1952 County Appropriation Cut Shrinks Relief Funds
County Auditor Harry L. Smith releases 1952 appropriation lists showing total county allocations at 534,260 a drop of 6,076 from 1951. Relief Department funding falls by 13,452, with relief director Margaret Webb citing lower expenses and a year end balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry L. Smith
Hocking County
County General Fund
Margaret Webb
Smith
George Bolden
Charles Buling
Jamie
Susie Doneld
Sheriff's Department
Recorder-Salacy
Iluce
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Child Welfare Board
Highway Department
Crash Causes Heavy Damage on Route 664
Logan patrol reports a truck driven by Joseph Reichley pulled aside to pick up a passenger when Robert Pontious's car rear-ended the truck. Heavy damage to Pontious's auto and moderate damage to the truck. Pontious jailed for unsafe operation, fined $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
State Highway Patrol
Joseph Reichley
Reichley
Robert E. Pontious
Pontious
Roger Friend
Logan Man Fined For Disorderly Conduct By Magistrate
Logan resident George Ervin was fined 15 dollars and costs by Magistrate Sam Whitehart on a rivaling and disorderly conduct charge. A 30 day jail sentence was suspended. Deputies O. H. Bryan and Charles Miller arrested him. charges were filed by Ikehart’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sheriff
Hospital Admits and Discharges in Hocking Valley Records
The notice lists admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital including Mamie Roach Columbus and John S Connor Logan with discharges shown for Sandra Kay Stewart Logan. It also records bids notices and multiple mentions of prisoners in Ohio, with references to the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission hearings and various names and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Hospital
Mamie Roach
Columbus
John Brown
McArthur Toute
Clarence R. Zeigler
McArthur
S. Connor
Logan
Sandra Kay Stewart
Fort Parol
Mansfield
Ohio
Oller
Thena County
Cape
Commission On
Panor Comatesion
A.C. Borsyth
Hocking County Land Transfers Summary
Hocking County land transfers shown include Bowen and family to Perry Township, Harris and McBroom to Burgessville, Norris to Jalena Norris in Starr Township, Helber and Logan land transfers, Montgomery estate via administrator to Green Township, Dollison and Dollison in Loan Township, and Hacker family transfers in Goodlope Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Jacob
Ma Wayne Hedges
Perry Township
William and
Blanche Harris
Margaret McBroom
Burgessville
John WW. Norris
Jalena W. Norris
Starr Township
Sfenjamin
Fore Epitin
Minerva Helber
Logan
Homer Montgomery
AL Re T
Green
James B. Dollison
Beoita Dollison
Ralph Hacker
Blanche Hacker
Goodlope
Lownship
Tax Receipts Rise After Slump In January
Purchases of pre paid sales tax stamps at the office of Ralph W Moorhead county treasurer showed a rebound after a slow start. Sales tax receipts totaled 3098 last week, up from the same week a year earlier by 1726. Through Jan 26 1952 receipts amount to 12408 just 434 under 1951 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ralph W. Moorhead
Kinser Woman Found Dead in Hocking County Home
Sadie Kinser 43 was found dead at 6 am Wednesday by her father Harry Flowers. Ward Doering of Hocking County Baroner said death was due to a heart attack and occurred about 6 am. She leaves two sons Ellison and Burt Kinser, a daughter Nancy, and two sisters Mrs John Bell and Mrs Ted Green. Roberts Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Sadie Kinser
Icken
Harry Flowers
Ward Doering
Hocking County
Ellison
Burt Kinser
Nancy
John Bell
Dicken Addition
Ted Green
Lancaster
Roberts Funeral Home
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Smart Designa
Lomnhouse
Dar ' WB
Sutiech
Enneth Parsons
Dick Turner
Kinser
Dean
Doan
Sermosta
C&f
St Sale Savings
Liberty Roofing
Gilead
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Fxtra
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Owie
N. Court St
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Pinroves & Fire Are
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