District Conservationists To Be Feted at Banquet
Logan district to hold its annual meeting March 13 at Logan High School cafeteria. Banquet starts at 7 p.m. with Robert Will of Mc Arthur as speaker and Merrill Davis leading group singing. Election of two district supervisors to serve next year. terms of Armstrong and Hoover expire. Nominations and ticket sales details provided for those seeking or attending.
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Logan
Hocking Soil Conservation District
Logan High School
Robert Will
McArthur Banker
Merrill Davis
Jackson
Harry Armstrong
Starr Township
Henry Hoover
Good Hope
Roy Funk
J. B. Wagoner
Roger Connor
Armstrong
Hoover
Clarence Skinner
Harold Smith
Arlie Brimner
Claude Harsh
Harold Zimmerman
Washington Township
Robert Daubenmire
Marion
Glenn Wilson
Perry Township
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Jack Riley
Adams St
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
William PD Patrick of Wellston Route 3 is admitted. Mrs. Robert Campbell of Logan and Charles H. Bell of Logan are admitted. Mrs. Delbert Henderson of Mc Arthur Route 2 is discharged.
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William PD. Patrick
Wellston
Robert Campbell
Logan
Charles H. Bell
Delbert Henderson
McArthur
Church Activities Schedule for Logan and Nearby
Local church listings outline Sunday school and worship times for several congregations including ST. JOHN ST. JOSEPH ST. PAUL LUTHERAN and First Presbyterian. Activities include choir rehearsals, lent services, youth groups, Bible studies, and church meetings across the week.
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St, Matthew
Ili
Voice of Peter
Hocking
ST. John
Jehovah's Witnesses
G. E. Rambo
Trinity Lutheran
Paul D. Holtzen
Ladies Guild
Church OF the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
Tax Receipts Show Rise in Hocking County
Logan weekly report by County treasurer Ralph Moorhead shows activity up from a year ago. Sales tax receipts totaled 431.45 versus 2513.55 for the prior week, boosting the year to date total to 26655.58 against 25019.76 for the previous year, a gain of 1635.82.
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Logan
Ralph Moorhead
Hocking
Logan Women’s Society meeting yields plans and program
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church chapel with Mrs. James Struble presiding. They scheduled a visitation party for March 18 and a rummage sale for March 29, and heard devotional leadership by Minnie Moore.
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Forest Deering
Stivison
Russell Berlin
Lester Risch
John Allen
Wyskiver
Marlene Schultz
Martha
Keith Schultz
Logan merchants discuss Thursday hours at 7 p m meeting
The Logan Trade Club calls a meeting for all Logan retailers at 7 p m within the Ohio Power Company office to iron out an hours policy. Russell Young says the goal is to reach a generally satisfactory plan as stores weigh Thursday afternoon openings. All merchants are invited to attend.
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Logan
Logan Trade Club
Ohio Power Company
Russell Young
Young
Seventeen Countians Complete Red Cross First Aid Course
Seventeen Hocking Countians finished the Red Cross standard first aid course taught by Dr. J. Ward Doering in Logan. The 12 hour program starts four three hour sessions with Miss Even Man Winner assisting, and is followed by an advanced class March 4 for instructor eligibility.
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Logan
Hocking
Red Cross
J. Ward Doering
Logan High School
Doering
National Red Cross
William Dennis
Vivian Donaldson
W. J. Guess
Clyde Beougher
Edwin Rutgers
Vance Griffith
Rachel Mason
Helen Holzapfel
George Donahue
William Rheinscheid
Mary Margaret Kaiser
Robert Gastin
Marjorie Mogg
John Mock
Helen Rush
Charlotte Rice
Calvin Rice
Pearl Coon Dies at Home in The Plains Ohio
Pearl Coon 71 of The Plains Ohio died unexpectedly at home. A retired coal miner and Eagles member, he is survived by his wife Frances and eight children, plus two brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be Sunday at 1:30 p m at The Plains Nazarene Church with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after Saturday morning.
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Nelsonville
Pearl Coon
The
Plains
Order of Eagles
Athens
Frances Coon
Leslie
Columbus
Otho
Renzo
Willard
Blanche Adams
Verna Bracoff
Clarice Shields
Chauncey
Mary Bradley
Port Washington
Ohio
Frank
William
Deanville
Margaret Powell
Plains Nazarene Church
Lena Bradenburg
Green Lawn Cemetery
Truck Hits Trestle on Front Street
Logan City police report a truck driven by Howard Fellore of Columbus crashed into a railway trestle on E Front St yesterday at 1 40 p m. The impact released gasoline and the city fire department was called to hose the street.
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Logan
Howard Fellore
Columbus
E. Front St
Funeral Services Held for Carl Sherburn
Nelsonville resident Smith Sherburn attended the funeral of his brother Carl Sherburn in Columbus on Thursday. The services were held at the family residence 33 N Ureka Ave at 2 p.m.
