Insemination Program Starts for Hocking County Dairy
Fifty farmers in Hocking County signed up and paid fees to begin an artificial insemination program under the dairy improvement plan. The service covers five breeds with Joseph Campbell as inseminator. participation requires dairy association membership and a $5 stock share in the Central Ohio Breeding Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Uder
Dairy Service Co-operative Association
Smoot
Jersey
Guernsey
Joseph Campbell
Union Furnace
Hocking County Dairy Association
Central Ohio Breeding Association
Merchant Hit By Taxicab on Main Street
Logan police report Charles Hildebrandt a 50 year old local merchant suffered multiple lacerations when struck by a taxicab on W Main Street near Spring Street as he crossed to his parked car. Attending physician described his condition as good with possible rib fractures bruises and additional injuries. The cab operator was named Ray Dufford of Dixon Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Hildebrandt
N. Culver St
Hildebrandt
W. Main St
Spring St
Ray Dufford
Dicken Addition
Sheriff Sale of 144 Acre Farm in Athens County Ohio
The State of Ohio Athens County sheriff sale of the Dovertown township property risked at 250 dollars appraisal and must be bid two thirds minimum. The sale takes place August 11 1947 at 1 30 in the afternoon at the east door of the Athens County Court House. The parcel includes 144 acres with a three room house and a small building on Greens Run Road and coal and mining rights are reserved. George Bateman sheriff and attorneys Gordon Gray Harold Jose represent the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Athens County
Edward H. Lasch
Treas
James A. Strausbaugh
Court House
Athens
Dovertown
Almira Tinker
Austin True Lands
Greens Run Road
George Bateman
Dorothy J. Parmiter
Gordon B. Gray
Harold Jose
Pitt
Real estate auction in Athens County Farm Bureau case
In Athens County Ohio an alias execution sale of real estate is set for August 11 1947 at 1 30 PM at the Court House last door in Athens. Two tracts total about 70 acres in Section 24 Town 5 Range 12 Ohio Company Purchase described with boundaries and landmarks. Premises appraised at 3250 dollars with cash sale terms. R W Finsterwald attorney. 7 1 56tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Athens County
Athens
Ohio
Carthagetown
Ohio Company
Stanford
John Hammond
Poe Farm
Hocking County Sales Tax Receipts Rise
Week ending Saturday sales receipts totaled 3278.45, up 1276.52 from 1946. Year to July 12 totals reached 79244.54, up 19249.93 from last year. Weekly sales amounted to 2001.93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Logan
Hocking County
R. W. Moorhead
Logan Band Plans Open Air Concert to End Summer Course
Logan High School Band will perform an open air concert on August 1 at the athletic stadium after completing its summer course under James Horwell. A varied program is planned and the event includes an ice cream social hosted by the Band Boosters Club with George Gribble as president and Mrs. R. B. Perkins, Delbert Norris, and Mrs. Clarke Bixby in leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
James Horwell
Logan City
Band Boosters Club
George Gribble
R. B. Perkins
Delbert Norris
Merkel Walker Tie The Knot In Mentor Home Ceremony
Margaret Ann Merkel and Floyd C Walker exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Mentor. The bride wore ivory satin with a circular train and orange blossom headpiece, escorted by her father. A reception for 40 followed at the newly furnished home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Mentor
Northwestern University
Lake County
Ohio University
Army
Hocking 4-H Camp Officials Plan Meeting
Counsellors from Hocking County plan final 4-H camp instruction conference at Tar Hollow Group Camp Thursday at 1 30 p m. Athens Ross Fairfield Pickaway and Hocking Counties join in final program planning and pot-luck dinner. Jeanette Ruth health nurse leads first aid. J R Hankison oversees leathercraft. J R Smoot to manage camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoot
