No Football Future Declared As Case Tech Drops Sport
A letter from E C Murdock notes Jack St Germain resigned saying there is no future for him at Case Tech, which dropped football last winter. Athens coach Ed George Riser attended a Maryland Tatum clinic with two Ohio mentors. Burr Oak Lake bass catches draw attention. Golf humor and caddy anecdotes appear amid outdoor life notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Murdock
Rio Grande
Jack St. Germain
Case Tech
St. Germain
George Riser
New Athens
University of Maryland
Jim Tatum
Riser
Ohio
Burr Oak Lake
Canada
Bob Wren
Athens
Wren
Gallia and Point Pleasant to clash in Water Classic
Gallia and Point Pleasant swimmers prepare for the eighth Howard Verges Trophy clash with events July 16 in Gallipolis and July 23 in Point Pleasant. Coach Junior Wilson leads a Gallipolis team featuring Jimmy Johnson Keith King Barbara Glendenin and Lynn Brown with assistant Francis Shane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Howard Verges
Shawnee
Junior Wilson
Wilson
Francis Shane
Charley Swanson
Paul Rees
Jimmy Johnson
Ohio University
Rex Garrison
Keith King
Barbara Glendenin
Lynn Brown
Dave Winefordner
Middleport
Walter Henson
Douglas J. Wetherholt
Tommy Robinson
University of Michigan
Young Card Rookie Needs Another Pair of Trousers
Milwaukee reports rookie Joe Cunningham of the St. Louis Cardinals has hit three homers and driven in nine runs in two games. He said he only packed one pair of trousers and is astonished at his quick rise from the Rochester farm club to major league action. He homered off Warren Spahn in his latest appearance and added another two long balls in early showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Joe Cunningham
St. Louis Cardinals
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Havana
Cuba
Cunningham
Cardinals
Rochester
N. Y
Cleaners
Cincinnati
Adios Boy Fails to Beat Older Horses in Derby
Adios Boy, a top 3-year-old pacer from Nassawadox Virginia, could not overcome older rivals at Roosevelt Raceway. In the $25,000 National Pacing Derby he was edged for first by Prince Adios, a 6-year-old Canadian owned horse, while defeating favored Philip Scott who finished third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
N. Y
Adios
S. Turner
Nassawadox
Roosevelt Raceway
Prince Adios
Philip Scott
Unable To Pay Fines Driver Sent To Jail
Arthur L. Queen, 19, Gore Route 1, was jailed after failing to pay fines for two traffic offenses. The State Highway Patrol charged him with operating a car with fictitious license plates and with no driver's license. Fines totaled 60 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Arthur L. Queen
Gore Route 1
Iayor
Joseph Phillips
Queen
State Highway Patrol
Sunday and midweek worships at Trinity Lutheran and area churches
Logan district churches list service times and pastors. Trinity Lutheran Paul Hotzen preaches at 10:30 with 9:30 Sunday school. Other churches include Church of the Nazarene Roy Klingler 9:30 Sunday school 10:30 worship, St. Matthew Lutheran with Pastor Paul Warner guest Rev. Edgar Ebert, Brethren in Christ, Salt Creek Valley Pilgrims, Logan Circuit, and more detailing Sunday school 9:30 to 9:45 and worship 10:30, plus midweek prayer and missionary meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
Paul D. Hotzen
Lutheran Laymen's League
Jehovah's Witnesses
C. P. Stotler
Watchtower
Church of the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
NYPS
Hi-Ny
St. Matthew Lutheran
Paul Warner
Edgar Ebert
Brethren In Christ
J. N. Burnworth
Salt Creek Valley
Missionary Society
Liberty Hill
South
Haydenville
Veterinarian Outlines Bangs Disease Milk Testing Plan
Logan county will host Bangs disease screening with a mobile laboratory at the Hocking County fairgrounds set to arrive July 6 to 16. Dr. David Hill state veterinarian explained milk sample collection processes and voluntary testing, noting no charges if requirements are met and that blood tests require accredited veterinarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bang
David Hill
Hill
Hocking County Fairgrounds
Charlies Ingraham
J. Hill
Fairgrounds
Ingraham
Roomer Held After Looting Of Residence
Cassius Guy Wood 41 of Haydenville pleaded guilty at arraignment and is held on $1000 bond for grand jury. He allegedly looted the Queen residence while they attended auto races, taking a television set records and more valued at 290 dollars, later selling items for 42 dollars. Authorities recovered most items in Buchtel and Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Wood
Nelsonville
Athens
Hocking County
Buchtel
Joe Breeze
Queen Home
Hocking County Commissioners Pay Bills At June Meeting
The Hocking County commissioners met in the Courthouse and ordered bills paid from several funds including Auto-gas 1232.42 General 689.96 General relief 1162.37 cash relief 563 and Aid for Disabled grants 1937. Warden James Reedy’s June report was received and filed. Present were Commissioners Joe M. Brown Harry Armstrong and A. M. Bierly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
James Reedy
Joe M. Brown
Harry Armstrong
A. M. Bierly
Girl Scout Troop 12 Camp Return Details Leaders and Scouts
