallipolis
Cheshire Home Demonstration Council held its second basketry session at Reed Cheshire Baptist Church. Instructors Mrs. H. A. Kirby and Mrs. Harold Mack demonstrated two basket types, with fifteen baskets completed by local women including Mrs. Willard Reese, Mrs. John Martin, and Mrs. Paul Martin.
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Gallipolis
Cheshire Home Demonstration Council
Reed Cheshire Baptist Church
Thurs
H. A. Kirby
Harold Mack
Willard Reese
John Martin
Paul Martin
George Kail
James Irion
H. C. Waugh
Hortie Roush
Claude Blazer
D. W. Briggs
Beatrice Briggs
H. A
Intersection Crash Injures One Driver
Gallipolis police report an accident at Third and Cedar around 5 PM Sunday injuring driver Joseph Harvey Bovie 49 Locust St. He suffered a cut on the back of the head after stopping to yield to a passing car and pulling into the intersection. Junior Lee Siders 24 Bidwell was the other driver.
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Gallipolis
Third and Cedar
Joseph Harvey Bovie
Locust St
Bovie
Peta Ae Ine
Thems
Cam Wes Junior
Lee Siders
Bidwell
Two Crashes Investigated By Patrol
Gallipolis reports two vehicle crashes investigated by the patrol on Saturday. At 1:50 p.m. on Route 7 near Cheshire a car driven by Helen L. Hysell, 32, Gal lipolis, was rammed by Franklin Martin, 16, Middleport, who could not stop in time. no arrests made. At 4:00 p.m. on Route 35 west of Gallipolis Clara E. Cardwell, 54, Jackson Road, Gall ipolis, tried to turn onto a connecting road and was struck by a truck driven by Robert E. Ward, 34, Gallipolis. Ward cited for insufficient brakes to appear Monday.
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Gallipolis
Theay Patrol
Cheshire
Helen L. Hysell
Galis
Franklin Martin
Middleport
Clara E. Cardwell
Jackson Road
Robert E. Ward
Lipolis
Ward
Bond posted by Gallipolis man on intoxication charge
Charles Ball 36 of Gallipolis Route 2 posted a $15 bond for a Monday hearing on a charge of intoxication after arrest by city police officers.
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Gallipolis
Charles Ball
Mrs Mack Elected to Represent Group at Sewing Clinic
Mrs Harold Mack was chosen to represent the group at a sewing machine clinic. Also mentioned are Mrs Ar thur Jenkins as another participant in the event.
Arrests Made Over Weekend By Patrolmen
Gallipolis reports weekend arrests by state highway patrol with Ava Perdiew 16 Rio Grande fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Guido Sessi 50 Weirton speeding. Bill Little 25 Middleport fined 5 dollars and costs for muffler defect. Robert Lamp 36 Lucasville charged driving under influence and Coleman Lamp 29 Lt Marys charged intoxicated and jailed. others cited to appear in court.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Sapetan
Ava Perdiew
Rio Grande
William H. Jones
Guido Sessi
Weirton
W.va
Speedernges
Columbus
Bill Little
Middleport
Sidney Russell
Martin E. Taylor
Chester
Justice’s Court
Lawrence Manley
Russell
Robert Reed
Baltimore
Jones
Robert Lamp
Lucasville
Coleman E. Lamp
Marys
W. Va
Meigs County
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