J. R. Hankison
Logan
Tar Hollow
Jeanette Ruth
Hocking County
Hocking-Athens
Bankruptcy of Real Estate Auction in Athens County
Edward H. Lasch as plaintiff seeks sale of Blanche Sharp estate property in Berntown Township Athens County at the county courthouse on August 11 1947 at 130 PM The described parcel is the west half of the northwest quarter of section 16 town 7 range 12 about 20 acres with highway easements The property appraised at 10000 dollars and must be sold for not less than that amount Attorneys Gordon B Gray Harold J Rose Dorothy K Parmiter Deputy Clerk of Court signoff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Athens County
Edward H. Lasch
Blanche Sharp
Blanche
Athens
Berntown
Ohio Company
Jerry Run
U. S. Rt. 50
Marietta
U. S. 50
Tick Ridge
Jesse Fisher
Pocahontas Degree Installs New Officers After Pot Luck
A six o'clock pot luck dinner preceded a business session and installation at the Pocahontas degree meeting. New officers include Jessie Herzog Pocahontas Margaret Kistler Prophetess Helen Summer Wenonah Katie Conkle Powhatan Charles Mack keeper of records Mary Hiles collector of wampum Emma Lanning keeper of wampum Elsie Columber first scout Ella Watkins second scout Ollie Eastman first warrior Mary Schorr second warrior Jane Mohler third warrior Sarah Liff fourth warrior Rachel Mason first council Ellena Wells second council Jenney Goodlve first runner Rebeccah Stewart second runner Florence Ellis guard of forest Teresa Lehman guard of teepee and Mildred Schultz musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Jessie Herzog
Margaret Kistler
Prophetess
Helen Summer
Wenonah
Katie Conkle
Powhatan
Charles Mack
Mary Hiles
Emma Lanning
Elsie Columber
Ella Watkins
Ollie Eastman
Mary Schorr
Jane Mohler
Sarah Liff
Rachel Mason
Ellena Wells
Jenney Goodlve
Rebeccah Stewart
Coffey-Shelton Nuptials at First Presbyterian Logan
Miss Florence Ann Coffey daughter of Mrs Edna Parsons Nelsonville and Harold Joe Shelton son of Mr and Mrs Colie Shelton Nelsonville were wed in an informal double ring ceremony at six o’clock Thursday July 10 conducted by Rev Henry L Carr The bride wore a white pique gown with lace and carried gardenias The maid of honor was Jane Shelton and best man Ver Ogg The couple will reside at 302 East Wheeling Street Lancaster after graduation and employment histories are noted for both families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Logan
Florence Ann Coffey
Edna Parsons
Washington Ave
Nelsonville
Harold Joe Shelton
Colie Shelton
Henry L. Carr
Jane Shelton
Ver Ogg
Shelton
Nelsonville High School
Columbus
Ward Rural High School
Carbon Hill
Kresge Co
Lancaster
Wheeling St
Birthday Picnic Honors Rid dlebarger Family
A birthday picnic was held at Rachelmacher Park Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Riddlebarger celebrating birthdays this month. Attendees included families from Columbus Haydenville Logan Gore and local towns, with Ronda Linda Shir ley Anna Mae Nancy Rocky and others among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachelmacher Park
T. C. Riddlebarger
J. M. Walters
Bidwell
Ira Call
Don Riddlebarger
Ronda
Columbus
Roy Crothers
Linda
Shirley
Haydenville
Carl Riddlebarger
Anna Mae
Nancy
Local residents and out of town visitors visit Ohio area
A string of house guests and travelers are noted around Logan Ohio. Mr and Mrs Don Spencer tour northern Ohio and southern Canada visiting Cedar Point Pelee Island and various caverns. Families from Mill Valley Ky New Haven W Va and Arlington Va join Logan residents for visits and trips through northern Ohio and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Spencer
Ohio
Canada
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Leamington
Pelee Island
Logan
Blue Hole
Crystal Rock
Castalia
Seneca
Bellevue
Zane Caverns
Indian Lake
Mac-o-chee Castles
Ohio Caverns
West Liberty
Harry J. Morton
Mill Valley
Thomas Rush
Tommie
Thomas Bush
Margaret
Helen
Josephine
Ann
Walnut St
Edgar Hillyer
William Bush
New Haven
W. Va
Charles Ohlinger
Hillyer
Halsey H. Lafferty
Olive B. Neibling
Foster M. Sims
Columbus
