Tax Rate Decrease Planned For Most Property Owners
Logan County treasurer Ralph Moorhead announced 1955 real estate levies with lower rates for most districts due to a three tenths mill cut in the tuberculosis levy. Some districts see increases including Starr Washington school district and portions of Marion and Ward townships. The largest drop occurred in a part of Washington Township attached to Swan school. list shows multiple per thousand values with prior rates in parentheses. Date for first-half collection not yet set.
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Logan
Ralph Moorhead
Hocking County
Budget Commission
Starr- Washington
Marion ‘Township
Bremen
Ward Township
York
Athens County
Washington Township
Swan
Vinton County
Marion Township
Berne Union
Perry Township
Laurelville Village
Salt Creek
Starr Township
East Hocking
Murray City
West Hocking
26 Hocking Countians Replace 14 Who Died
December deaths in Hocking County listed by Lorina Larimer registrar. Births occurred at home and at Hocking Valley Hospital. Records note two parental families and local addresses. Municipal actions referenced include budget items and ordinances affecting city services and financing for improvements.
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Hocking
Uuan
Hocking County
Lorina Larimer
City-Council Wealth Department
Lagan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Bhoy
Cecil L. Karr
Laurelville
Rich
Stephenson
Glouster
Jack C. Hart
Report on the First National Bank condition and local notices
The document includes a faded bank report of condition for the First National Bank with references to deposits and government obligations, plus local items about births at Hocking Valley Hospital and a list of Logan Route families becoming parents. It also notes a Junior Tourist Book Club meeting on January 16 at Mrs. Walter Leonard’s home and a 200k book review session led by Mrs. Frederick Blume.
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Benjamin E. Thrapp
New Straiteville
Elmon D. Hall
Logan
Arlen R. Starr
Wellston
Robert E. Nihiser
Donald Dawley
George Zinn Jr
Paul R Fickel
Artur $. Wright
Robert J. Pugh
Walter Leonard
Frederick Blume
Bosses Night at Logan Women’s Club Meeting in Presbyterian Church
Logan Tuesday evening inner meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s Club featured Bosses Night with about 108 guests at the Presbyterian Church dining room. Invocation by Mrs Janet W Carr. welcome by Mrs Mary Thompson. program chair Mrs Gladys Webb and district director Helen F Bush spoke briefly. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown gave a history of the club.
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Presbyterian Church
Janet W. Carr
Mary Thompson
Gladys Webb
Helen F. Bush
Rhea Bangert Brown
Stembers
Westminster Frouse
Harry Hill
Kara Allen
Love
Minnie ‘L. Bowen
Molly Jackson
Margaret Webb
Rhea Harden
Florence Ficker Evelyn Hunsaker
J Techappat
Thompson
Society leader preaches on revolution era themes at Webb Chapel
Mrs ta led the program with Look at Our World and The Meaning of Revolution readings as Society Harley St. Clair served as devotional leader for The Changless Gospel in a Revolutionary Age. Service at Webb's Chapel Church Friday evening Feb 11 marks the first day of Lent with neighboring churches invited. The Society voted a Campus Fund gift and announced March officers. Special offerings for Camp Ground and retired missionaries will be taken Feb 2 at Mrs. Clinton St. Clair's home. Mrs. St. Clair and Mrs. Michael Mohler led as devotional and program heads.
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Harley St. Clair
Changless Gosel
Webb's ‘Chapel
Clinton St. Clair
St. Clair
Michael Mohler
Mrs Azbell Rites Planned for Ethel Azbell
Mrs. Ethel Ruby Azbell 47 wife of Emmett Azbell found dead Wednesday at home on Rockbridge Route 1. Rites held 2 Saturday at Pisgah Methodist Church Good Hope Township with Rev. Dewey Sette officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery by Heinlein Funeral Service. Survived by husband, daughter Helen Williams of Laurelville Route 1, sons Le Roy and Wayte, two stepdaughters Goldie Hart and Flossie Brucker, two stepsons Lester Virgil Clarence Azbell Eugene Azbell, brother John Wright, five sisters Rachel Reed Esther Vickroy Clara Bell Davison Ruth Conrad Martha Lutz.
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Ethel Ruby Azbell
Emmett Azbell
Rockbridge
Pisgah ‘Methodist Church
Good Hope
Ev. Dewey ‘Sette Ficiating
Heinlein
Arbell
Helen Williams
Laurelville
Le _ roy
Wayte
Lancaster
Goldie Hart
Flossie Brucker
Lester
Virgil
Clarence Azbell
Eugene Azbell
John ‘Wright
Bremen
Rachel Reed
Esther Vickroy
Clarabell Davison
Ruth Conrad
Columbus
Martha Lutz
Sugar Grove
Storys Run Social Notes of Weddings and Visits
Miss Dorothy Ann Vieth and Donald Leach united in marriage December 24 in Middleport in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a blue street length dress with rhinestone trim and carried rosebud corsage. A three tier wedding cake featured miniature figures. The couple will reside with Leach's parents temporarily. Several local residents attended and visitors from New Boston and Columbus joined in celebrations. Numerous relatives and friends were noted visiting, hosting, and attending various family gatherings across Storys Run and surrounding areas.
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Storys Run
Dorothy ‘Ann Vieth
John Vieth
Storys Run i |Rd
Donald Leach
Joseph Leach
Run Rd
Fred I. Gardner
Middleport
Leach
Cheshire High School
Y Hhire High School
Ohio River Colliers
Plan for Trailer Park At Fairgrounds Refused
Logan County commission refused a fair board request to build a public trailer park at the county fairgrounds citing legal impossibility. Clarence Skinner of the fair board argued for idle land space in the southwest corner to serve state park visitors, with sewer lines staked and construction materials pledged. Proceeds would benefit the fair board. the land is owned by the Hocking County Agriculture Society under the county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jens
Fair Board
Clarence Skinner
Fairgrounds
The
Hocking County Agriculture Society
New Lexington items share court cases and charity notes
Perry County news reports two New Lexington women facing charges after a confrontation with an officer, with hearings and bonds noted. It also covers a grand jury bound over decisions, charity donations totaling 1471.26 to child welfare and aged care funds, and local officials planning events including a health space test report.
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Ueauuiny
Jerse
Sey Wilestilla Webb
T. J. Horden Withers
Perry County
Bernice Walt
Eva M. Bradley
Horden
L. P
Boart Eyman
New Lexing
Perry County Grand Jury
Two DWI Cases Dismissed in Logan Court
In Common Pleas Court Judge Harley Meyer dismissed charges against Clarence E. Denbow and Freeman C. Hughes on motion of the defense. Transcripts and records were remanded to Logan's mayoral court. Denbow and Hughes had pleaded innocent after being held to the grand jury earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas Court
Harley Meyer
Clarence E. Denbow
Freeman C.hughes
Denbow
Hughes
Joseph Phillips
Laurel Run Community Church notices schedule
The local church lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m with a youth service later. A workers class meets at WM Clarence Rieder home Thursday at 7 90 p m. An adult class meets with Mrs Earl Miller Wednesday evening.
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Orville Newton
Nastor
Clarence Rieder
Laurel Run
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