Trade Heads Picked Keller Named Chairman
Logan Trade Club board elected Jacob Keller as chairman succeeding L. A. Riggs at Tuesday night meeting. New officers are J. Russell Young as president McDonald Watson as vice president and Burr O. Nixon as secretary treasurer. Four committees on new industries membership program and promotion were authorized. New directors elected in February include L. A. Riggs Walter Saving Myron Stoltz John Hunsaker Claude Chrisman Charles Geil Arthur Gasser and Richard Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Riggs
Walter Saving
Myron Stoltz
John Hunsaker
Claude Chrisman
Charles Geil
Arthur Gasser
Richard Farmer
Logan Social Notes From Ridge View Home
Mrs Judson Shriner hosted the Tuesday Contract Club at Ridge View with a 6 30 p m dinner and bridge. Charles Notestone was top scorer among guests, with Mrs Frank Harden, Mrs Dallas Kinser and Mrs Roger Humphrey close behind. The next meeting will be at Mrs Henry Dagues home. Attendees included Mrs Lew Graham Mrs Jacob Keller and guests Mrs James Barker Mrs Clarence Matheny Mrs Clarence Schempp and Mrs Harry Bell. A separate note recalls 1951 French speleologists setting world records for vertical descent of 1520 feet in a Pyrenean cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
James Barker
Clarence Matheny
Clarence Schempp
Harry Bell
Doan's Pills Promised Relief From Backache
Nagging backache and fatigue blamed on slow kidney function. Doctors emphasize kidney health and recommend Doan's Pills as a long standing remedy to ease discomfort, support kidney tubes and filtration, and flush out waste.
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Dean
Doan
Hocking County Land Transfers Chronicle
Multiple property transfers across Benton Clifford Perry Green Falls Murray City and Logan townships. Transfers include Lehman to Lehman 20 acres, Lehman to Lehman 42 acres, Yates to Bryan part of lot 33 Spring Hill, Hedges to Karr two caves, Karr to Brown two acres, Meldrim to Jones 108 acres, Baumgardner to Baumgardner 40 acres, Verba to Burkhalter three tracts, Tisdale to Dunff acre in Salt Creek, Eberst to Ross 1412 at Midland, Hardy estate to Farmer part of lot 158 Adams, Vorhees to Bank 19 acres, and several easements to Ohio Power Co. across Dicken allotment. Includes various small parcels and administrative transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl E. Lehman
Flay
Gertie Lehman
Benton Township
Flay Lehman
Pearl
Prudence Lehman
Clifford
Rachael Yates
William
Miriam Bryan
Spring Hill
Logan
Wayne
Genneva Hedges
V. R. Karr
Perry Township
Jacob Brown
James M. Meldrim
Opal Jones
Falls
Green Townships
John W. Baumgardner
Esther L. Baumgardner
Green Township
Michael
Helen Verba
Mary S. Burkhalter
Mure Ray City
Archie
Elsie Tisdale
Don
Helen Dunff
Salt Creek Township
George Eberst
Bes Ross
Midland Place
Martha Hardy
Leatha Farmer
Adams
Murray City
Marvin
Frances Vorhees
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Ohio Power Co
Floyd
Agnes Donaldson
Daisy Inboden
William and
Fannie Maffin
A. W. Sigler
Jay L. Simms
Dicken Allotment
Maude
Leo Schafer
Falls-Gore
Ben and
Frances Singer
Betty Jean Pickett
Weldy
Latin Club Holds Second Logan Meeting With Hercules Task
Logan High School Latin Club met Tuesday at the school with Lorraine Holtzen presiding. Jessie Lee Brown and Bob Swackhammer led the program committee. Members played Truth or Consequences and enacted one of Hercules labors.
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Logan
Logan High School
Lorraine Holtzen
Jessie Lee Brown
Bob Swackhammer
Hercules
Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Hocking Valley
Admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital were H A Sarver Logan Mrs H C Marshall Logan Mrs Robert L White Logan. Dismissed were Mrs Charles Justice Athena and son Mrs William Taylor New Marshfield Mrs Howard Notestone Laurelville Route 1 Mrs Paul Edwards New Straits Mrs Mabel Payne Logan.
