Weekend Slippery Roads Spark Two Local Accidents
Ice covered roads over the weekend led to two minor crashes in Hocking County. State Patrol logged one on Route 33 near the Fairfield-Hocking line with George Edwards, 21, Rockbridge Route 2, and a fence. city police noted another on Hunter Street with Ernest R. Thornton, Columbus, damaging a parked truck’s front end. A fox drive in Haydenville was postponed due to snow and subfreezing temperatures. the event is rescheduled for March 11 by the Hocking County Fish and Game Association.
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Logan
Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Fairfield-Hocking
George Edwards
Rockbridge
Fred Bailey
J City
Ernest R. Thornton
Columbus
Hunter St
Haydenville
Wocking County
Fines Levied Against Five In Logan
Five people appeared before Mayor W. Friend and were fined for offenses including drunken driving and intoxication. Wesley Breeze of Nelsonville paid 100 dollars for driving while intoxicated. Charles Mettler of Haydenville and Arthur Sealey of Logan were fined for intoxication and license issues. Carlos Dicken of Sugar Grove paid five dollars for driving without a license. Charles F. Edgar of Sugar Grove paid ten dollars for intoxication. Edgar was arrested Saturday night at Union Furnace by deputies Roy Kelch and O H Bryan.
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Wesley Breeze
Nelsonville
Ger W. Friend
Friend
Charles Mettler
Haydenville
Arthur Sealey
Logan
Carlos Dicken
Sugar Grove
Charles F. Edgar
S. B. Whitehart
Edgar
Union Furnace
Roy Kelch
O. H. Bryan
Ohio State Specialists Plan Talks for Farmers
Ohio State specialists plan meetings in Hocking County and Laurelville this week for poultry and beef cattle interests. D. D. Moyer argues pasture use boosts profits with Ladino Clover as ideal for poultry. D. R. Dodd notes pasture can raise milk output and reduce feed costs for dairy cows. Recommends lime and fertilizer for bluegrass pastures.
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Logan
D. D. Moyer
Ohio State University
Hocking County
Laurelville
J. H. Warner
Logan High School
Moyer
Sudan
D. R. Dodd
Ohio
Four Meetings For Women Set by Agent
Four extension meetings for women in Hocking County will be held next week, led by home demonstration agent Mrs. Emily Van Fossan. Sessions cover shortcuts to meal preparation and planning with potluck lunches. locations include Ohio Power Co building, Mrs. Will Mowery home near Ilesboro, Mrs. Irvin Risch home, and Mrs. Beryl Tucker home in Rockbridge.
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Warner Ave
Beryl Tucker
Rockbridge
Logan Rod and Reel Club Holds Surprise Birthday Party
Logan Rod and Reel Club members held a Friday evening party at the Lake Logan cabin in honor of Fred A. Murray. Richard C. Gerken hosted with Vaughn Collins baking the cake. Sam Dillon was named president and Gerken secretary in a brief business meeting.
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Logan
Fred A. Murray
N. Mulberry Sr
Logan Rod and Reel Club
Lake Logan
Richard C. Gerken
Vaughn A. Collins
Sam Dillon
Gerken
John F. Buchanan
Dave Goldsberry
Ralph W. Moorhead
Snow Hits Glouster With 14 Degree Chill
Snow fell intermittently Saturday and Sunday in Glouuster as temperatures hovered below freezing. Ground cover persisted while streets wore it away. early Sunday morning thermometers reached 14 degrees and rose to 26 by day before cooling again to 20 by 9:30 p.m.
Oakdale Club Holds Meeting in Glouster
The Oakdale Friendship Circle met at Mrs. Faye Nott's home with assist hosts Mrs. Bernice Lowery and Mrs. Georgia Barnes. A polio fund contribution was approved, mystery package won by Mrs. Zenith Jewell, prizes to Sophia Vesgo Madge Harry Ruby Norris and Lillian Nott, new members Mrs. Ruby Norris and Mrs. Mildred Harmouth, Valentine lunch for 30 members and guests, March meeting planned at Mrs. Derwood Jewell's home with hosts Mrs. Della Loomis and Mrs. Prudence Nott.
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Edna Embrey
Leonard Lowery
Ruth Hook
Dixie Hook
Derwood Jewell
Della Loomis
Prudence Nott
Crawford Brothers Undergo Surgery
Two brothers, Pat and Johnny Crawford, were patients in Osteopathic Hospital, Marietta, at the same time last week. Johnny had minor surgery on Friday, Feb. 17, and returned home the following Wednesday. Pat entered the hospital Monday, Feb. 20 and underwent major surgery last Saturday. He will be hospitalized for a few more days.
