December car and title activity in Hocking County
The December report from the clerk of the Common Pleas Court shows 45 new cars bought in Hocking County and 441 new titles issued. It lists 288 mortgages and 260 cancellations, with total receipts of 565.85 dollars. New car owners include Alice H Hull Logan and George Johnson Logan among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Logan
Decemer
Clerk of Common Pleas Court
Hocking County
Alice H. Hull
George Johnson
George Huston
Shirley Mooney Sherwood
J. L. Brown
Wayne Newspaper Co
Loren J. Shorr
A. M. Bierley
Betty J. Guess
Ralph McDonald
Murray City
Ernest Hartman
A Skull
Jack N. Thompson
Laurelville
Walter Kennard
New Plymouth
Virgil L. Spencer
John
Stamps Exceed Fourth Million in Hocking County Sales
Logan The county treasurer Ralph Moorhead reports 262946 75 dollars in sales tax stamps sold in the year, up 24448 29 from 1951 and the first time surpassing 250000. In the week ending Dec 31 stamps totaled 13853 73, up 3601 99 from the prior year.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Ralph Moorhead
Hocking County Gifts Thank Hospital Donors
Dr. C. H. Creed superintendent of Athens State Hospital sent a letter of thanks to Probate Judge Rhea Pettit Bangert for Christmas gifts from Hocking County for hospital patients. He said the gifts far surpassed expectations and conveyed gratitude to the people of Hocking County on behalf of the patients.
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Logan
C. H. Creed
Athens State Hospital
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Hocking County
Creed
December Leads June In Wedding Permits
Logan reports December 1952 led Hocking County in marriage licenses with 21 permits issued by the Probate Court. October had 20, and both June and August had 19. The year totals show 162 licenses, one more than 1951, compared with 161. December 1951 had 15 licenses.
Reed Weaving Sessions Set For Clubs
Home demonstration agent Mrs. Emily C. Van Fossan reports many clubs will weave reed at upcoming meetings. Reed produces mats and baskets, is pliable and inexpensive, and comes in sizes from 00 to 17. Meetings include Rockbridge Bridgets January 5 and others through January 16 with basketry and flower arrangements and a focus on spring flowers in January.
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Logan
Emily C. van Fossan
Rattan
East Indian Islands
Rockbridge Bridgets
Washington Township
Grace Jacques
South Bloomingville
Bear Run Home Demonstration Club
William Henry
Courthouse
Enterprise
Falls Township
Joseph Phillips
van Fossan
Meeting on Soil Fertility Tonight at Courthouse Auditorium
Logan County farmers are invited to an 8 p.m. meeting in the courthouse auditorium to hear soil fertility recommendations from Ohio State University and the experiment station. County agent Charles Ingraham notes weekly sessions for six weeks, with Mondays at the same time and place for all sessions.
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Logan
Charles Ingraham
Extension Agronomist
Ohio State University and Experiment Station
Ingraham
Twins Born to Cows Reported by County Agent
County agent Charles Ingraham reports two sets of twins from cows on local farms. Twin bulls born to Albert Hilderbrandt's cow and bull and heifer twins born to Ted Dupler's cow, both sired by proven bulls of the Central Ohio Breeders Association.
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Logan
Charles Ingraham
Albert Hilderbrandt
Ted Dupler
Central Ohio Breeders Association
Ingraham
Births and admissions at Mount St. Mary Hospital notes
The Mount St. Mary Hospital notes record the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCool of Hemlock. Multiple admissions include Mrs. Barbara Moore of Corning Route 1 and several residents from Nelsonville and surrounding areas such as Annabelle Ervin, Diane Jonas, Rev. Forest Burd, and John Stocklen, with others listed from Glouster, Haydenville, Murray City, New Lexington, and Athens Route 1.
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Walter McCool
Hemlock
Barbara Moore
Corning
Annabelle Ervin
Nelsonville
Diane Jonas
Forest Burd
Ed McDonald
Murray City
Gilbert Adams
Haydenville
Walter McDivitt
Glouster
Alberta Crippen
Carbonal
Alfred Richardson
Floyd Yokum
Shawnee
Phyliss Betts
Helen Brausius
Logan
Mary Archibald
New Straitsville
Carl Ginnery
New Lexington
Ruth Matheny
John Stocklen
Homer Farrell
Lancaster
Land
Augusta McNamee
Georgia Walbeck
John Perkins
Lester Fields
Carl Whitlatch
Athens
Scott David Barber
Pocketbook Stolen from Miller Grocery Clerk
Mrs. Shelby Barber reported a theft at Miller Grocery Columbus and Hocking streets. Her purse containing $50 was taken while she assisted at the store Saturday.
