June Auto Purchases and Mortgage Activity in Logan County
Logan reports 590 new titles issued in June with breakdowns including 289 resale and 44 new cars. Mortgage filings totaled 312 with 316 cancellations. receipts for the month amounted to 722.45, 241.10 to the state and 481.35 to the county. The list of new car owners features numerous individuals and local companies across Logan, Laurelville, Nelsonville, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Robert E. Robb
National Fireproofing Co
Haydenville
Logan Clay Products Co
Emerson Traux
C. L. Karr
South Perry
Wilbur J. Kern
Gladys M. Karr
Laurelville
H. E. Ludlow
John Geiger
Bernard S. Geiger
Robert Eckels
Nelsonville
Weekend car crashes leave no injuries in Logan
Logan police logged three weekend accidents on E Main Street and nearby cross streets. Marion Morgan 27 collided with Enid Cupp 62 on Saturday. Carl E Nutter 18 struck Robert Wolfley 30 with minimal damage. Pharris Castle 61 and Robert Chambers 17 collided on Second and Hunter streets. Castle suffered bumper damage and Chambers fender damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marion Morgan
Enid Cupp
South Bloomingville
E. Main St
Cupp
Morgan
Carl E. Nutter
Robert Wolfley
Lancaster
Nutter
Hunter
Second
Pharris Castle
Ashland
Second St
Robert Chambers
Politics To Be Topic Of Kiwanis Speaker
Kiwanis members will hear about how political conventions operate and what happens in smoke filled rooms at the regular meeting. Raymond Gusteson, assistant professor of government at Ohio University, will speak at 6 p.m. Tuesday in Blosser's Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kiwanis Club
Blosser
Raymond Gusteson
Ohio University
Legion Post 78 to Elect Officers Tuesday
American Legion Post 78 in Logan will hold officer elections at 7 45 p m Tuesday in the Legion rooms above Brandt's Restaurant. The election was postponed from last week highlighting a new slate to be installed Sunday at the District 13 meeting in Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion Post
Legion
Brandt's
District 13
Wellston
Victory Circle WSCS meeting and visits at New Straitsville
The Victory Circle of the WSCS met at Anna Brown's home with Nellie Shutt leworth leading devotion. Prizes went to Iva Dishon Minnie Strawn Anna Lillico and Onadell Wilson. Nelda Sieberts won the mystery package. A August meeting is planned at Gladys Sines residence. Also noted are various visits by local residents and relatives including Robert Craig on furlough and families from Akron Columbus Cheswick and Hemlock. A Hocking County Fair Board meeting is set for 8 p m Tuesday in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
WSCS
Anna Brown
Nellie Shuttleworth
Iva Dishon
Minnie Strawn
Anna Lillico
Onadell Wilson
Nelda Sieberts
Josie McDonald
Erma Pierce
Gladys Sines
Grace Sines
Jennie Galloway
Pearl Backus
John Dougherty
Florence Huston
Dougherty
Akron
Elmo Keene
Mark Adams
Columbus
Joseph Hatem
Mary Shenley
New York
Homer Blosser
Blosser
Stella Fink
Cheswick
Carl Fink
Anna Frazure
Gerald Tharpe
Hemlock
Commission to Meet Logan Soldiers Relief
The Soldiers Relief Commission will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the courthouse office. Vaughn Collins, soldiers relief director, announced the meeting time and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Soldiers Relief Commission
Vaughn Collins
Soldiers Relief Director
Know Ohio Theme Of Tar Hollow Camp Event
Know Ohio will be the theme of the women’s camp from July 18 to 20 at Tar Hollow, chosen to honor Ohio Sesquicentennial history. County histories will be presented, film, swimming, recreation, and crafts planned, and the camp is open to all Hocking County women. Also notes home freezer insurance options and daily checks to prevent spoilage during shortages or absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Tar Hollow
Emily C. van Fossan
Hocking County
Final rites for Lyda E. Bowen in West Logan
Logan mourns 86 year old Lyda Ellen Bowen died Thursday at home. Funeral held at Pilgrim Holiness Church officiated by Rev. Earl Appleman with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by three daughters, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lyda Ellen Bowen
West Logan
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Earl Appleman
Oak Grove
Bowen
I Il
Bess Finney
Goldie Smith
Esse Finkey
Fred Smith
Columbus
George Finney
Akron
Bees and Parking Top Logan City Council Agenda
Logan council meets Tuesday to discuss health services merger with Hocking County and a bee keeping ordinance. A one side Walnut Street no parking ban faces third reading alongside final land purchase for a sewage disposal plant and the Gallagher property for a new playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
County Boards of Health
Richard Gerken
Walnut St
Hunter St
Gallagher
Logan Kindergarten Registration Shows Slight Increase
