School Board Meets in Logan Reports Finances and Bids
LOGAN The East Hocking of education met Monday night at Samuel H. Dillon’s offices. A financial report showed 42661.03 in funds. The board approved bills totaling 2196.83 for the month and will advertise bids for gasoline, bus supplies and coal for the coming year. Separate district bidding and Aug 4 bid openings were planned. A July 19 meeting at W Logan School will address transportation and hire bus drivers and janitors. Five vacancies for 1952 53 were discussed with possible full accredited teachers to be sought.
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W. Logan School
Logan Jaycees Picnic At Lake Alma
Logan Jaycees plan a family picnic at Lake Alma north of Wellston. President Jay Cole says a 6 p.m. caravan departure and a 7 p.m. dinner followed by games races with prizes and swimming.
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Logan Jaycees
Lake Alma
Logan
Freda Woodruff and Kenneth Starkey Wed in Corning
Miss Freda Woodruff daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Woodruff of Corning wed Kenneth Starkey son of Mrs Dicia Starkey of Durban drive in a Corning Evangelical United Brethren church ceremony read by Rev Gerald Koster. The couple, graduates of local high schools, work for the Chicago Transformer division of Essex Wire and reside at 1207 Maple Avenue.
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Corning
New Lexington
Joseph Murray
Duncan Falls
Maplewood
Philos
EUB Church
Methodist Church School
Jesse Plant
Columbus
Norma Plant
Charles Woodruff, Jr
Otterbein Camp
Westerville
Kenneth Starkey
Zanesville
Charles H. Woodruff
Freda Wills
Mark McMasters
Barl Bell
Gus Wintgens
Marie Holdren
Casey Kennedy
Hutson Dew
Freda Woodruff
Charles Woodruff
Dicia Starkey
Durban Drive
Donald Goodyear
Starkey
Corning High School
Philo High School
Chicago Transformer
Essex Wire
Maple Avenue
Agusta Nichols
Berne Deime
Mary Jane
Penny Deime
Alice Brown
Stanley
Russell Brown
John Cairo
Good Samaritan Hospital
John Rodgers
Oakfield
Henry Adams
Joe Adams
Gus Peterson
Petersons
Akron
J. Richardson
John S. Riley 62 Dies in Akron Hospital
John S. Riley of Union Furnace died at 9 p m Sunday in St Thomas Hospital Akron He was a Chillicothe native and a farmer Survivors include brother Jesse of Circleville and sister five in total Funeral arrangements by Leonard funeral home pending
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Logan
John S. Riley
Akron
Harvey C. Riley
Union Furnace
St. Thomas Hospital
Chillicothe
Jesse
Circleville
Leonard Funeral Home
Laurelville youth given indefinite term to Boy's Industrial School
A 17 year old Laurelville youth was sentenced by Juvenile Court Judge Rhea P Bangert to the Boy's Industrial School Lancaster for drunk and disorderly conduct after a spree in South Perry. Court records say he broke a grocery store showcase and the owner’s wife’s glasses and assaulted a filling station owner with a broom. The sentence ranges from at least one year to indefinite depending on behavior.
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Logan
Laurelville
Lancaster
Rhea P. Bangert
South Perry
Free ambulance service offered for polio suspects
Logan residents may access free ambulance transport for suspected polio through the Infantile Paralysis Foundation. Requests go via a physician with county health board authorization, and patients are taken to Children's Hospital in Columbus. No new county polio cases detected.
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Logan
County Health Department
Infantile Paralysis Foundation
County Health Board
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Lancaster Youth Camp Guests and Local Holiday Travel
Multiple local residents and relatives visited, spent holidays, or vacationed in Lancaster and nearby towns. Notable names include Lois Joan Egleberry, Etta Egleberry, Eleanor Legge, and Dr. A A Boal, with travels to Neptune Beach, Columbus, Wellston, Crooksville, and Portsmouth. A marriage license was issued to Elmer Wayne Handa and Irene Faye Sikorski.