Judy Buntz
W. Hunter Sr
Detroit
Mich
Beverly Scott
Reed City
H. K. Crawford
Player suffers fractured ankle in softball game
Ralph Baker of Warner Ave. treated for a fractured ankle after an injury during a softball game for the Godman Shoe Co. team at the high school athletic field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ralph Baker
Warner Ave
Godman Shoe Co
Five Arrested For Traffic Violations In Logan Hearings
Weekend arrests brought five violators of traffic laws to hearings before Mayor W. Denzil Weltner. Ed Balch of Logan was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail, suspended, for resisting an officer. Charles Keller of Logan Route 2 paid 10 dollars and costs for improper license plates. Paul L. Keeler of Cleveland paid 5 dollars and costs for permitting an unlicensed minor to operate a car. John Denner of Lancaster paid 5 dollars and costs for driving without a permit. Veit Carpenter of Huntington West Virginia forfeited a 15 dollar bond for passing another vehicle in a hazardous zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Denzil Weltner
Ed Balch
Weltner
Harry Snyder
W. Main St
Charles Keller
Paul L. Keeler
Cleveland
John Denner
Lancaster
Veit Carpenter
Huntington
W. Va
State Patrol
Seven Local Men Enlist in U S Naval Reserves
Logan and Hocking County men join the United States Naval Reserves announced by R B Eddy chief petty officer at Chillicothe recruiting station. The group includes Ray J Turner Bobby Vern Turner Wilbur Lightfoot Jr Daniel William Lightfoot Haydenville Charles Robert Pierce Everett T McWilliams Logan and Robert Edmund Foss Gore. The Navy School of Music is open to those who meet standards and local men are urged to inquire at the recruiting station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
United States Naval
R. B. Eddy
Chillicothe
Ray J. Turner
Bobby Vern Turner
Wilbur Lightfoot, Jr
Daniel William Lightfoot
Haydenville
Charles Robert Pierce
Everett T. McWilliams
Robert Edmund Foss
Gore
Navy School of Music
Navy
Eddy
Flowers Rites Conducted
Last rites for Jasper Von Flowers aged 67 were held at Creston Church on Ripley Road with Rev. I J McCullom officiating. A Creston native, he lived there before moving to Columbus three years ago and died Wednesday at White Cross Hospital. Survived by son Basil and four sisters Vera Flowers Mrs Fayette Stover Verda and Jessie Flowers. Circuit Clerk Vernon Jones attended. burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jasper von Flowers
Creston Church
Ripley Road
I. J. McCullom
Cottageville
Creston
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Basil Flowers
Vera Flowers
Fayette Stover
Verda
Jessie Flowers
Columus
Howard Stone Improved After Main St Fall
Family reports Howard Stone is in improved condition after a fall on Main Street Sunday. Holzer Hospital staff told his sister Bess Gygax that he suffered a hemorrhage possibly linked to the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Howard Stone
Main St
Holzer Hospital
Bess Gygax
Picnics Planned by Two Local Organizations
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will host its annual picnic this evening at 6 p.m. at Capt. and Mrs. Howard Garland's home in Gallipolis Ferry. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church plans a picnic at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Guthrie's home on Route 7 north of Silver Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Howard Garland
Gallipolis
Ferry
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Howard H. Guthrie
Route 7
Silver Bridge
Clothing of Suspect Inspected in Capital
Deputy Sheriff Toral Morrison traveled to Charleston to deliver clothing to the public safety department for inspection. The garments are believed to belong to an unidentified man who passed worthless checks in Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Toral Morrison
Charleston
Department of Public Safety
Point Clinic Discharges In Leon Area
