Heavy Rains Delay Wheat Harvest in Logan County
In Logan Hocking county heavy rains hindered wheat harvesting already behind schedule. Most grain remains damp raising moisture content for mill pricing while weeds threaten corn and hay losses. County agent Charles Ingraham and district planner Wallace Gillogly estimate yields below normal though pastures stay green offering forage.
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Logan
Hocking
Charles Ingraham
Wallace Gillogly
Hocking County
Camp flash flood touches H Club campers at Utica
Janet Williams and Judy Stickdorn were among H Club campers swept by a flash flood at Utica Sunday. They were taken to New Lexington Monday for reunions with families as relatives and friends visited in nearby towns and camps.
New Father Crashes While rushing help to newborn
Logan County man Tommy Johnson 30 of Gore Route 1 drove to summon an ambulance after his wife unexpectedly went into labor five miles north of Logan. His car’s left front tire blew out on a rise, veered into a telephone post, and he stopped at a nearby home to call for aid. The mother and baby were taken to Hocking Valley Hospital and were reported in better shape than the distraught father.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Johnson
Residents share travels and visits across Texas and Ohio
Mr and Mrs William Jackson returned from an auto trip to Eileen Texas visiting Mr and Mrs Herman Box former Esther Jackson They also visited Mineral Wells Texas where Mrs J P Emich hosts her niece Mina D Fry from Athens Accompanied by Mr and Mrs John Burske of Waynesville Ohio they dined at Lake Hope Lodge Burskes visited the Emish home and stayed overnight Mr Burske and J P Emish sang a duet at the Methodist Sunday school service Mrs Norman Saylor entertained the family of Normen Saylor Jr while the younger Mr and Mrs Saylor were in Dayton Dell McAfee took his son Owen to Dayton to visit Mr and Mrs Owen McAfee A visitor at the McAfee home was C C Campbell of Marion Ind Mr and Mrs Charles Buckley recently married reside in Mrs Minnie Shingler's home Mr and Mrs William C Brooks were guests of Mr and Mrs W K Brooks A quilt made by Methodist women was delivered to the owner Elsie Stephenson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hines
Tharp
Otto Tharp
Glenn Tharp
Nelsonville
Dick Tharp
Alice Tharp
Will
Murray City
Benett H Ton
John Richard
Ruth Davis
Kathryn McArtor
Danny Mason
Groveport
Thomas Barker
Vyj
Tommy
Philo
Larence Hodgson
Bill Osenbaugh
Lancaster
Ralph Harman
New Lexington
Charles Woods
Wesley Cochran
Juanita Shell
Buckeye Lake
Cpl
Raymond Detler
Alda Detioh
Carl
Hebron
Jack Williams
Zanesville
Hugh McKinney
Mansfield
Charles Woods, Jr
John Shell
Marietta
Rufus Putman
David Williams
Cleveland
Wallace Higgins
Ohio State University
George Higgins
Frank Kinnison
Logan
Clarence Starling
Barberton
Arza Linscott
Ralph Lins
Robert Hughes
Fairborn
Glenna Willia
William Jackson
Eileen
Texas
Herman Box
Esther Jackson
Burske
J. P. Emish
Norman Saylor
Normen' Saylor, Jr
C. C. Campbell
Marion
Charles Buckley
Aréy
Minnie Shingler
William C. Brooks
W. K. Brooks
Elsie Stephenson
Seventy Ohio Guardsmen Return From Camp Perry Training
LOGAN Seventy officers and men of Battery D, 137th AAA Battalion, Ohio National Guard returned to Logan Sunday after two weeks at Camp Perry. They drilled on mobile anti aircraft weapons including quadruple 30 caliber machine guns on half tracks and twin 40 millimeter cannons on M 19 hulls, firing at remote planes over Lake Erie under Lt. Robert Pugh's command.
