Donation Of Meter Funds To Dimes March Sought
Logan in Hocking County considers donating parking meter funds to the March of Dimes polio drive. City solicitor warns public funds may not lawfully support private charity. council may seek attorney general ruling and potentially hold a special session if allowed. Three local children were treated last year. the chapter faced red ink.
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Logan
Hocking County
City Council
Harry Shaw
Carl E. Blosser
National Foundation For
C. Wood Bowen
Bowen
IL. P. Mooney
Ohio
Orland Ashbaugh
Corporation
Ashbaugh
Shawnee Sunshine Workers elect officers and report tests
The Sunshine Workers Class of Shawnee elected officers led by Algean Bishop as president and Marian Craig as vice president. The group served a lunch for members and planned a February Valentine party. County school tests show Shawnee leading in algebra and strong scores in geometry biology world history English, with nine county schools participating.
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Athens YS
Virginia Kopis
Amelia Lee Cox
Margaret Hopkins
Jane Bishop
Algean Bishop
Charles Dishon
Lancaster
William Ricketts
Margaret Hoodlet
Columbus
David Collins
Margaret Collins
Albert Micklethwaite
New Lexington
Donald McKnight
Mary Lee
Judge Relates Lincoln Life at Logan Kiwanis Meeting
Fairfield County common pleas Judge Harry Kilburger spoke before Logan Kiwanis Club about Little Known Phases in the Life of Lincoln. He discussed controversial Civil War figures and their influence on Lincoln's thinking. R. R. Lanning chaired, with guests William Coultrap Judge Harley Meyer and Capt Pershing Pyle of the Salvation Army.
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Logan
Harry Kilburger
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Logan Kiwanis Club
Lincoln
R. R. Lanning
William Coultrap
Harley Meyer
Capt
Pershing Pyle
The
Salvation Army
Music
Ralph Poston
J. Richard Farmer
Minstrel Show At Vinton Rural School Delights Community
The Radcliffe program directed by Mrs. R L Barton featured a minstrel show at Vinton Rural School. Local families join in visits and birthday celebrations as residents move and travelers come and go. Richard Sizemore heads to army service while others relocate to farms and homes across Oreton Middlefork and surrounding areas.
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Radcliff
R. L. Barton
Vinton Rural School
al Harris
Springfield
Harris
John Palmer, Jr
Floyd Price
Johnny
Pfc
George Franklin Hill
Eniwetok
Marshall Islands
Columbia Chapel
Point Rock
Eugene Wright
Duane Lowe
Woodville
James Faulk
Mound Hill
Oreton
William Welker
Mark Cottrill
Raymond Barnes
Middlefork
Maggie Hicks
Nellie Kinnison
Barnes
Ronald Ogdin
Columbus
Floyd Perry
One Candidate Files Petition For Primaries
Logan reports only one candidate filed for municipal offices as filing nears May 2. Richard C. Gerken has submitted for Republican city solicitor while C Wood Bowen holds the post and has not announced re election plans. Leslie Johnson circulated a petition but has not filed. Incumbents’ intentions remain unpublicized.
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Logan
Dean Collison
County Election Board
Richard C. Gerken
C. Wood Bowen
Bowen
Leslie Johnson
Election Board
Gibisonville Institute Opens with Community Program
Logan report details the Gibisonville Community Institute opening at 7 30 p m with an invocation by Rev Earse Miller and a welcome from Francis St Clair. County Auditor Harry Smith will speak followed by music, plays, solos, and a piano duet. Thursday features students songs, a play, recitations, talks by Mrs Duff and County Agent Ruggles, and a business session.
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C. E. Duff
Canton
Lavon Carr
Martha Kruger
Ruby Anderson
Warren Vorhees
Sir Echo
Naomi Keck
Shirley Meyer
John Bailey
John Brammer
Lawrence Carpenter
Roy Stahr
Ronal Williams
Mrs. Duff
Carbon Hill Class Presents 3-Act Play Tonight
The Carbon Hill senior class stages Artichokes for Dinner in the Ward Local High School gymnasium at 8 p.m. Performances feature the Girls Glee Club with soloists Doris Joyce and Betty Guess and songs There’s Music In The Air Beautiful Dreamer Cielito Lindo and O Sole Mio.
