Tax Reports To Be Filed By August
Ohio vendors must file semi annual sales tax reports covering January 1 to June 30, 1951 by July 31. An examiner will assist at the Logan Courthouse July 26–27. bring last report, records of sales, and stamp purchases. File with the Treasurer of State in Columbus, P O Box 1799.
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Logan
Ohio
Department of Taxation
Division of Sales and Excise Taxes
Hocking County
P. O. Box
Columbus
Board of Education Seeks Coal Bids for Local Schools
LOGAN The West Hocking County Local School District invites lump coal bids, screened and delivered as needed, for Gibisonville Laurelville and Rockbridge schools. Bids due to Clerk J F McGrady by 12:00 noon Tuesday Aug 7. Board may reject any or all bids.
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Logan
Board of Education
West Hocking County
Gibisonville
Laurelville
Rockbridge
J. F. McGrady
River traffic at Gallipolis and nearby locks in late day report
List of vessels passing through Gal lipolis locks on Tuesday with times for Viking Prince Solvay Ernestine Jean Marie Camilla H. and others on the Kanawha and nearby rivers. Gauges read upper 18.4 feet lower 10.3 feet and roll at Kanawha Falls at 1.30 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmet
Cook
Winfield
Cherokee
Roland
Patriot
Indiana
Monongahela
Jefferson
Atlas
Stevenson
Sohio State
Kanawha Falls
Divorce Granted to Dorothy Johnson in Johnson Case
Dorothy Johnson Logan of Lau relville RFC is granted a divorce from Daniel Johnson on grounds of gross neglect of duty and abandonment. The custody of their child is awarded to Dorothy Johnson.
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Logan
Dorothy Johnson
Laurelville Rfc
Daniel Johnson
Ver nin Fined for Speeding in Gallipolis Court
Robert J. Ver nin, 45, of Columbus was fined ten dollars and costs Tuesday in municipal court by Judge William H. Janes for speeding.
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Gallipolis
Robert J. Vernin
Columbus
William H. Janes
Film on U S meat industry to be shown at Kiwanis dinner
The Kiwanis Club will present a film covering 16 thousand miles of U S meat industry at the Farmers Hotel during the Wednesday dinner meeting at 6 p m, announced Paul Watson the club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kiwanis
Farmers Hotel
United States
Paul Watson
Kiwanis Club
Holdren and Simos Granted Logan Marriage License
A marriage license was issued to Robert Eugene Holdren age 23 of Logan and Undine Simos age 22 of Logan Route 2.
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Logan
Robert Eugene Holdren
Undine Simos
Gallia County 4-H Club Activities Reported Across Several Groups
Multiple Gallia County 4-H clubs met in July and early July at homes and halls. Reports covered project talks on table setting and hemming towels, devotions, and new advisors. Picnics, bake sales, and softball plans were discussed. several clubs named news reporters and prepared for upcoming district events and state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Clod Hoppers
Perry School
Harland Wood
Mickey Morgan
Charles Ellis
Little Kgger Valley Boys
Edmund Swisher
Mike Fulton
Carlos Swisher
Jimmy Burleson
Huber Fulton
Briggs Kirby
George Kirby
Vinton Leeds
Arlene Glenn
Marjorie McCarley
Irene Glenn
Shelba Ward
Raccoon Valley
Don
Dorothy Swisher
Don Swisher
Court House
Chillico
April Thompson
Mary Fulton
Donna Thompson
Rotary Hears BIS Chaplain
Rev. Charles Harrison chaplain at the Lancaster Boys Industrial School told Lo gan Rotarians that the world must learn to live together or perish. He warned the human race now holds power to destroy itself and urged facing reality as essential. Claude Chrisman chaired and plans for the annual club assembly next Monday were announced.
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Logan
lIn
Logan Rotarians
Charles Harrison
Lancaster Boys Industrial School
Harrison
Claude Chrisman
Local residents host visiting relatives and friends
Letart Falls area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Greenfield Akron Columbus Belpre Roanoke and beyond. Weekend guests included John Stevens Cullo den West Virginia and Ray Allen of Akron while church groups held activities at Junction City and Portland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Allen
Virginia Ann
Akron
Letart Falls
Phylis Adams
Vera
Eleanore Norris
Junction City
Wilber Gathers
Larry and
Garry
Columbus
Gather
Tom Norris
Blaine Farley
The
Baptist Church
Antiquity
Portland Park
R. G. West
W. W. Varian
Lizzie Sayre
R. E. Grimm
Laurence
Larry
Ronald
Paul North
Ralph Saunders
Walter Shane
Gallipolis
H. H. Manuel
Racine
Pauline Talkington
J.D. Roush
Nina Wagner
Springfield
Carl Adams
Raymond Heusler
David
Daniel
St. Claire Hill
Tom Crow
Pomeroy
Robert
Security Bank at Athens Ohio June 30 1951 Report
The report lists assets and liabilities for the Security Bank at Athens Ohio as of June 30 1951. It notes total deposits 4 873 522 28 and total liabilities plus capital 9 0 The bank's capital consists of common stock valued at 100 000.00 and pledged assets of 245 300.00 The sworn statement is signed by cashier R C Cook and directors L G Worstell and L Jones with notary Evelan .
