Hocking Election Board Lists County Candidates
The Hocking County board approves most petitions for the May 6 primary with some signer name removals. Democratic and Republican slates fill county offices, coroner, common pleas judge, prosecuting attorney, and central committee seats across 31 precincts. 55 of 62 offices will be filled, with seven vacancies for the central committee to appoint after primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Elza Ringhiser
Harry Armstrong
Stanley Baker
John Owens
Keith Schultz
Bert Bierly
J. Ward Doering
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas
Fred Murray
Meyer
Murray
Doering
Albert Seabright
Jack Waldron
Gladys Blosser Gerken
Ralph Moorhead
Esther Carpenter
Rollan Bright
General Assembly
Thelma Keyes
Harry McVey
Central Committee
Central
Perry
J. J. Johnson
Benton
David Thorne
Carbon Hill
Lowell Tucker
Starr
Florence Huffman
Claude
Bright
Harold Voris Logan
Charles R. Ogle
Laurel
Dallas Kinser
Vivian Shaw
Ruth Roberts Logan
H. P. Thomas
Charles Chidester
Charles Voris
Gladys Proctor
Gore
Edward Mundy
Marion
W. R. Karr
Charles Robinson
Laureline Phillips
Arch Griffith
Washington
Charles Crippen
John Maraz
Murray City
Charles Foster
Clarence H. Green
Goodhope
Cral Johnson
Salt Creek
Neva B. Day
Falls
Warren R. Johnson
C. S. Matheny
Green
Dean Collison
Marvin Dicken
David Lloyd
Jay McDaniel
Carl Brandt
Harold W Larimer
Grace Curl
John Ayers
Weekend visits and a public auction notice in Rome township
Weekend visits span Mansfield Haydenville Glouster Logan Murray City and Venus Dane as families gather. Rome township trustees announce a public auction for the Townhouse on February 12 1952 with cash payment due day of sale and bid rejection rights reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Phil Harris
Mansfield
David Christian
Don Blake
Lawrence Jones
Janice
Haydenville
Goldie Frame
West Virginia
Kaye Blosser
Carroll School
Zoa Blosser
Helen Hawk
Logan
John Devol
Dianne
Glouster
Jesse Devol
Devol
Alice Phillips
Murray City
Timm Dane
Venus Dane
Rome Township
Spear
Scarlet Fever and TB Reported in Logan Hocking Health Data
January records from the Logan Hocking County Health Department show one scarlet fever case and one tuberculosis case among communicable diseases. The report lists extensive activities including educational conferences, field nursing visits, school inspections, sanitation, medical exams, and immunization efforts.
Tax Receipts Show Decline In Logan County Slump
Logan county business persisted in a slump last week with sales tax receipts totaling 3600.64, down 949.52 from the same week in 1951. For the year ending February 2 1952 receipts lagged 1382.25 behind the year ending February 3 1951, while weekly year totals fell to 15806.15 versus 17188.40 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Ralph Moorhead
Hemlock PTA plans second meeting with program
The Hemlock Central School PTA meets tonight at 7 PM with Judge Daniel Jenkins headlining a program including Harland Spencer piano, Lecretia Stickhorn recitations, Dillard Higgins solo, and a Beulah Spencer trio. Members will serve lunch. current membership stands at 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perry
Albert Titko
Peter Stickdorn
Michael Cantor
Gerald Tharp
George Snowden
Logan
Irvin Stone
Cora Hopper
Grace Russell
W. H. McCool
Dayton
Lee McCool
A. Flowers
Dwight Shear
Daniel Mason
Columbus
Bill Davis
Fairborn
Charles Davis
Lunie Ryder
Robert Ryder
Waverly
Delmain Barker
Freda Barker
Wilson
Cincinnati
Bernard Hodgson
Dottie Allen
New Lexington
Frank Hines
Stephie Allen
Rosamond Miller
Jeffrey
Ruth Bradley
Anna Bradley
Minor Porch Fire At Market Street Spares Damage
Logan fire officials report no damage after a kerosene steamer used to remove wallpaper on the porch of Stanley Baker at 588 North Market Street flared up this morning. Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith and six volunteers responded at 9 45 a m after high school students spotted the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Roy Stallsmith
Stanley Baker
N. Market St
Stallsmith
