Independent Telephone Industry Role Outlined at Logan Club
Dan Hayes of the Independent Telephone Association spoke at the Logan Rotary Club on the sector’s growth, noting Ohio’s economic expansion, Seaway effects, and the rise of independent lines in smaller cities and rural areas. He cited Bell patents expiration, local improvements by Commonwealth Telephone Co. and future electronics like transistors and automated switching.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
Dan Hayes
Independent Telephone Association
Ohio
Hayes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Obie
Willdlies
Bell
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Pll
Europe
New Daughters and Admits Highlight Local Notices
Local notices list a Logan hospital birth of a daughter for Mr and Mrs James Neville and another daughter for Mr and Mrs Thomas Snider of Logan Route 1. Admissions include David G Miller of McArthur Route 1 Lucius Keplar of Logan Route 3 Charles E Staten of Bremen Route 1 John W Reynolds of McArthur Mrs Alice White of Logan Harry W Huffman of Logan Route 4 Francis Shonebarger of Newark and Mrs Essie Stanley of Albany Edna Kay Herring of Rockbridge Route 1. A volcano update notes Paracutin in Mexico as the newest spectacular eruption in North America rising to a cone 1800 feet high but now appears burned out.
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James Neville
Logan
Thomas Snider
David G. Miller
McArthur
Francis Shonebarger
Newark
Essie Stanley
Albany
Edna Kay Herring
Rockbridge
North America
Paracutin
Mexico
Marriage License Details From A Fragmented Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mercury and distances, with names New Salem and Belle Kenedy. The text is garbled and lacks clear event details or dates. The readable portion references a marriage license related item in a historical notice context.
Lung Ailments Expected In Winter Health Brief
Dr Boocks city county health commissioner warns public and food service operators to take greater care protecting customers from aspiratory infections. Emphasizes that rinsing alone is insufficient and that sanitation in homes and establishments is an urgent obligation. Health chief urged strict observance of sanitation precautions.
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M. Boocks
Dr. Boocks
Water and sewer bill collections begin Aug 1 1985
Rental payments for water and sewer charges begin August 1 and run to December 1, 1985. The water department will open Wednesday and accept payments through February 15 with a 10 percent penalty on unpaid bills. Service will be cut for delinquent accounts after February 2. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, Saturdays until noon. Collections occur three times yearly in February, June and October.
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LYUAN
Water Department
Indicted Man Sentenced For Child Support in Court
Russell Vandagriff pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court on Saturday and was placed on probation. Judge Harley Meyer ordered Vandagriff to pay $7 per week for each minor child and set bond at $500 with permission to sign. The case followed Vandagriff's January indictment for failure to provide support.
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Logan
Common Pleas
Russell Vandagriff
Harley Meyer
Vandagriff
Sanitation advice amid rising flu and cold cases
Dr Boocke warns that sneezed particles can travel over 15 feet and spread germs. He urges proper protection of foods and dishes and thorough washing and sanitizing with 180 degree water or chemical terminicid, noting homes share risk when dishes are inadequately cleaned.
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Boocke
Move Made To End Suit In Workmen’s Comp Case
LOGAs an answer and defendant in a suit brought by George Hart who seeks participation in the Workmen's Compensation Fund. The commission after admitting Hart sustained injuries to the right shoulder Oct 7 1947 while employed by the Logan Clay Pro. Dismissal of the suit at plaintiff’s costs was asked.
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Logas
George Hart
Workmen's Compensation Fund
Hart
Logan Clay
Plain- Aiff
Mason Civic Council forms youth recreation group
At Mason City's Mason Civic Council meeting, officers praised progress in its first year since organizing in October 1954. The council, with officers Ralph Warner president Mary Berry vice president Lilah Zerkle secretary and Paul Nea se treasurer, coordinates local groups to support the community building used for gym classes, skating, and meetings.
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MASON
Mason Civic Council
Mason City
Ralph Warner
Mary Berry
Lilan Zerkle
Paul D. Nea
Donald Fogelsong
Mason Methoodist Church
Woodrow Foreman
EUB Church
Walter Werry
Edward Ryan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mothers’ Club
Evelyn Proffitt
New Haven Garden Club
Fred Spencer
Food Luck Clover
Frank Harris
Fire Department
Frank Beard
Town Council
Charles Carr
Mason Grade School
R. J. Wilkinson
Mason Pta
Russell ‘Apehart
Wahama
Ralph E. Warner
Paul Nease
Lilah Zerkle
Jebaclima
Fred Thabet
Rotary
PTA
Board of Education
Civic Council
Wahama White
Mason Fire
Boy Scout Troop 258
Irs
Sarah Spencer
Audra Richardson
Logan Society Meeting Highlights Farm Topic and Singers
Logan Society held a Friday gathering with Mrs Charles Geil presiding. Ruth and Helen Heigle performed Let It Snow while poems were read by Mrs J B Wagoner and Noel North. Wallace Gillogly presented a film Ridges over Bridges at Hocking County soil conservation office. Refreshments were provided by a committee including Gene Klinger Ralph Klinger Jim Inger and others. The February meeting will honor October November December birthdays. The anniversary table was arranged by Mrs Joe Campbell and others.
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Inger
Vate Smitz
Irvin Krinn
Harley ‘Griffin
Joe’ Nihiser
Albert Hildebrandt
Joe Campbell
Arthur Kalkolsch
Frank Newell
David Shull
Gene Klinger
Ewing Grange
Grange
Verna Rheinseheld
Helen Jordan
Albert Dean
Wallace Beck
Frank Ricketts
Dean Davis
Frank Masure
Ermal Rheinscheid
Carol Primmer
LaVern Jordan
Athens County
Dean
Blood donors sought for 1955 Hocking County drive
Logan and Hocking County Red Cross urge extra donors for the Wednesday collection at the First Church educational unit. As of now 125 volunteers have scheduled appointments toward a 150 pint quota, with walk ins after 11 30 a m. The center operates 10 a m to 4 p m.
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Logan
Hocking County
Mary Thompson
Red Cross
Thompson
Divorce Suit Filed in Common Pleas Court
Betty Knece sues Jessie Knece of Laurelville Route 2 for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. Plaintiff seeks custody of minor children, child support, and alimony.
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Logan
Betty Knece
Common Pleas
Jessie Knece
Laurelville
Physician Opens General Practice Office in Monjay
Dr. Wiant J. Shively, native of Sidney, opened a general medicine office at 201 E Second St Monjay. He trained at Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia, graduated 1950 from Ohio State University, and recently moved from Dayton after four months with a general practitioner. He is married with an infant son.
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Louan
E. Second St. Monjay
Wiant J. Shively
Sidney
Shively
Dayton
Miami Valley
Jefferson Medical ‘College
Philadelphia
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Athens
Doctor of Motors
Ocking Valley
Pital
Mercury
New Salem
Lillie
Belle Kenedy
Inter
Tys
Tre
Buick
Wwe
N. Court & W. Carpenter Sts
Logan Society
Hocking Grange
Charles Geil
Worthy
Altmans
Atte
Athens Retail Merchants Assn
Casey Jones
Aviation
Osh Kosh
Lee
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