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Nelsonville
Shelby Barber
Miller Grocery
Columbus
Hocking St
Field Called 100 Percent Communist By Man
An exclusive interview portrays Noel Field as a committed Communist and long time Soviet intelligence agent. Dolivet, a controversial figure, links Field to the Prague trial and to other alleged agents including Clementis and Simone, noting Field’s wartime relief work and ties to Hollywood.
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Louis Dolvet
Dolivet
Louis Dolivet
U. S
Europe
United Nations World
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Beatrice Whitney Straight
Edward H.jenison
Rep
Ill
Noel Field
Vladimir Clementis
Andre Simone
Rude Pravo
Field
Leon Jouhaux
NEA
Alger Hiss
New York
Laszlok
Czechoslovakia
Hertha
Hermann
Prague
Switzerland
Fields
Germany
Doliver
Moscow
Russia
Clementis
Soviet Bloc
Simone
Kremlin
Marshal Tito
Yugolovia
Breda
Otto Katz
Mexico
Hollywood
Boosters to Meet Buchtel High School Tonight
The Band Boosters Club will meet today at 7 p.m. in Buchtel High School. A pot luck meal will be served.
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Buchtel
Boosters
Buchtel High School
Agent Advises Record Work By Farmers
County agricultural agent urges farmers to start keeping accurate farm business records for the coming year. He notes extension office will offer farm account books at a small cost and recommends soil testing to guide lime and fertilizer use, citing $1 tests as cost-effective savings. He promotes artificial breeding through Dairy Service Co-op and Central Ohio Breeders Assn to boost calf productivity and register calves. He warns about limited tree stock from the State Department of Natural Resources, listing available species such as catalpa, wild cherry, oaks, maples, pines, mulberry, and multiflora rose.
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Logan
Charles Ingraham
Dairy Service Co-op
Central Ohio Breeders Assn
Ingraham
Two Men Arraigned on Intoxication Charges
Two men were arraigned in Mayor Paul Galvin's court in Nelsonville. LeRoy Smith of Carbon Hill and John Felllum of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Paul Galvin
LeRoy Smith
Carbon Hill
John Fellum
90th Anniversary Marked By Union Bricklayers
Union bricklayers of Perry and Hocking counties marked the Local 53 50th anniversary with a banquet at the New Lexington Lutheran Church. Engraved gold cards honored Lewis Nader and David Moodie for 50 years of continuous membership, with charter member recognition and a brick-gold gavel presented to the local.
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Union Bricklayers
Perry
Hocking Counties
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union of America
Lutheran Church
New Lexington
Lewis Nader
David Moodie
New Straitsville
Edgar Baker
Newark
The
International
Mr. Nader
Joe Puterbaugh
Joe Brennick
Logan
Jack Rizer
Gore Route 1
William Brown
Moonie
Baker
Ohio
Bricklayers’ Union
Tom E. Davis
Cleveland
Ohio State Conference of Labor
Charles Flannigan
Floyd Patton
Columbus
Davis
Charles A. Smith
Man Found Dead in Bed in Green Township
Logan Hurley Bungard was found dead in his bed at home by neighbors Sunday evening. Hocking County Coroner Dr. J W Doering said the death occurred Saturday night from coronary occlusion. Bungard was brother of Charles Bungard of Logan. Funeral arrangements by Leonard funeral home are incomplete.
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Logan
Hurley Bungard
Green Township
Hocking County
J. W. Doering
Bungard
Charles Bungard
Leonard Funeral Home
Two Patients Taken To Their Residences
Clyde Allberry of Route 664 S was moved from Doctor's Hospital to his home after treatment for a heart ailment. Mrs. Paul Summer and infant were transported from Lancaster Fairfield Hospital to their home near Maxville.
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Logan
Clyde Allberry
Doctor's Hospital
Paul Summer
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Maxville
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Dennis Carr
Sugar Grove
Pearl A. McPheron
Clarence Burgoon
William Maffin
Clyde M. Hart
L. E. Scott
Denver Winland
Laurensville
Jack Myers
South Logan
George W. Dixon
Dorothy M. Smith
Dorothy Rutherford
Russell Kuhn
Rockbridge
James C. Yates
Neil Graf
John E. Geiger
Frederick Primmer, Jr
Barney L. McClain
Union Furnace
Oliver W. Notestone
Cora H. Geil
John Edward Willison
Halstead Lehman
Robert Taylor
Eleanor Parker
James Whitmore
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Victor Nature
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Queen of Bathing Beauties
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Arthur Hornblom, JR
Mount St. Mary Hospital
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Victor Mature
Patriga Neal
Dick Cooper
Local 53
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Roy Kleinschmidt
Osher Rollins
Keith Summers
George Crane
Charles M. Smith
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Robert Burton
George Bresculp
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