King's Death Briefly Shocks Capital and Shapes Ties
The death of King George VI saddens officials in Washington but leaves Anglo American relations largely unchanged. As a constitutional monarch, his role is symbolic. the new queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip may, in time, become a positive asset for U S Britain relations amid the empire's crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George VI
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
United States
Truman
Britain
VA Outlay Is Increased In January Local count in Hocking County rises
VA outlay climbs by 3066 in Hocking County driven by a veteran raised from 20 to 100 percent disability. Vaughn Collins, county service officer, notes other activities in the soldiers relief commission monthly report: interviews 184, correspondence received 70, written 68, new compensation and pension claims 10, widow's pension 1, hospitalization approved 2, West Virginia state bonus applications 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Veterans Administration
Hocking County
Vaughn Collins
Collins
West Virginia
Jobless Pay Claims Show Slight Logan Drop
Jobless claims in Logan edged down slightly last week yet remained above the prior year’s average. Total claims reached 695 with 91 newly unemployed seeking benefits and 604 claiming for a week or more. February’s average was 672.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Hospital Notes and Telephones Reach Homes
Births announce a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tschappat of Logan and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ben McNichols of Laurelville. Admissions include Mrs. Mabel Payne and Mrs. Ruth Gompf both of Logan and Sam Nixon of Logan. discharges list Mrs. Dale Martin and son, Miss Bartelle Hamilton and Timmy Sheline, all of Logan. Mrs. Effie Wright of Logan noted. A notice says about three in five V. S. homes now have telephones, nearly double 1920 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tschappat
Logan
Ben McNichols
Laurelville
Mabel Payne
Ruth Gompf
Sam Nixon
Dale Martin
Bartelle Hamilton
Timmy Sheline
Effie Wright
V. S
Logan Brief Social Notes
The Mary Martha Circle of the EUB Church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Harry Reeves as leader. Mrs. Paul Goss accompanied at the piano as the group sang and readings included Edgar Guest poems. A. N. Grueser led in prayer and conducted a business meeting in the absence of the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
A. N. Grueser
Sherman Lyke
Vernon Peterson
Columbus
Floyd Dellmatch
Burr Nixon
Levi Palmer
James Hutchison
Samuel Whitehart
Paul Goss
John Kelch
Grueser
Reeves
Cohagan
Otto Iles
John Parry
Charles Geil
Flu Closes Some Schools as Others Reopen in County
In Hocking County seven district schools faced illness closures with six remaining shut It reports Gibisonville Murray City South Bloomingville Marion Township West Logan and Laurelville closed Carbon Hill reopened boosting reopenings Logan and East schools despite absenteeism at 28 percent countywide About 140 pupils were absent Wednesday with 40 at Carbon Hill. overall attendance improving in several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Laurelville
Carbon Hill
Hocking County
Gibisonville
Murray City
South Bloomingville
Marion Township
West Logan
James Frey
G. O. Devol
East
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Ethel Bratton
Clara Gleason
Leslie Johnson
Pandora
Flaming
Riviera Society
Theta
James Mason
Ava Gardner
Schine
Athena
Athens
Wis
Somme
Frankie
Frank Sinatra
Shelley Winters
Alex Nicol
Raymond Burrual
W Ayne Lawrence John Ireland Morris
Tierney Poroiy Malone Ion Chaney Myrna del
Qushwhalkers
Ohio
FBI
Sun
the Navy
Womby
Maree
Robert
Towne Te Pal Walbes Seow
John Grant
Scomarae
Elwioe Ullman
ATHEN
Hocking
Hemlock
B. O. Fitzer
Lancaster
Tom Barker
Philo
Clarence Hodgson
Ida Foraker
Hocking Hospital
Payton Chaney
Tw Comet
Barbara Tom Conway
Cust Hoomak
Vaughn Monroe
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Dave Freming
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