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Glouster
Pat
Johnny Crawford
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Johnny
Expert Here Tuesday To Discuss Cattle
Logan J H Warner extension beef cattle specialist from Ohio State University will conduct two meetings here Tuesday, Harold C Ruggles reports. First at Laurelville school 1 30 p m, second at Logan High School 7 30 p m. Meetings aid Veterans Agricultural Training Classes, beef cattle raisers invited.
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Logan
J. H. Warner
Ohio State University
Harold C. Ruggles
Laurelville
Logan High School
Ruggles
Mullens Couple Announce Birth of Daughter Alva Lynn
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Richmond of Mullens West Virginia announce the birth of a daughter named Alva Lynn on February 5 at a Mullens hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King and Mrs. Richmond of Mullens and Akron great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Thompson of Akron.
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Glouster
Alva Richmond
Mullens
W. Va
Alva Lynn
Mullens Hospital
W. C. King
Richmond
F. P. Thompson
Akron
Hollister Weekend Guests and Local Illnesses
Weekend visitors gathered in Hollister at the homes of the Yargers and Westfalls including Ronald Shively and Sheldon Yarger family, Bryce Westfall and sons, and Bonnie Atkins from Dayton. Joe Hillyer of Burr Oak is ill with paralysis in his home. Elizabeth Fox of Columbus visits and is to care for the Conway home after Mrs. Conway's hospitalization.
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Sheldon Yarger
Hollister
Ronald Shively
Randy
Sonny
Clark Yarger
Springfield
Joe Hillyer
Burr Oak
John McBride
Columbus
George Carter
Elizabeth Fox
B. W. Conway
Locust St
Conway
Fox
Lodge Sponsors Film Of Rose Bowl Game
Glouster Lodge 607 F and AM presents a father and son night at Masonic Hall. The program features a Rose Bowl film from last New Year’s Day with OSU backfield coach Dick Fisher as narrator. Refreshments follow and tickets are available from Jon Dick Guinther and Ernest Jones.
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Glouster
Masonic Hall
Glouster Lodge 607
F&am
Dick Fisher
OSU
Jon Dick Guinther
Ernest Jones
City Council Set To Meet Tuesday Evening
Logan City Council will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the council chambers. Harry W Shaw, president, said the session will discuss leasing the Logan Swimming Pool from the Logan School board and traffic problems.
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Logan
Harry W. Shaw
Logan School Board
Fire Near Chimney Causes Minor Damage in Glouster
Glouster fire department answered a call at the home of Mr and Mrs Lowell Brunton on Locust Street about 11 am Sunday. A fire started in the attic near the chimney likely from a defective flue. Firemen contained it quickly using water from a booster tank. damage described as minor.
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Glouster
Lowell Brunton
Locust St
Club Hears Illustrated Talk on Hawaii Territory
The Senior Progressive Study Club met at Mrs. J. H. Henshaw’s Cross Street home. Miss Helen Dennison presented maps and clippings from Hawaiian papers on The Territory of Hawaii while hostesses served candy. Attendees included Mrs. Angle, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Danford, Miss Dennison, and others.
McCoy dies of pneumonia after three days illness
Mr. and Mrs. Max H. McCoy, business partner of their son, died in Columbus after a three day illness. Funeral rites were held at Cook funeral home in Columbus with burial in Obetz cemetery. Survived by wife, nine year old twin daughters, his parents and two sisters. He was a frequent visitor to Greens Run. Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid to meet at Church of Christ Friday at 3 p.m.
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Glouster
Alex Ross
Greens Run
Columbus
Max H. McCoy
Cook Funeral Home
Obetz
Personal Property Tax Forms Being Mailed
Logan County auditors mail blank returns for personal property tax listings per Harry Smith. Taxpayers must file between Feb 15 and March 31, with extended 10 day window for new taxpayers after March 31. The notice defines taxable property as business property, domestic animals, resident ships and boats, and aircraft, among others.
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Logan
Harry Smith
Ohio
Smith
License Plate Sale Starts Wednesday in Logan
Logan deputy registrar Mrs. Jeanette Fraizer reports 1950 automobile license plates go on sale Wednesday. Tags cost 10.25 dollars and may be installed on purchase. 1949 plates remain valid until April 1. Plates sold at 185 East Main Street. motorists urged to buy early to avoid rush.
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Logan
Jeanette Fraizer
Fraizer
East Main St
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Ohio State
Harold
Ruggles Hocking County
Reel
Detroit
Kaiser-Frazer
Oakdale Club
Crawford Brothers
Lodge
Taylor Ridge
Ladies Aid Society
Church of Christ
Travis Chesser
Williamson
Jennie Daily
Ohiof
Willliamson Gal
Williamson Coal
Williamson Oil
Illiamson
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland Ave
Athens
Ethel James
Walter McGrath
George Ansbro
Lanny
ATA
Athens, Ohio
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