Point Clinic notes discharge of William Thomas of Leon and several medical patients including Mrs. Robert Hill of Kanawha Falls and Mrs. Leslie Hesson. A Sunday birth at the clinic brings a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Carver of 2309 Lincoln Ave. Eugene Ash of Robertsburg admitted for tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William Thomas
Leon
Point Clinic
Shirley Carver
Lincoln Ave
Robert Hill
Kanawha Falls
Violet Moore
Pliny
Leslie Hesson
Glenwood
J. L. Morgan
Eugene Ash
Robertsburg
Fred Escue
Charleston Road
School Board To Meet Friday in Point Pleasant
POINT PLEASANT The county school board will meet Friday night July 18 to consider matters carried over from the July 7 regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Southern States Co-op Plans July 21 Meeting at Point Pleasant
The Southern States annual membership session arrives July 21 at Point Pleasant Junior High School at 8 p.m. with board and Farm Home Advisory committee elections, annual reports, and group activities. W. E. Kirk mentions about 350 members expected. R. T. Jaquette will deliver the report and moderate. Elmer Grueser and Gus Douglas speak. nominations listed for board posts and committee seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Board of Directors
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Southern States Co-operative
Southern States
Point Pleasant Co-operative
W. E. Kirk
Hogsett
Southern States Point Pleasant Co-operative
R. T. Jaquette
Elmer Grueser
Gus Douglas
Grimms Landing
Emory Roush
Letart
Reginald Archer
Gallipolis Ferry
L. C. Roush
Kaylong
Farm Home Committee
Ogden Stevens
Helen Morrison
Robert F. Thomas
Episcopal Church
Charles Stephenson
Gus Douglas, Jr
Ed McCulloch
Henderson
Pt Pleasant People News Roundup With Visiting Families
Weekend gatherings feature Dan Burns with Willard Burns fishing in Thirteen Mile Creek. Detroit visitors Paul Sayre Jones and family stay a week with Vernon Jones at Jericho road. Juliet Smith returns from Charleston visiting Cochran relatives. Steenbergen family hosts from Columbia Tennessee and plans to accompany home. Estill Coleman of Huntington visits Henderson kin. Barbara Ann Reed visits grandmother Mrs Saladean. Mrs. E E Franklin returns from Madison with George Schlottbauer family. Marvin McElfresh and Madison relatives spend weekend with local family. William Hogg and daughter Nancy Sue visit Viand Street sisters Mary Patterson and Donald Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Burns
Willard Burns
Leon
Thirteen Mile Creek
Paul Sayre Jones
Detroit
Vernon Jones
Jericho Road
Juliet Smith
Charleston
Jack Cochran
Cochrans
Miss Smith
William Steenbergen
John William Steenbergen
Columbia, Tenn
Estill Coleman
Huntington
Henderson
J. D. Darst
Ralph Raike
Barbara Ann Reed
Winfield
S. E. Saladean
E. E. Franklin
Madison
Wis
George Schlotthauer
Marvin McElfresh
E. McElfresh
Maggie Johnson
Social visitors gather across several towns in Ohio
Mrs. Ver non Mills and Mr. Edward Mills host guests from Massillon to Reedsville with visits in Columbus and nearby towns. Several Misses and Mrs. Carleton host weekends and days with relatives including Pomeroy Athens New Brighton and Hamden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Vernon Mills
Massillon
Edward Mills
Emma Heines
Pomeroy
Christian Baer
O. M. Martin
Westerville
Amanda McBride
Lucy
Katie Kibble
Reedsville
Edna Carleton
Helen Underhill
Emma _ Webster
Irving Karr
Dell White
Chester
Clarence Whetstone
William Stobert
Columbus
W. A. Crouse
Carol Ann
William
E. J. Soulsby
Marvin Roberts
Huntington
Avery Roberts
Marie Houdashelt
Athens
William Houdashelt
C. N. Mills
New Brighton
Wayne Wingett
Shane
Sunny
Glenna Soulsby
Beecher Morgan
Hamden
Esta Moore
Rucker Carr
Harold Crouch
Rayford
J. C. Ferrer
Helen Underbill
How to answer ads and classifieds guidance
Instructions for responding to blind ads and paid notices in the classifieds. Full box numbers must be used for addresses. Advertisers’ identities in blind ads are protected. Cash is required for card of thanks memorials obituaries and political notices. Rates are 13 cents per line with a three line minimum. Ads must be received by 10:00 a.m. for same day. Sunday ads by 3:00 p.m. Saturday.
