Flames destroy home as couple escapes onto roof
Fire destroyed a residence in Stratisville Saturday night. Ela Ambrose, 30s, and her son escaped to the porch roof as flames spread from the rear to the exterior of the Joan Whitmer home. Firemen rescued them after officers detected smoke and flames, likely from an overheated furnace or wiring. They were given lodging with Shorty Stover.
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Hstratisville
Foster
Amiterre
Jaddere
Mrone
Hames
Wee
Joan Whitmer
Seeee Dam
Foster Amorose
Ambrose
Shorty Stover
Rauch Deaths and Fire Damage Report in Lancaster
John A. Rauch 83 dies at his son's home in Lancaster County after long affiliation with Jadinian Co and serving as plant superintendent. Four great grandchildren survive. services set for Forest Rose Cemetery. Fire at Lattava Garage destroys building and machinery, damages exceed 125000 dollars. Ormand Lattava cites cutting torch near gasoline as cause.
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John A. Rauch
Son
COGAN
Jahna
Sr S
Fvangelital Lutheran Poin Lancaster
H. Flaurr
Lancaster
Dames Mckee
Fred Rauch Q
Qantton
Lattava Offers, Inc
Ormand Lattava
Royermen
Deen
Columbus St
Standay
Andrew Schilling
Forest Rose Cemetery
Frank Elsmith
Tear tab design promises easier to carry quart
A new container claims reduced leaks and greater convenience with a tear tab on top for controlled usage. The maker invites inquiries for details and ordering information.
Issuing Bond Makes Debt Long Term
The Treasury will issue a 40 year bond on February 1 signaling confidence that the business downturn has ended. The ultralong issue, the longest since the 30 year Panama Canal bond of 1911, carries 4 percent interest. This marks a shift to long term debt under President Eisenhower to reduce refinancing risk and aid monetary policy and investment.
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Washington
Treasury
Panama Canal
AOL
Eisenhower
Moonshiner Jailed Fin ed in Federal Case
Logan area case in Columbus District Federal Court saw Carl C. Huston receive a 90 day jail term and a $500 fine after conviction for manufacturing moonshine. A raid Dec 4 found a 50 gallon condenser, six fermenters, 135 gallons of mash and 12 gallons of whiskey in a basement still. Huston faced charges of manufacture and possession of moonshine as U.S. commissioner Robert L. Newlyn presided.
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Logan
New Straitsville
Columbus
Mel G.underwood
Carl C. Huston
Huston
Federal
State
Perry County
Robert L. Newlyn
U.S
Two Enter Primary Race Two Candidates File Petitions
Logan voters see two more entrants Friday for city primary petitions. Ruth Easterling seeks renomination as city auditor on the Democratic ticket. Warren Johnson, Republican, aims for city council president. Two more Democrat mayoral hopefuls: Rolland Schorr and Francis Myers. Mayor Joseph Phillips filed Republican, with no GOP opposition yet. Filing deadline is 4 p.m. February 19.
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Logan
Ruth Easterling
Warren Johnson
Easterling
Cir
Johnson
Rolland Schorr
Francis Myers
Joseph
Hospital Study Signals Medical Progress
Fragmentary OCR notes mention TB hospital study, lamgama, aims, and hopes for improved care. garbled lines reference patients, testing, and potential outcomes amid unclear details. The fragment hints at a hospital research effort in tuberculosis treatment and future prospects.
Urgent Blood Drive Appeals for Donors at Center
Emergency plea seeks donors to meet a blood shortage with a drive at the Columbus Regional Blood Center. Requests aim to fit factory workers and others after hours, offering appointments for Wednesday visits and extended hours from 1 pm to 5 pm. Call center coordinators for slots and directions.
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Logan
Mary Thompson
Columbus
Toni Brethren
Red Crosse
Thia
Nirs Pletcher Dies Friday in Extension Class
Obituary notes death of Nirs Pletcher with sparse details. Mentions associations with Laine Ria and legates. fragmentary text references a boat and a Mesale Tadle event. Further readable items include dates and places unclear due to OCR errors.
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Beepee Sonam
ATG Et Beneers Legates
Laine
Ria Xiavuta Piont
Attains Honor Roll Students Named Across Freshman Year
Ambiguous OCR fragment records minimal names and places for students. The readable portion notes freshmen achieving honor roll status, with unclear accompanying details about individuals or institutions.