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LOGAN
Carbon Hill High School
Ward
Cielito Lindo
Doris Joyce
Betty Guess
Woman Injured In Intersection Mishap
Julia Kuhn 19 of West Street received lacerations to the right eye and knee after being struck by a car driven by George Hammer while crossing Main and Hunter. Police said she was treated by a local physician and released.
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Logan
Julia Kuhn
West St
George Hammer
Main
Hunter
Hocking Hospital Notes Admits Births Dismissals
Recent admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital include Seth Adams Dresden medical Mrs William B Sayers Logan medical Peggy Ann Woolever Logan Mrs Bonaparte Weede New Plymouth medical Lois Burcham Logan Route 1 medical Daniel Jones Union Furnace surgery Ricky Leland Wolf Nelsonville Route 1 medical. Births recorded for Charles Johnson Nelsonville a son and Paul LaFollette Nelsonville a daughter. Dismissals include Ricky Unger South Bloomingville Micky Unger South Bloomingville and Mrs Kenneth Stimel and daughter Nelsonville.
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Hocking Hospital
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Seth Adams
Dresden
William B. Sayers
Peggy Ann Woolever
Bonaparte Weede
New Plymouth
Lois Burcham
Daniel Jones
Union Furnace
Ricky Leland Wolf
Nelsonville
Charles Johnson
Paul LaFollette
Ricky Unger
South Bloomingville
Micky Unger
Kenneth Stimel
Pairings listed in rural county marriage notices
The document lists multiple couple pairings with ages and hometowns including Eugene Chesher and Ana Lehman both of Nelsonville, James Holland and Phyllis Puckett of Nelsonville routes, Richard Reynolds and Elizabeth Pagels of Columbus, Kenneth Beck and Mary Hunt of New Straitsville, Dennie Lavender and Rose Penrod of Logan and Loudonville, Elmo Smith and Mary Patton of Nelsonville, Ronald Travis and Evelyn Myers of Logan with Gerald Dolman and Lois Jonas of Wooster, Curtis Morris and Dorothy Hoysman of Columbus.
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Eugene Chesher
Nelsonville
Ana Vesta Lehman
James Walter Holland
Phyllis Virgene Puckett
Richard Eugene Reynolds
Columbus
Elizabeth Collins Pagels
Kenneth Beck
New Straitsville
Mary Hunt
Dennie Blake Lavender
Ijr
Loudenville
Rose Marie Penrod
Logan
Elmo Smith
Athens
Mary Kathryn Patton
Ronald Allen Travis
Evelyn Jean Myers
Gerald Paul Dolman
Wooster
Lois Ann Jonas
Curtis Billy Morris
Dorothy Little Hoysman
Four More Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Hocking County
Health officials report four new scarlet fever cases raising the school year total to eleven. Quarantined children are Jo Anne Reynolds six from Creole Route 1 Nancy Ebert nine of South Bloomingville and David Spencer four Cheryl Spencer two of Laurelville.
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Logan
Hocking County
Jo Anne Reynolds
Samuel Reynolds
Nancy Ebert
Lester Ebert
South Bloomingville
David K. Spencer
Cheryl Lynn Spencer
John Spencer
Laurelville
Striking Workers Return to Sunny Hill Mine
The Sunny Hill Strip mine near New Lexington resumed operations after a four day strike. The facility employs 250 workers and stands as the largest strip operation in Southeastern Ohio.
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Sunny Hill
New Lexington
Here
Ohio
Perry County Gambling Discussed by Ministers
New Lexington ministers met with the Perry County Ministerial Association to discuss gambling and laid plans for definite action at their February meeting.
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Perry County
New Lexington
Bars Grab Most Whiskey as City Stores Reveal Records
Cleveland bars took the bulk of scarce whiskey brands while 700 local permit holders shared a small number of cases, based on downtown wholesale store records obtained by the Plain Dealer with authorization from State Liquor Director Oscar L. Fleckner.