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Nelsonville
Smith Sherburn
Columbus
Carl Sherburn
Eureka Ave
Rummage Sale By Eastern Star Rescheduled in Nelsonville
The Eastern Star rummage sale is set for March 15 at the Central School building Fort Street entrance replacing the earlier March 5 date. Proceeds support local community projects and scholarships.
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Nelsonville
Eastern Star
Fort St. Entrance
Marriage License for Canter and Cox
William Ralph Canter aged 22 of Lancaster Route 2 wed Mary Ellen Cox aged 19 of Rockbridge Route 2 under marriage license records.
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William Ralph Canter
Lancaster
Mary Ellen Cox
Rockbridge
Initiation Session Draws 125 Knights of Pythias in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Knights of Pythias from 18 lodges gathered for lunch and initiation at Valley Lodge 169 with Billy Monks as chancellor commander. About 125 Pythians attended the Rathbone Bible Class of 1952 ceremony led by Supreme Prelate Mel W. Ewen and featured 11 new initiates.
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Nelsonville
Knights of Pythias
Ohio
Ludges
Valley Lodge 169
Billy Monks
Pythians
Mel W. Ewen
Portland
Ore
Rathbone
Justus H. Rathbone
Order
Valley Lodge
Jobless Claims Drop in Logan Area in February 1951
Claims for unemployment compensation fell to 608 last week, the lowest in a month and below February 1951’s weekly average of 672. Of the total, 567 were for those unemployed a week or more and 41 were new claims, down from 685 the prior week. Local BUC manager Homer Schein attributed the decline to pleasant weather and construction activity reopening.
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LOGAN
Homer Schein
BUC
Schein
Three Guilty In Tavern Brawl Hearings
In Nelsonville on Wednesday three defendants faced arraignment for tavern brawl involvement. Cyrus Horsley of Deanville pled guilty to intoxication and fighting with fines and jail pending settlement. Gilbert Adams and Richard Forrest also pled guilty to fighting with fines. Joe Kranitz of Logan pled guilty to DUI and paid a $100 fine plus costs. Charles Emery Eads of Rutland pled guilty to unsafe operation with a $5 fine. Floyd K. Durst of New Lexington Route 1 pled guilty to crossing a yellow line with a $10 fine.
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Nelsonville
Paul Galvin
Cyrus Horsley
Deanville
Gilbert Adams
Richard Forrest
Joe Kranitz
Logan
Everett Hewlett
Kranitz
Charles Emery Eads
Rutland
James Freer
Harper and Canal Sts
Floyd K. Durst
New Lexington
State Highway Patrol
Woman in Hospital in Nelsonville Area
Mrs. John Farrow known as Binnie Farrow of Columbus formerly of Nelsonville has been admitted to Mount St. Mary Hospital for observation and treatment.
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Nelsonville
John (Binnie) Farrow
Columbus
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Here
Birth notices at Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charlies William Wilson Nelsonville Route 1 welcomed a daughter. Mrs Walter Laurisky Murray Mrs Gilbert Everett Trimble Route 1. Mrs Sanford White Carbondale, Mrs John Lehman Nelsonville Mrs Raymond Foughty Nelson ville. Jesse Warren Nelsonville Route Clarence Turner Jacksonville. Edward Bryson Buchtel.
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Charlies William Wilson
Nelsonville
Walter Lauriskey
Murray
Gilbert Everett
Trimble
Sanford White
Carbondale
John Lehman
Raymond Foughty
Jesse Warren
Clarence Turner
Jacksonville
Edward Bryson
Buchtel
Lydia Pinkham's Compound Eases Monthly Period Pain
Doctors tests show Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved cramps backaches and headaches in about three of four cases. The remedy is described as thoroughly modern and capable of calming distress during menstruation.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lydia Pinkhams
Trom
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Dan Delong
Salt Creek Township
Vern Stahr
Laurel Township
Alva Hankison
Benton Township
Ed Griffith
Frank Masure
James Rimelspach
Paul Shaw
SCS
County
Soil Conservation Office
Hocking Valley Hospital
LM de Atel
Elie
Giant
Cuartes Satey
Canyon
Columbia
Church News of
Johnny
Harrington
Westminister Fellowship
Don Iles
Fred Rochester
Jay Nimon
Ed Jones
Henry Carr
WCTU
NYE
Nic
E Round the Clock Wrecker
Matt and
FBI
Wr Brown
Ellison
Nanoseas
Kit Carson
Inelsonville
K of P Lodges
Grand Lodge
Raymond C. Patton
Local
L. C. Ross
Franklin Lodge
James Leonard
Murray City
Marietta
New Straitsville
Middleport
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Circleville
Ashville
Laurelville
Wilkesville
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Vernon
John Culp
WBA
City Hall
Hilleary Shoe Hospital
Coats
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