Fertilizer Arrives for TVA Demonstration Plots
Logan farmers who ordered TVA calcium metaphosphate fertilizer are notified the shipment has arrived and must be moved by Wednesday. The 30 pound bags sit on the railroad siding near Mulberry Street crossing for use on demonstration plots as part of a reduced-rate experimental program.
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Logan, Hocking
Logan
Mulberry St
Tennessee Valley Authority
Logan Social Notes and Home Demonstration Council Activities
The Logansport area report covers Wednesday Sewing Club at Mrs. Howard Kirk's home with guest list and future hosts, plus a Monthly Variety Club gathering and March of Dimes contribution. It also covers the Home Demonstration Council meeting at Ohio Power with program topics, reports on child development citizenship food and nutrition, planned bake sale, and attendance at multiple club sessions with names of participants.
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Howard Kirk
N. Wood
Kirk
Eber Mowery
Lilian Winters
S. Er.Erpaugh
James Ridgers
H. D. Saxton
Marion laAllen
M. B. Haney
Fanny Spears
Fitzgers
Midland Place
Jack McGuire
W. Second St
Virginia Griffin
Har Sistan
Club Membeers
Joe Camipher
Howard Nowels
Leonard Lehman
Ray Julian
Grace Harsh c
Parl Kitchen
Standfield
Home Demonstration Council
Ohio Power Co
Joe Campnell
Clark Sheets
Hal Saunders
Charles Walfe
Edward ‘Dalton
Jacon Hahn
Leonard Jahman
Ray ‘Julian
Franklin Newell
Grace Marsh
Griffin
Standfeld
Lester i Walker
Bower
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes
Hospital notes report multiple newborns including a son for Mr and Mrs Walter Bumgardner at Nelsonville Route 2 and a son for Mr and Mrs Emery McConaha at Logan Route 4. Other births listed include Mrs Forest Zinn of McArthur and Harry Chapman of Logan.
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Emery McConaha
Logan
Walter Bumgardner
Nelsonville
Forest Zinn
McArthur
Harry Chapman
Robert E. Perry
Edward Mundy
Mount Olive Social News Fragments
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle and family and Mrs. Lettie Frank and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price and family. Willard Pigott and daughters spent Sunday afternoon with Roy Bush of Racine. Roger and Darrell Deems and Perry Curtis and family of Doppa with Harold Brewer. Mrs. Snzy Young at Emmett Stethem’s. Mary Connley of Route 7 Saturday with cousin Marjorie Bissel. Rodney Pierce, employed on the H. V. Criss place, weekend with his family. Roland Stethem and family visited Emmett Stethem’s Saturday afternoon.
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Mount Olive
Douglas Circle
Lettie Frank
Charles Price
Willard Pigotti
Roy Bush
Racine
Roger
Darrell Deems
Parkersburg
Perry ‘Curtis
Doppa
Harold Brewer
Charlex Powell
Snzy Young
Emmett Stethem
Mary Connley
Route 7
Marjorie Bissel
Rodney Pierce
H. V. Criss
Roland Stethem
Obituary Notices and Local Illness Reports in Cheshire
Fragments from Cheshire show notices of funerals and illnesses. Names include Mrs Nola Knight, Mrs Pansy Spires, Mrs Ann Knight, Mrs Hazel Swisner, and Mrs G A Fied, with relatives Harve Littie and B L Hern mentioned. Also noted births and family health updates with references to Mr and Mrs J F Sayie, and a grandson for Mr Bert Hern.
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Cheshire
Iward Underwood
Fosters
Charles Hern
B. L. Hern
J. F. Sayie Floreffe
Bert Hern
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Logan, Ohio
James Allen Riffle
George Riffle
Vinton County
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Ohio
Liser
James Allen
Logan Home Dairy
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Logan Clay Stockholders
Nnrves
Pletcher
Marrigge License
Manale
Max
Fall Puarte
Delco
Athens
Parte
Ohio Power
Helen Standfield
Southeastern
B. Pere Jie
Logan Squaw Club
Afys
William Lehman
Hocking Valley Hospital
Natco Corp
Haydenville, Ohio
Pee Ube
Safti
Caps
Ceted
Trade Impreter Park
Pelee
Allstate
Sears
Cnna
Peter
Treée Se
Wat
Rashuek
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