Logan Social Notes reports Girl Scout Troop 12 led by Mrs. Farley and Mrs. Nimon returning from a three day camp at Camp Quannacut near Rockbridge. Scouts present include Rachel Schottke Georgiana Wolfe Sally Adair Shirley Guess Carol Ashley Carolyn Hutchison Roberta Sheets Marilee Davis Polly Jones with guests Nancy Farley and Ann Nimon. Activities featured outdoor cooking crafts games and hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Farley
Jay Nimon
Camp Quannacut
Rockbridge
Rachel Schottke
Georgiana Wolfe
Sally Adair
Shirley Guess
Carol Ashley
Carolyn Hutchison
Roberta Sheets
Marilee Davis
Polly Jones
Nancy Farley
Ann Nimon
McGuffey Theme Spurs Laurel Valley Grange Program
McGuffey Readers themed program last Friday at Laurel Valley Grange featured poems readings by Ruth Ann Weaver Jane Wade Darla Coakley Margaret Stahr Viola Coakley and Orville Hartsough. A play The Dearest Thing in Boots was performed by Eldon Bainter Melvin Morris Betty Ricketts Mary Alice Karr Norma Jean Weaver and Aline Bright Vernie Stahr Grangemaster conducted a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffey
Laurel Valley Grange
Ruth Ann Weaver
Jane Wade
Darla Coakley
Margaret Stahr
Viola Coakley
Orville Hartsough
Eldon Bainter
Melvin Morris
Betty Ricketts
Mary Alice Karr
Norma Jean Weaver
Aline Bright Vernie Stahr
Grangemaster
Jolly Jingles Club Hosts Social Event
Mrs Lydia Dorris of Union Furnace hosted a gathering for Jolly Jingles Club members and guests last week. Attendees included Mrs Vermillion Mrs Carter Mrs Gessells Mrs Lacey Mrs Michel Pamela Michel John and Mike Dorris and the hostess. Prizes in contests went to Mrs Lacey and Mrs Carter. Refreshments were served by Mrs Dorris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Dorris
Union Furnace
Jolly Jingles Club
Wilmutt Vermillion
Denver Carter
Eddie Gessells
Leonard Lacey
Kenneth Michel
Bert Gessells
Pamela Michel
John
Mike Dorris
Families vacationing across the East and South seek summer plans
Mr and Mrs George Shaw and daughters Nancy and Susan spent ten days in the East on vacation. Marianne Shaw traveled as far as Greenfield Class to hear for Ogontz White Mountain Camp in Lisbon New Hampshire. Clarence Blosser and Charles Keller families along with Sharon Good vacation at Watts Bar Dam Tennessee this week. D O Davis and children Annette and David attended the Ashley wedding of Arline Davis to Edward Grant Dowds on Saturday June 26. Annette Davis served as bridesmaid for her cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shaw
Nancy
Susan
East
Marianne
Greenfield
Ogontz White Mountain Camp
Lisbon
N. H
Clarence Blosser
Charles Keller
Sharon Good
Watts Bar Dam
Tenn
D. O. Davis
Annette
David
Ashley
Arline Davis
Edward Grant Dowds
W. Davis
D. O Davis
Annette Davis
Sonny Dixon Navy World War II veteran and pitcher
Sonny Dixon a left handed pitcher for the Washington Senators served as a boatswain’s mate in the Navy during World War II. He saw action in both the European and Pacific theaters of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny Dixon
Washington Senators
New Automobile Sales Jump Sharply in June
In Hocking County during June 73 new autos were bought, up from 43 in May. Total titles issued rose to 631 with 213 resales and 284 mortgages filed. Receipts totaled 767.45 dollars, distributing 236. of state and 530.50 to the county treasury. numerous residents and local officials are listed as buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Thelma Keyes
Nellie Sinnott
Union Furnace
Ernest Hoplite
Earl. Sheets
Clyde H. Mathias
Rockbridge
Lawrence Simms
John L. Rechenwaldt
Bernard S. Geiger
Coe
Hocking Countyighway Dept
George Good
Gibisonville
Vira A. Davis
Laurelville
William Azbell
Nelsonville
Willis Ohlinger
Ogg and Beasley
Camellious Mitchell
Murray City
Elmer Anthony
W. C Sheets
Lester
4-H Members Need Work On Teeth
Logan Hocking County 4-H members show severe dental neglect after a survey by the Ohio Health Division finds 94 percent of 288 examined need dental care. Only 17 of 405 enrolled visited the mobile unit, set up at Worthington Park, with follow up planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Division of Dental Health
Ohio Department of Health
J. W. Davis
County Extension Department
Worthington Park
Marriage Licenses Rise in 1954 Hocking County
Probate Court records show six month total of 71 marriage licenses issued in Hocking County in 1954, up from 31 in the same period 1953. June brought 21 licenses, the largest monthly total so far, with March the next best at 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
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Sports Messenger
Jack Gilbert
Art Fowler
Spahn
Ray Jabonski
Rip Repulski
Logan Cheeseth News
Roomer
Commission
Mrs. Dorris
FORD
EF. James
Victor Rieder
Chartiers O11
Wise Motor Sales
Senger
Fred L. Keller
Clark R. Truax
Wilbur J. Kerns
Verna Jinks
Ned K. Webb
Bishop Karshner
Everett Rheinscheid
F. Shonk
Hocking County Commissioners
Glenn K. Anderson
Hattie Black
Kenneth Swackhammer
Matthew M. Murtha
Oprea Shark
Donald Ties
4-H
Swearingen’s
Swearingen
Carl Brookhart
Roy Mullins
Blue Gill
Ken Collins
Mrs. Carsey
Swearingen Cook
Court St
Ford Trucks
Quine Ihof
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
Athens, Ohio
066 Motor CO
Glouster, Ohio
Fred R. Beasley, Inc
Nelsonville, Ohio
Beasley
Logan, Ohio
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