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Athens
Ohio
United States
GMS
Cnet
Tota Otate
R. C. Cook
Amesville News Highlights Local Events and Visits
A tame visitor deer aided shrub cleanup and sampled gardens before a game warden returned it to the wild. Methodist ladies cleaned the church for a reception for new minister and wife Mr and Mrs Frazier. 4-H girls met at Shirley Potter home with Mary Fockler presiding. Junior talent show at Mechanicsburg school featured Dreaming and The Friendship Song. A stork shower for Rita Keirns hosted by Alene King with many attendees. Nearby visits include Mr and Mrs Ralph McLeod and children from Mansfield Ohio. Bill Bryson, home on leave from Greenland, returns to Dhahran after brief stateside stop. G A Gardner family vacationed in Michigan. The Morrison reunion was held July 4 at Emmett Kincade’s.
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Amesville
Amenville
Methodist Church
Robert Keirns
Rita LaFollette
McDougal
Betty Vaughn
Joyce James
Jack Keirns
Isabelle McCune
Eanor O’neal
Donna Burns
Leo White
Harlan Cagg
Louise Keirns
Maude O’neal
Virginia Holzer
Louise King
Garnet LaFollette
Alene King
Rita Keirns
J. F. Weber
Marietta
Joe Hune
Rita
George D. King
Betty McDaniel
Norma Walton
Ralph McLeod
Charles
Keith
Karen
Letha
Jimmy
Mansfield
Ohio
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
G. A. Gardner
Michigan
The
Grange
Kenneth Vernon
Louise Linscott
Morrison
Emmett Kincade
Guysville
Laurel Cliff Social visitors and local arrivals listed
Mr and Mrs Jim Hilt and relatives from Gallia County spend a day with Mr and Mrs C F Hilt. Visitors include Mrs A Munfee Syracuse and Mrs Lester Brookover, and many others from Dayton Columbus St Albans Florida and Cynthiana. Several attend funeral services for Ray Finlan at Ewing funeral home.
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Laurel Cliff
Jim Hilt
Gallia County
Hilt
C. F. Hilt
A. Munfee
Syracuse
Lester Brookover
Orville Allen
Herman Kayser
Jackie
Dayton
Mar! Harris
George
Wiski
St. Albans
W. Va
Charles Diehl
H. R. Granville Sharp
U.S. Navy
Richard Sharp
Hamden
Ross Kerr
Columbus
Kerr
John Diehl
Hugh Ferguson
Marion Howell
Nancy Walker
Pearl Parker
Glenn Dill
Holzer Hospital
Carl McDover
Doris Leifheit
Helen Leifheit
Sidney Leifheit
Ray Finlan
Ewing Funeral Home
Bids Opened for Highway Repair Jobs in Ohio
The State Highway Department opened bids totaling 2 761 385 dollars for maintenance projects across several counties. Projects include resurfacing 2.32 miles of U S Route 50 in Elk Township and McArthur with asphalt concrete, estimated at 41 900 dollars, bid by Brewer and Brewer Sons Inc of Chillicothe. Additional items cover bituminous treatment on multiple routes in Athens Gallia Meigs and Vinton counties with total estimate 123 148 dollars, bid by Highway Maintenance Co of Athens at 130 930 dollars.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Vinton
Elk Township
McArthur
Brewer and Brewer Sons, Inc
Chillicothe
Athens
Gallia
Meigs
Mason County Land Transfers List Full of Real Estate Details
A long record details numerous transfers of parcels across Mason County. Listings include transfers from R. C. King and Vada King to F. M. Reynolds. Layne and Dyer Lane to Lester and Sevilla Ohlinger. and many more in Graham, Lewis, Hannan, Cooper, Arbuckle, and Glendenin districts, with multiple tracts, lots, and town additions.
