Logan Brucellosis Law Outlined for Dairymen
Dr John S Theiss Logan district state veterinarian explained the new brucellosis law to Hocking County dairymen. Cattle must be disposed of or branded if kept long. milk tests switch to biannual and state technicians will collect samples at plants. Porterfield noted major dairy diseases and vaccine use. Meeting sponsored by Hocking County Extension Advisory Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
John S. Theiss
Theiss
West Virginia
Ohio
Ralph Porterfield
Porterfield
Hocking County Extension Advisory Council
Four Estates Appraised in Probate Court Logan Chronicle
Inventories and appraisements filed list four estates with values and heirs. Flora Meldrim of Logan Route 3 left 30504.27 with stocks, debts and real estate. Hugh Meldrim is administrator. Charles W. Hooper of Rockbridge left 750. Walter M. Haas of Logan left 7663. Luella Ginsberg of Logan Route 3 valued at 5750. Executors named: William Ginsberg, Bernice L. Haas, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Flora Meldrim
Logan Route 3
Jacob Keller
Anthony Cook
John Owens
Hugh Meldrim
Charles W. Hooper
Rockbridge
Edwin Goldsberry
Raymond Hoey
J. F. McGrady Jr
Walter M. Haas
Sumner Martin
Rolland Bright
Wayne Whitcraft
Bernice L. Haas
Juvenile Judge Probation for Five Local Boys
Five first time offenders from Green and Starr Townships faced Juvenile Court hearings for truancy and drinking. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown placed the five youths on probation. two are 16 and three are 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Green and Starr Townships
Rhea Bangert Brown
Hospital Holds Chest Clinic in Nelsonville
A chest clinic for Hocking County patients was held today at Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital in Nelsonville. Thirteen patients were scheduled for examination and attended by local health department nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Nelsonville
Health Department
Marriage License Logan Brown Woodard in Logan
Ralph M. Brown, 24, a mechanic of Nelsonville, and Mary Jane Woodard, 20, an office worker from Logan Route 1, obtained a marriage license in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ralph M. Brown
Nelsonville
Mary Jane Woodard
Men Greet New Pastor at First Baptist Church
MIDDLEPORT The Men's Fellowship welcomed Rev Warren Hul Burt as new pastor at a Thursday night meeting. The group formed a handyman detail to tackle church and parsonage repairs and discussed other projects and growing attendance. Gerald Anthony presided. Kalad Hindy read devotional. Willis Anthony handled refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
First Baptist Church
Warren Hulburt
Gerald Anthony
Kalad Hindy
Willis Anthony
Two Men Taken to State Hospital for Observation
Two men convicted of sodomy in Common Pleas Court were sent to Lima State Hospital for 60 days of observation. Harry C. Childress, 31, of Nelsonville, and Donald Warren, 26, of Haydenville, were transported by Sheriff A. J. Waldron and Deputy John Wells and will return for sentencing after the observation period.
Local churches schedule services and meetings across six communities
Logan First Presbyterian led by Pastor Earl Schottke lists worship at 10:30 with sermon by Rev William Lytle and Lenten talk by Dr. Lester Evans, plus youth and study groups. Haydenville Methodist Circuit and others present varied worship times, Sunday schools, WSCS meetings, and midweek programs through Wednesday, with special speakers and charity events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Earl F. Schottke
William Lytle
Reserve
N. M
Westminster Fellowship
Harrington
Lester Evans
Japan
Korea
Haydenville
Edward H. Jones
Jobs
the Plains Wscs
Buchtel
Murray City
St. Matthew Lutheran
Thomas C. Smallsreed
Good
Union Furnace
Paul A. Sellers
WSWS
Union
Church of the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
Paul
Hocking Man Arrested On Bad Check Charge
Charles Dexter, 37, of New Plymouth Route 1, was arrested Thursday on forging and passing a counterfeit $25 check. The complaint cites Lafe Eggleston of Starr as the merchant. Dexter pleaded innocent in County Court before Judge Waugh Collins and is held on $500 bond, jailed in default of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Dexter
New Plymouth
Lafe Eggleston
Starr
Dexter
Elmer Fuller
Dennis Wilkes
Waugh Collins
Initiation Service Noted By Logan VFW Auxiliary
The Logan VFW Auxiliary held its Wednesday meeting at Pocahontas hall with 22 members present led by Keith Schultz. Initiation for Mrs. Mary L. Brooks was conducted. Mrs. Elsie Columber listed as ill. a report on Friendship Night by the Nelsonville VFW Auxiliary was shared. Girl Scout Troop 13 received a certificate of appreciation. officers to be elected March 11. Heart Fund contribution approved.