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Cleveland
The
Plain Dealer
Oscar L. Fleckner
Parole Board Hears Death Sentence Appeal
The State Pardon and Parole Commission completed a hearing on the appeal of Ova B. Curnutt of Cincinnati, condemned to death for planning the robbery and killing of cafe owner Thomas Wilson. The commission will report to the governor after further study following a reprieve on January 14.
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Columbus
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Ova B. Curnutt
Cincinnati
Ohio
Curnutt
Thomas Wilson
State Patrol Rush Blood to Mercy Mother in Columbus Area
Ohio State Highway Patrol rushed three pints of rare type blood from the Columbus Blood Center to aid Mrs. Freda Richey a 33 year old Mercer County mother who had a Caesarean birth at Otis Hospital Celina.
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Columbus
Mercer County
Freda Richey
Otis Hospital
Celina
Woman Found Dead. Police Question Husband in Cincinnati
Jessie Ruppe, 44, is held for questioning after the body of his wife Mattie Lee, 44, was found beaten to death in their Cincinnati home. Homicide Detective Tom Faragher says she apparently died from injuries, and the husband is being questioned.
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Cincinnati
Jessie Ruppe
Mattie Lee
Tom Faragher
Dayton Bread Co. President Elected Ohio Bakers Leader
A. E. Craig, president of Dayton Bread Co., was elected president of the Ohio Bakers Association at its annual meeting. He succeeds Clayton Zeliinger of Marietta.
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Cincinnati
A. E. Craig
Dayton Bread Co
Ohio Bakers Association
Clayton Zeliinger
Marietta
Akron plant workers end walkout with early shift return
Akron division employees of the B. F. Goodrich Co. began returning to work on the early shifts today, ending a walkout that began Monday at midnight. The dispute and settlement terms were not disclosed.
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Akron
B. F. Goodrich Co
West Columbia social notes and visitors listed
Mrs Lizzie Stewart visited her son in law Paul Blessing at Point Pleasant. Ethel May Logan and Eunice Hallascott spent time in Point Pleasant. Alice Ferguson and Mary Johnson were in Point Pleasant. Sam Eads and daughters visited Point Pleasant. Jack Cartwright and daughter Eunice Kay visited Clifton. Jimmie Lee Kenneth Lynes and Jess Lynes of Mason visited James Lee. John Young of Mason visited Mrs Lawrence Russell. Helen E Roush.
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West Columbia
Lizzie Stewart
Paul Blessing
Point Pleasant
Ethel May Logan
Eunice Hallascott
Alice Ferguson
Mary Johnson
Sam Eads
Etta
Linda
Jack Cartwright
Eunice Kay
Clifton
Jimmie Lee
Kenneth
Jess Lynes
Mason
James Lee
John Young
Lawrence Russell
Helen E. Roush
Oberlin Vetoes ROTC Plan on Campus
A faculty vote at Oberlin College rejected inviting the Air Force to establish a Reserve Officers' Training Corps unit on campus. The decision blocks the proposed ROTC program at Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Air Force
Oberlin College
Markets Cincinnati Livestock Report
Salable hogs 2200. barrows and sows steady with Tuesday averages. Cattle 400, calves 200, slow and mostly steady. baby beeves higher at 25.50 around 575 lb. Vealers steady. sheep 50 head, lambs 85 lb wooled at 25.50. Trade described as moderately active early. weights and prices noted for hogs, cattle, and vealers in Cincinnati market.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Dept
Poultry Butter and Potatoes Prices Reported in Cincinnati
Poultry markets show heavy fowls over 4 lbs at 36 to 37 cents, light at 25 to 27, heavy fryers up to 5 lbs at 30 to 32, heavy broilers 30 to 32, old roosters and leghorn stags 20 to 22, heavy stags 22 to 26. Butter wholesale prints per pound 63 to 66 cents with premium 57 and regular 34, potatoes priced 2.50 to 5.00.
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Cincinnati
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