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Daft
Frank Lewis
David Lee
Preston Lamber
Dayton
Millard McHenry
Wellston
John Hayman
Clara
Crooksville
Clarence Hayman
Columbus
William Reeves
Korea
Danny Peyton
Port Columbus
Clarence Daft
West Rushville
Myrtle McKibben
C. E. Vansky
Elpha Robertson
Winfield
W. Va
Jack Potter
Potter
Mrs. Allen
Calvin Todd
Clarksburg
Mary Virginia Allen
J. W. Earhart
Celia
Clara Cavanaugh
Gayle Atkinson
Henry Hall
Lancaster
Harry Peyton
Albert
Wilbur
Lloyd
Nina
Albany
Jesse Peyton
Earl Chapman
Springfield
Allen Vilitoe
McArthur
Arden Campbell
Albert James
James McKibben
Elmer Wayne Handa
Glen Robin
Ohio
Irene Faye Sikorski
Glouster
First National Bank reports condition in Athens Ohio
The report shows assets totaling 803 891.92 with deposits of 704 118.37 and other liabilities. F L Thomas cashier swears the figures are true to the best of knowledge, with directors Moore Dean Kasler Glazier and a notary public witness on the oath dated July.
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State OF
Ohio
County OF
Athens
F. L. Thomas
Ane Moore
Kasler Glazier
Jaycees Sell Rodeo Tickets At Courthouse Booth
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce will operate a ticket booth outside the courthouse on Saturday to sell advance rodeo tickets for the July 14 event at the Logan fairgrounds. Jay Cole leads a 40 performer 60 animal show featuring Mildred Byron and Bud Jones along with Arlita group acts. Proceeds support the Jaycee welfare fund with 50 percent of advance sales and 15 percent of gate tickets.
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Logan
JayCee Welfare Fund
Relief Group Reports June Activity by Vaughn Collins
Logan Vaughn Collins, service officer for the Soldiers Relief Commission, presented the June report at the monthly Relief Group meeting. He logged 148 interviews, sent 73 letters, received 87, processed three hospitalization applications, admitted three veterans, handled six pension and compensation claims, and three widow’s claims totaling 5201 dollars in annualized compensation.
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Logan
Vaughn Collins
Soldiers Relief Commission
Collings
Mayor Fines Four On Driving Counts
Four men were arrested by the State Highway Patrol and fined in Mayor Roger Friend's court Sunday evening. Melvin H. Teal 29 Nelsonville Route 1 fined $5 and costs for insufficient brakes. Alfred E. Moore 38 Athens Route 2 fined $10 and costs for crossing over a yellow line at an intersection. Herbert E. Lovesey 34 Akron fined $10 and costs for driving on the left of center. William L. Kistler Lancaster fined $15 and costs for reckless operation.
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Logan
State Highway Patrol
Roger Friend
Melvin H. Teal
Nelsonville
Alfred E. Moore
Athens
Yellow Line
Herbert E. Lovesey
Akron
William L. Kistler
Lancaster
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Admissions listing
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Ira Adams Logan Route 2 a son. Admitted are Leslie Murdock New Straitsville Roy Curl Logan Mrs Russell Perry McArthur Route 2 John E Hansel Logan Carolyn Thompson Logan Linda Lou Krempel Massillon Mrs Charles B Lehman Logan Route 4 Janet Struble Logan Ora Murray McArthur Route 1 Mrs Edward Guess and son Logan.
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Ira Adams
Logan
Leslie Murdock
New Straitsville
Roy Curl
Russell Perry
McArthur
John E. Hansel
Carolyn Thompson
Linda Lou Krempel
Massillon
Charles B. Lehman
Janet Struble
Ora Murray
Edward Guess and Son
Rutland Birthday Visits and Local Notes in Rutland
In Rutland on Barbara Delaney’s sixteenth birthday many relatives gathered at her home for a July 3 party with ice cream and cake. The column also notes visits to Columbus attractions, marriages, military service updates, and hospital discharge for Don Solon after three weeks at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville.
