Farm Institute Program Will Feature Speakers
Final plans for the first of four farmer's institutes have been announced by J. E. Stuart president of the Rockbridge Farmers Institute. The Rockbridge school hosts the opening session Monday and Tuesday with a program including remarks by Mrs. Scott W. Milligan and Rev. William T. Stauffer.
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LOGAN
J. E. Stuart
Rockbridge Farmers Institute
Rockbridge School
Enterprise
Gibisonville
Rockbridge Institute
R. M. Bezanson
Advent Christian Church
Rockbridge
Scott W. Milligan
Home
PTA
YWCA
William T. Stauffer
Europe
C. B. Burns
Stauffer
Stuart
Pearl Starner
Harold Crawford
Elmer Risch
Helen Beougher
Ruth Tucker
Denzil Beougher
Theodore J. Good
Bezanson
Burns
Lake Logan Threatens Gas Line And Roads
Rising Lake Logan due to heavy rain covers a 404 acre area near Route 664 and menaces a 20 inch gas main, with three nearby families cut off from highway access as county crews raise road beds to keep routes open. Water pours from Clear Fork Creek and outlet tiles are limited, delaying any retreat for days.
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Logan
Lake Logan
Haydenville
Rockbridge
Jerry Blosser
LeRoy Conkle
Lloyd Hansley
Clear Fork Creek
Relief From Stomach Ulcers and Excess Acid Offer
Free booklet explains a treatment said to relieve ulcers and excess acid. Over three million bottles sold. claims relief from indigestion sour stomach heartburn sleeplessness and related issues. Available via GALLAHER DRUG CO Coolville TAYLOR & SON Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS.
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Wittard
Gallaher Drug CO
Coolville
Taylor & Son
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A hospital notice lists admissions including Harmon Dupler Nelsonville Richard Buchanan Murray City Mrs Clifford Tatman South Bloomingville Jane Gardner Logan Route 1 Mrs Myrtle Person Murray and couples Charles Wilson Murray City a son Grayden Akers Logan Route 2 Dismissals include Anna Clements E Motter Pearl Blair Charles Walker Florence Stephenson Pauline McWilliams and Ben Sweazy An unrelated historical note mentions Alexander the Great requiring soldiers to shave beards for concealment reasons.
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Harmon Dupler
Nelsonville
Richard Buchanan
Murray City
Clifford Tatman
South Bloomingville
Jane Gardner
Logan
Myrtle Person
Murray ON
Charles Wilson
Grayden Akers
Anna Clements
E. C. Motter
Pearl Blair
Charles Walker
Florence Stephenson
John O'Neil
Pauline McWilliams
Ben Sweazy
Logan Teachers Receive Salary Increases For Current Year
Logan school teachers get an $80 raise plus 3 percent of base pay for the current scholastic year. The board notes increases range from 140 to 170 dollars per teacher, averaging about 160. The raise renews past two year gains under a two mill levy now expired. Logan ranks high among 5000 to 10000 population cities in Ohio for salaries. New athletic board member Jack Pierce replaces Claude Hammon. Judge Harley Meyer remains on the board. The district also leases the swimming pool and tennis courts to the city for a broader recreation program.
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Logan
George E. Carr
Board of Education
Carr
Ohio
Jack Pierce
Athletic Board
Claude Hammon
Harley Meyer
Health Office Reports Busy December in Hocking County
Health Commissioner Dr. H G Southard reports 16 communicable disease cases in December for Hocking County including 15 scarlet fever and 1 chickenpox. The department made 23 school visits, conducted immunizations and inspections, issued materials, and held 132 personal conferences.
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Cancer Service
Wassermann
Southard
Logan BUC reports high unemployment with 1013 in area
Unemployment in the Logan BUC service area rose to a new high of 1013, with 32 more initial claims for the week ending January 14 and 881 continued claims. The Logan office covers Hocking County, Nelsonville, and York Township in Athens County as Ohio totals also climb from 156,746 to 196,602 for the same week.
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Logan
Logan Buc
Homer Schein
Schein
Hocking County
Nelsonville
York Township
Athens County
Ohio
Columbus
Scholarship Test Set For School Seniors
Ohio will hold a general scholarship test for about 10 000 high school seniors in all 88 counties on February 3 and 4. Eligible students are those in the upper 40 percent of their class. The test measures achievement in English history mathematics science and reading.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clyde Hissong
Local Socials and Church Notices From Rocksprings Area
Alfred Alfred a belling and shower were given at the home of Mr and Mrs Jewell Carr for Mr and Mrs Thomas White Thelma Mae Carr. The Dinsmore Boyles Millard Swartz Clarence Warner and Albert Warner families attended services at Rocksprings Methodist Church. PTA meeting at Tuppers Plains attended by several locals. Henry Woodyard of Rockland visiting Claude Woodyard. Raymond Follred and Nina Robinson ill with colds. Charles D Woode did carpenter work for Minis Elliott. Grange met Jan 12 with 37 members. refreshments served. Warren Bentz and William Bentz visited by Union and Parkersburg relatives.
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Alfred
Jewell Carr
Thomas White
Thelma Mae Carr
Dinsmore Boyles
Millard Swartz
Clarence Warner
Albert Warner
Rocksprings Methodist Church
Wilbur Parker
Claude Woodyard
Dorothy Robinson
Charles D. Woode
Warren Bentz
Union
William Bentz
Robert Donelson
Parkersburg
Helen Woode
Local social visits across Lancaster Logan and Gore communities
Mr and Mrs Willis Warthman of Lancaster hosted guests including Mrs Warren Lanning of Logan and Mrs Effie Brashares. Visits extended to Logan by Shirley Helber and Daisy Brown of Lancaster. Families centered in Logan hosted and visited relatives such as the Nihisers Blum Grifth s and Ansel households with notes of business trips to Columbus.
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Enterprise
Willis Warthman
Lancaster
C. P. Warthman
Warren Lanning
Logan
Effie Brashares
Shirley Helber
Jake Nihiser
Harold Blum
Linda
Luther Blum
Arnett Griffith
Daisy Brown
John Povlie
Don Ellinger
Lonnie
Gore
Arnett
Logan Social Notes Highlight Book Club Meeting
Mrs. Dallas Kinser entertained the Tuesday Book Club on North Market Street with a business session led by Mrs. G. R. Robinson. A March of Dimes donation was made and Mrs. Fred Hull reviewed Cry, the Beloved Country by Alan Paton. The group sent a round robin to Mrs. Phil Tschappat, hospitalized in Columbus, while refreshments followed for a list of members.
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Phil Tschappat
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Europe to America: Apples spread with settlers over centuries
Wild and cultivated apples thrived across Europe and followed European settlers to America more than 300 years ago, shaping early orchards and trade.
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Europe
America
Doan's Pills Enduring Kidney Relief Claim
Advertisement notes backache and urinary discomfort may stem from age, stress, cold or diet. It promotes Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic used by millions for over 50 years to flush kidneys and relieve nagging ache, energy loss, headaches, and nighttime urination.
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Dean
Doan
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Jack North
William Helber
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Kerwood Martin
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Clinton Webb
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James Young
Carlos Gaffin
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