Logan schools report 94 children born in 1947 enrolled for 1952 53. Registration spanned four days. George Carr, city superintendent of schools, notes the figure is a bit higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Carr
Relief Costs Fall Slightly in June in Logan County
Logan County relief costs eased in June but cases dropped. Thirty seven cases with a total of 1905.29 were served, compared with three cases last June costing 2027.63. The county reports higher relief coverage now at 75 percent of need versus 35 percent in 1951, with one medical case that month costing 282.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — County
Margaret Webb
Hocking
Rotary Club To Install New Officers In Blosser’s
Logan New officers of the Rotary Club will be installed at a meeting Monday night in Blosser's Restaurant. New president is Ralph Helber, vice president Dayton Schultheis, secretary and treasurer Harley Meyer, sergeant-at-arms Albert Seabright, assistant sergeant at-arms George Rolston. New directors are Dayton Schultheis Albert Seabright R. B. Perkins Lester Risch William Moore and Ralph Helber. Also scheduled are final committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Rotary Club
Blosser
Ralph Helber
Dayton Schultheis
Harley Meyer
Albert Seabright
George Rolston
R. B. Perkins
Lester Risch
William Moore
Patrolmen Eligibility List to Be Compiled in Logan
The Civil Service Commission will hold an exam at 8 pm Tuesday in city hall to create an eligibility list for city patrolmen. Applicants must be 21 to 31, Logan residents, and provide health certificates. a $1 application fee is required. Karl Poling is commission chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Civil Service Commission
Karl Poling
Man Treated for Cut After Window Incident
Logan Robb of Logan was treated at 11:15 pm Saturday in Hocking Valley Hospital for a cut on his left forearm. The injury occurred when his arm went through a window he was attempting to raise, according to hospital reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Robb
Hocking Valley Hospital
Good Corn and Wheat Crops Forecast by Farm Agent
Logan Ohio farm agent Charles Ingraham predicts wheat at 51 million bushels this year up from last year, fourth largest on record. He warns of storage shortages and potential lower prices, and urges wheat combining below 14 percent moisture for CCC loan insurance. Corn is progressing toward Fourth of July goals with tasseling and good yield prospects if weather holds. Barley crops were harvested recently and alfalfa seedling residues should be cleared to prevent smothering. Ingraham also advises drenching sheep now with phenthea zine and a three-step worm treatment plan spanning now fall and spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Charles Ingraham
Ingraham
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ofcr
Iit
Kenneth Les
Dan DeLong
C. W. Skinner
Ground Corps Seeks More Volunteers for Night Watch
Logan observers seek more help as Air Force warns of 24 hour alert starting July 14. Joe Gabriel says Russia could deploy 400 B 29 bombers and calls for extra volunteers at the stadium station near Columbus with two people on duty every two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Ground Observer Corps
Joe Gabriel Gabriel
Air Force Filter Center
Russia
United States
Stadium
Columbus
Infant Son Dies After Birth in Lancaster Ohio
Jerry Christopher Mohler infant son of Clyde and Opal Hart Mohler died at birth at 11 20 Friday in Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. Graveside services were Sunday at Ebeneser cemetery with Rev. Wilburn Martin officiating. Survivors include paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jerry Christopher Mohler
Clyde
Opal Hart Mohler
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Ebeneser Cemetery
Wilburn Martin
New Lexington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eber Sheets
D. E. Thompson
Robert Schmitter
William L. Hutchison
Ann D. Bowen
P. Jay Cole
Bainter
Charles A. Unger
Sidney Wolfe
Murray City
John A. Arnet
Rockbridge
John Cavote Logan
Willis W. Denny
Rugg Brandt
John E Geiger
George W. Flood Logan
Billy B. Skiver
Logan Monument Co
Willard M. Friend
Fred H. Hildebrandt
South Logan
T B. McCoy
A. N. Grueser
Manoa S. Grueser
Claude Weaver
Nellie J. Allen
Earl Arnett
Pius Schrader
Paul Stimson
Kenneth Rutter
Anna Mae Allen
Joseph Smith
Charles O. Julian
Amanda
Defenbaugh Funeral Home
Frank K. Tucker
Wayne Wharton
Robert Craig
Camp Sampson, N. Y
Mrs
Edward Craig
Luckoffs
Glouster
Lyda E. Bowen
Ground Corps
Wiliamson All-Furl Furnece
Wiliamson Furnece
Gee
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland Ave
Athena
Arena Ae
Fin
Rayon
John Wayne
John Wey
Dee Brands
America
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N. G
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!