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Rutland
Barbara Delaney
Alpha Plummer
G. O. Will
Dexter
William Harmon
Bill
Saralyn
Pomeroy
Claude Delaney
Barbara
Nancy
Columbus
Columbus Zoo
Buckeye Lake
Marietta
Logan
Don Solon
Warner Ave
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
25 Students Will Change High Schools
Logan reports 25 students will transfer due to Adelphi high school charter revocation. The Adelphi Harrison district board met July 2 and directed students in grades 9 through 12 to attend Laurelville High School or Centralia High School in Ross County.
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Logan
Adelphi
Laurelville High School
Samuel H. Dillon
Hocking County
Ross County
Adelphi-Harrison
Harrison
Centralia High School
Fair Ground Lighting May Be Discussed
At the Tuesday night meeting of the Fair Board scheduled for 8 p m in the common pleas courtroom more discussion is expected on lighting the grounds. The board recently granted lighting on the track used for racing cars and will review additional plans for the Hocking County fair in September.
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Logan
Fair Board
Common Pleas
William Johnston
Hocking County
New Lexington drive aims to lure industry with $50,000 raise
A community fundraising effort in New Lexington targets 50 000 to attract new industry. The drive is led by New Lexington Expansion Corp and chaired by A T Pettit of Perry County Bank. Also noted are jury assignments in a Thomas Ellis trial, naval reserve training in Columbus and Miami, church call in Glouster, and local crop forecasts from Perry county.
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New Lexington
Thomas Ellis
Rodney E. Hearing
Corning
Naval Air Reserve
Columbus
Naval Air Station
Miami
Fla
Kenneth G. Eberts
Glouster
Church of Christ
Perry County
Farm Bureau
Somerset
Glass Rock
J. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Joseph Frecker
Crooksville
Curtis S. Watts
Ronald Buckley
Crooksville Municipal
Millard Biggs
Moxahala Creek
H. A. Spires Company
Pfe
William D. Carr
Korea
Alice Carr
Cincinnati Market Reports Livestock Prices July 7
Salable hogs 4200 with steady demand. hogs and cattle prices vary by weight. Cattle and calves active. steer and heifer prices range 23.00 to 32.50 for good grades. vealers up to 31.00. Lambs and sheep steady with prime lambs around 31-30 dollars. Eggs butter and potatoes general price ranges listed. Gallipolis and Cincinnati markets show similar tonnage and price spreads.
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Cincinnate Livestock
Cincinnati
U.S. A
Gallipolis
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Leland Snowden
Fairport Harbor
Carl J. Sylvester
Marietta Chemical Products Co
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Paul Fiske
N. Congress
God
Leonard Tucker
Athens, Ohio
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S. Court ST
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Frank's Bait and Tackle CO
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W. Main
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Charles Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Robert Halladay
University Trailer Park
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Carpenter & Lancaster Sts
Daugherty & Tanner, Inc
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Athens Junk CO
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Jerry Baughman
Marietta Ave
Decker Welding
Strawn Plumbing CO
N. Court St
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Dial
McClain Welding Service
Moore Ave
Mahaffey Electric Motor Service
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W. State Or
Coremakers
S.E.S
Aluminum Company OF America
Cleveland, Ohio
DODGE
FORD
Danenerry Anner Inc
Athens Livestock Sales
East State Street
Johnny Jones Motors
Roy Gabriel
Lower Plains
Wakefield Motors
Richland Ave
Universal Jeep
C. R. Litzer
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Oui
Union Man
Akron Printing and Lithographing Co
Box L
Elinor Ave
Theo Johnson CO
West Union Street
Johnson & West
Depot St
M_ Davis
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Eae Ee Ae
C. R Wiite
D. M. Goddard
Williams Transfer & Parcel Delivery
Ing
Athens Building Material Company
North McKinley Ave
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