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H. A. Sarver
Logan
H. C. Marshall
Robert L. White
Charles Justice
Athena, and Son
William Taylor
New Marshfield
Howard Notestone
Laurelville
Paul Edwards
New Straitsville
Mabel Payne
4-H Advisers Plan Program in Logan County
At a meeting of 4-H Club advisers in Logan County the group agreed to organize all 36 clubs and ready them for the summer program by late March or early April. Home demonstration agent Mrs. Emily Van Foessan and extension agent Harold Ruggles presided, with advisers including Mrs. Mary Jane Bachus Maurice Acker Paul Hahn Mrs Arlie Brim ner Merlin Nutter Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rheinscheid Mr and Mrs Jem Weaver and Miss Grace Harsh. The county advisory council meets March 4 and a district meeting is planned for March 13 in Athens.
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Emily van Foessan
Harold Ruggles
Mary Jane Bachus
Maurice Acker
Paul Hahn
Arlie Brimner
Merlin Nutter
Kenneth Rheinscheid
Jem Weaver
Grace Harsh
Athens
East School Hosts MOC Variety Show Tonight
Logan residents attend the East School show at Fast School Auditorium at 7 30 sponsored by the Adult Education Club and the Military Order of the Cooties Proceeds benefit Chillicothe Veterans Hospital patients with cigarettes magazines stationery and other gifts The program includes vaudeville acts and Dewey Ringhiser and his orchestra in later performances at the veterans hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Adult Education Club
Military Order of the Cooties
Fast School
Chillicothe Veterans Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Dewey Ringhiser
OU Professor Tours GE Glass Tube Plant in Logan
D. B. Green of Ohio University electrical engineering spoke to the Logan Rotary Club Monday night. Plant manager Greenman guided him through GE’s glass tube plant which operates 24 hours a day producing a continuous line of glass tubing for electronic tube manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
D. B. Green
Electrical Engineering
Ohio University
Logan Rotary Club
General Electric
Greenman
Rotary Club
Logan Kiwanis Club Ranks Fifth in Ohio Membership
The Logan Kiwanis Club, with 50 to 75 members, placed fifth in Ohio for clubs of similar size thanks to 1951 activities. At the regular meeting Dr. C F Rauch presented West Coast trip slides, with Dr. Richard Zay as program chairman. Guests included Clayton Bull of Columbus and Key Clubbers Wilfred Kitchen and Paul Geiger.
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Rauch
Tax deadline announced for April 10 in Hocking County
Logan Hocking County Treasurer Ralph Moorhead announced that 1951 real estate tax statements have been sent and that taxes are ready to be collected. The deadline is April 10 with a 10 percent penalty after that date. Total 1951 tax levy is 483747.25 dollars, with collection in Laurelville March 18–19 and Murray City March 25–26 at the mayor's office.
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Logan—Hocking County
Ralph Moorhead
Moorhead
Hocking County
Laurelville
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Murray City
Robert and Frances Johnson to Sowers on Lot 685
Transfer recorded for Robert and Frances Johnson to Herman and Marie Sowers of Lot 685 in the Logan Iron Company's addition to Logan.
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Robert and
Frances Johnson
Herman and
Marie Sowers
Logan Iron Company
Logan
Record Snow Depth at Tama Rask California Drift
The article notes the maximum U.S. snowfall occurred in Tama Rask California during the 1906 07 winter. A single snow drift reportedly reached about 74 feet in depth.
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United States
Tamarask
Calif
New British airfield at Entebbe Uganda opens amid clear weather
The Entebbe airfield in Uganda, established by Britain, reports favorable weather conditions over recent years. Local authorities confirm stable flying conditions and ongoing development plans for the airport project.
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Entebbe
Uganda
Africa
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