Market Rates for Eggs Butter and Potatoes Listed
Market figures show consumer graded eggs U S A 58 53 50 with extras No 1 quality receipts 46 and wholesale grades. Poultry prices include heavy and lightweights with fryers roasters and leghorn at varying weights. Potatoes range from 3.00 to 5.25 per bag and butter prices per pound are noted with different prints and premium fat levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Feeds and Steady Trade
Salable hogs 1500 with receipts limited. opening trade 1.00 higher. Good and choice barrows 160-250 lbs at 28.00, 250-275 lbs 27.00, heavier and lightweights 26.00 to 23.50. sows 17.25-20.00, lightweights above 19.00. Cattle 700, calves 600. fairly active, steady to strong. Slaughter cattle prices highly competitive. steers up to 28.00, baby beeves 27.00, common to medium grassy stock 17.00-22.50. beef cows 14.00-16.50, canners 6.00-13.50. Vealers active top 25.50. Sheep 1000. Lamb trade steady with top 26.00, bulk 24.50-25.50, ewes to 7.50, bulk sale 7.00.
Stiffler Department Store Appoints New Manager
Robert M. Young who managed the Stiffler Store since 1946 leaves after a period of redecoration work. He is succeeded by Robert Stiffler, a co owner of the Stiffler department store group. Young will return to Jackson Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Robert M. Young
Stiffler
Robert Stiffler
Mr. Young
Jackson
Ohio
Vestryman Elected at Christ Episcopal Church
Dr. L S Carrick is elected vestryman of Christ Episcopal Church to succeed the late Howard L Yerges at Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Brights Welcome Daughter at Gallipolis Ferry
A daughter was born Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bright of Gallipolis Ferry. The baby adds joy to the family with plans for names to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ralph Bright
Gallipolis Ferry
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Logan News
R. W. Finsterwald
Dorothy K Parmiter
Harold J. Rose
Dr. S. E. Erbaugh Optometrist Farmers & Merchants Bank Building
Tel
Logan, Ohio
Coffey-Shelton
Naval Reserve
Mr. Flowers
PT. Pleasant News
Equitable Insurance Society of the
United States
R. A. Dauber
Russell C. Gabriel
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Write Cutler
Elmer E. Rodehaver
Otho M. Castle
Mary L. Smith
Amesville
Richland Ave
D. A. Williams
Studebaker
O. K
Willys CO
W. Washington Street
Athens, Ohio
Dial
Athens Buick CO
Maxwell's
Glouster
O. William V. Hartley
Millfield
Walter Young
Plains
Cincinnati Produce
Cincinnati Livestock
ALMA
Nelson
Warner Electric
Southern Ohio Trailer Sales
Pike Street
Marietta, Ohio
Telephone
Chevrolet
Shultz
Ford
New
Apex
Gordon Caldwell
Tuppers Plains
Landis
Athens Auto Parts
ARO
Athens Junk Company
Buick CO
Auto Service
Daugherty
Kendall
C. A. Daugherty
N. Court St
Brown's Pure
ALGEO
Algeo Motor Sales
N. Lancaster St
Athens Motor Sales
DeSoto
Plymouth
State St
Modern Appliance Co
Hoover
Richland
Marie G. Hoffee
Central
Logan's
National Assn. of Piano Tuners
Wm. P. MacDonald
Strawn Plumbing CO
Jim McCombs
Marietta Chemical Products Company
Washington St
Electric Motor Service
Union Street
W. O. Rose
Weber Heating ‘Company
W. Union St
F. C. Stone
E. State Street
C. R. White
R. E. Fickes
White Cross Hospitalization Plan
P.O
Earl F F. Mathews Auto Ins
D. M. Goddard
LIFE
Cameron and van Dyke Gen. Insurance
Farm Bureau Ins. Co
J. Clyde
Corsetiere
Spencer
Cora B. Woodyard
E. Union
Davis
Ohio Resaurant
Jake's Sandwich Shop
South Court
Turner
Tion CO
Cairo
Willow Island
St. Marys
Shell Gas and
State ST. Dial
Buck
Whizzer Motors
Chess Router
Union St
Superior Electric CO
West State Street
Kroger Super Market
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