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VFW
Pocahontas Hall
Keith Schultz
Mary L. Brooks
Schultz
Elsie Columber
Nelsonville
Logan Vfw
William Rutter
Logan Girl Scout Council
St. John’s Hall
Women’s Association Meeting in Westminster House
The Presbyterian Church Women’s Association met Monday at Westminster House with Mrs. Paul Monks presiding. Mrs. John A. Smith led devotions on The Meaning of the Lenten Season and prayers were offered for missionaries. B G Greenman introduced a mixed chorus that performed carols for Easter. Mrs. Richard S. Brandt reviewed The Day Christ Died by Jim Bishop. Business planned the 1958 bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church
Westminster House
Paul Monks
John A. Smith
Francis Myers
B. G. Greenman
Monks
Pocahontas Club Forms March Membership Contest
Nineteen members attended the Monday Pocahontas meeting at the hall with Mrs. Chan Kistler presiding. Food was collected for a local needy family. A membership contest with March 31 deadline was announced. the losing team will host a dinner later. Committee in charge includes Mrs. Kistler Mrs. Bernard Garrett and Mrs. Robert Tschudy. Social games preceded a gift to Mrs. Noel Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Chan Kistler
Kistler
Bernard Garrett
Robert Tschudy
Noel Dyer
February Meeting of Adult Education Club at East School
The East School cafe hosted the February gathering of the Adult Education Club on Monday evening with sixteen members and guest Mrs. Vyron Redick in attendance. Mrs. Bea Sheline presented A New Look at Your Food Habits as the program topic while tables displayed patriotic decor. Evening hostesses were Mrs. Bill Burgess and Mrs. Jack Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East School
Vyron Redick
Bea Sheline
George Washington
Bill Burgess
Jack Parsons
East School Pupils Learn Health Habits
Charles Fitzgerald Logan Hocking County Health Department sanitarian explained personal health methods to East Elementary students. Mrs Rosemary Switzer health nurse provided the summary as the East School Health Council sponsored the program arranged by principal James Gastin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
East Elementary School
Charles Fitzgerald
Logan-Hocking County Health Department
Rosemary Switzer
East School Health Council
James Gastin
Pomeroy to Host Special Meeting on Sewage Permit
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board requested a special meeting with the Pomeroy Village Council, Burgess and Niple Engineers to discuss the sewage disposal project. Mayor Charles Legar plans to set the date during Monday's regular session ahead of a March 11 hearing on renewal of the village’s permit to discharge refuse into the Ohio River. The current permit expired January 15.
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Pomeroy
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Pomeroy Village
Pollution Board
Burgess and Niple Engineering Co
Charles Legar
Legar
Water Pollution Control Board
Ohio River
Columbus
Murray City Senior Dance At High School Auditorium
Murray City seniors sponsor a school dance tonight at 8 in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Hoffman Graduates High in Beauty Class
Miss Helen M. Hoffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Hoffman Route 3 Pomeroy graduated from Columbus Marinello Beauty School with the high average in an eight month course among 125 students. She is a Chester High School graduate from Chester Ohio.
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Pomeroy
Helen M. Hoffman
Walter Hoffman
Route 3
Columbus Marinello Beauty School
Columbus
Hoffman
Chester High School
Chester
Ohio
Tax Receipts Rise in Meigs County Week
Meigs County retail sales tax receipts for the week ending Feb 15 rose to 2955.20 from 2517.98 the prior year, a gain noted by state treasurer Roger W. Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Roger W. Tracy
Man Pleads Guilty In Racine Larceny Case
George Glaze of Racine pled guilty to larceny in the court of Mayor Charles Legar and was bound over to the grand jury under a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
George Glaze
Racine
Charles Legar
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Joe Scoby
Carterville
Ind
Scoby
Sir Winston Churchill
Logan Churches
Hocking
Southeastern
Athens Rou
Hunter Green
Sandalwood
Gray
Nylon
Wayne Todd
George Rolston
Russell Young
Tom Price
Bazaar
Schwenke-Vail Group
Paul Collison
Rudolph Brandt
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