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R. C. King
Vada King
F. M. Reynolds
Graham
Harry Layne
Geraldine Dyer Lane
Lester K. Ohlinger
Sevilla Ohlinger
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Layne and
Ohlinger
New Haven
Russell Oshel
Velma M. Oshel
George O. Harper
Elain Harper
Lot
Lewis
Otho L. Lieving
Elsie Lieving
Thelma Capehart
Emma J. Kincaid
Sybil _Leport Terry
Raymond Terry
Denver Leport
Thelma Elizabeth
Arbuckle
Robert L. Spurlock
Mabel Spurlock
Stanley Nance
Rosie Nance
Hannan
T. O. Mattox
Ewart Mattox
Charles B. Connolly
Sylvia Connolly
Cooper District
Christine Fruth
Ralph A. Pickens
Margaret A. Pickens
Waggener
Mason
Myrtie Hesson
Lesie R. Hesson
Charles R
Mabel Gerlach
Grant O. Roush
Thelma & Roush
Edgar C. Layne
Marie Layne
Milton Selby
Willard W. Barnette
Thelma O. Capehart
Henry N. Roush
Lesta A. Roush
Fred C. Johnson
Sue Johnson
Eulah Redman
Thomas Redman
Darsel F. Russell
Margorie Russell
Clyde L. Russell
Earlie W. Russell
Utley Burris
Bessie Burris
Robert William Oliver
Vonna Mae Oliver
Glendenin
D. T. Wartenberg
Evan Wartenberg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Point Pleasant
Alfred Alfreds teams win in local weight pulling contest
The Douglas team took third in the small weight division, George Guthrie’s group won the medium, and Clarence Henderson’s team placed second in the heavy class. Local notices mention visits, deaths, and community events including a July 20 Alfred 4-H ice cream social at the ball diamond.
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Alfred
Douglas
George Guthrie
Clarence Henderson
Osie Mae Harper
Raymond Harper
David West
Myron
Athens
Myrtie
Virgil A. Swartz
John Koehler
Sumner
Lois Ann Swartz
Shade
Norma Jean Robinson
Alfred Boys
Alfred Ball Diamond
Clara Folirod
Nina Robinson
Thelma Henderson
Grace Clark
Rachel Guthrie
Bernice Swartz
Presbyterian Picnic Draws About 60 Women
About 60 women attended the annual Women’s Association picnic supper of the Presbyterian Church at Rachelmacher Park Monday evening. Guests included Mrs. Harry Wright of Logan, Mrs. Gail Truman of Brookville Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Amos Potts Jr. Mrs. Truman and Mrs. Potts were guests of Mrs. Amos Potts on East Main Street.
Edward Francis Buys Sportsman Grill in Logan
Edward Francis of Logan has purchased the Sportsman Grill from Dr. and Mrs. Claude C. Lyon. No policy changes are planned. the restaurant will continue serving lunches and dinners under new ownership.
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Edward Francis
Logan
Sportsman Grill
Claude C. Lyon
Francis
Labor Dispute at National Supply Co Continues
Logan report shows 30 pipe shop and pipe yard workers laid off after joining District No 50 of the United Mine Workers Union. About 10 nonunion salaried warehouse and store employees remain at work as negotiations await a Pittsburgh plant representative.
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Logan
National Supply Co
District No. 50
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
National Supply Company
Pittsburgh
GOP Women Leader Visits Columbus and Nearby Cities
Mrs. Golda Edmundson of Columbus, executive secretary of the Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Clubs and president of the Franklin County Republican Women's Club, called on local GOP leaders in Logan yesterday and planned visits to Nelsonville and Athens to meet with Republican leaders.
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Logan
Golda Edmunson
Columbus
Edmundson
Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs
Franklin County
Republican Women’s Club
Nelsonville
Athens
Tolliver Divorce Grants Temporary Child Custody
The Court of Common Pleas awarded temporary custody of the children to Pauline Tolliver in the divorce action against Edward Tolliver. The proceedings included company negotiations and comments on lingering difficulties after the representative's arrival and completion of talks.
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Logan
Court of Common Pleas
Pauline Tolliver
Edward Tolliver
Wingroves and Hammonds Visit in Logan Texas
Mr and Mrs Paul Wingrove of Logan visit in Texas with Mr Wingroves father. Mr and Mrs Lester Hammond of Rome NY and their children Sandra Sue and Gary stay in Logan for a week visiting Mrs Lafe Hammond on N Walnut Street.
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Paul Wingrove
Logan
Wingrove
Texas
Lester Hammond
Rome
N. Y
Sandra Sue
Gary
Mr. Hammond
Lafe Hammond
N. Walnut St
Liver storage guidance for kitchen use
A fragment notes a measurement of liver storage or handling guidance with unclear terms and specifications. It references approximately two pints and mentions caaee and Ait context. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly confirmed in the readable text.
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Rio Lucky Clover Club
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Jane Ann Call
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Harris Lucky Ladies
Harris Grange Hall
Lois Stout
Lake Jackson
Rotary
BIS
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Arthur Foster
Roanoke
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Samuel Norris
Joseph Hill
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Belpre
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Arminta Foyer
Buckeye Lake
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Cc. G. O'Bleness
L. G. Worstell
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Mason County
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