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Logan
137Th Aaa Bn
Ohio National Guard
Camp Perry
Lake Erie
Lin Barracks
Robert Pugh
Mount St Mary Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Mount St Mary Hospital notes admit several patients including Mrs Martha Beddow Corning route 1 Michael Woody St Albans and Mrs Clara Hugh Logan with others listed in various towns. Dismissals include Mrs Agnes Simay Parkersburg and Clarence Skinner Logan with several more names noted. An unrelated line mentions about 131 million in jumping mouse capable of leaping about 10 feet.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Martha Beddow
Corning
Michael Woody
St. Albanys
Freda Crow
Athens
Clara Hugh
Logan
Molly Johnson
Margaret Reeves
Glousier
Naomi Matheny
Murray C Ity
Delores Harris
Buchtel
Agnes Simay
Parkersburg
W. Va
Clarence Skinner
Evan Hand
Jack Funk
Glouster
Raymond Barnett
Nelsonville
Eagles and Hounds Tied In Summer Cage Loop
In Nel sonville the last round of summer basketball has Eagles and Hounds tied for first at 6-2 in the Oil Light League. Bruins sit 5-3 and Hawks 7-2 as top scorers Nelsonville’s Hawk Ned Hawk 207 points in 10 games leads, with Lawrence Cheeseman 187 in 11 games. Baseball season shows Trimble 20-? with Buchtel 2-1 and Nelsonville 1-1. top hitters Cordey 2-2 for .1000, No Grady .667, Stufflebean .500.
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Nelsonville
Eagles and Hounds
Art Hunley
Oil Light League
Bruins
Hawks
Nel Hawk
Tom McQuaid
The
Hounds
Wayne Dixon
Young
the Plains
Plains
Buchtel
J-T
McArthur
Cordey
Nogrady
Stufflebean
Odenthal
Mrs Canan Dies A170
Estella Canan 70 wife of William Canan died suddenly of heart failure at 10 a m at her Laurel Township home. A lifelong Hocking County resident she belonged to Fairview Church. Survived by husband three sons Lloyd of Columbus Lester of Logan Route 2 Ralph of Rockbridge two daughters Goldie Sater Rockbridge Route 1 14 grandchildren three great grandchildren two sisters and five brothers. Friends receive at Wildcat Hollow residence Heinlein Funeral Home in charge of arrangements incomplete.
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Logan
Estella Canan
William Cana
Laurel Township
Hocking County
Fairview
Thureh
Lloyd Canan
Columbus
Lester Canan
Ralph Canan
Rockbridge
Goldie Sater
Ida Schrader
Carrie Gruner
Columbu
Chauncey Stivison
Marion Stivison
Wallbridge
Herbert
Cullie
Stivision
Edward Stivision
Town Folk Recall Visits and Funeral Gatherings
Plains Tuppers Plaind afrand Mrs Don Landon and sons visited Akron relatives. Mrs Vivian Hoffman returned from Camden Clark Hospital Parkersburg to her son Dana Hoffman. Mrs Lena Keller of Marietta visits with Mrs Norma Dean and daughter and son in law Gordon Chevalier. Mrs Gordon Chevalier and Mrs Norma Dean attended the Clermont Arnold funeral at Rocksprings. Mr Wayne Brickles and guests from Three Rivers Mich with Nallis Rand and Jimmy. Mr Fon Halsey hosted Gilbert Wilson Kristy Harley Gilbert Athens and Orvil Watson Silver Ridge and Everett Watson. Mrs Walter A Frost and Barbara returned from Rushford N Y with Frosts’ son and law Mr and Mrs Frost. Leo Cole spent days with Tillie Reed. Mr and Mrs W W Bragg hosted John Bragg Teddy Bragg and children Morgantown W Va Naomi and Virginia Parr from Coolville. Rev Walter A Frost returned home from Auterbine College at Hayton. Bertie Barr Mrs Stussell Athens and Difford Neal Delaware and Olen Hostler Joliville were guests of Carrie Barr. Grace Kuhn visiting Canton with brother and sister.
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Tuppers
Don Landon
Larry Garry
Akron
Vivian Hoffman
Camden Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Dana Hoffman
Lena Keller
Marietta
Norma Dean
Chester
Gordon Chevalier
Clermont Arnold
Rocksprings
Wayne Brickles
Nallis Rand
Jimmy
Three Rivers
Mich
Fon Halsey
Gilbert Wilson
Kristy
Harley Gilbert Athens
Orvil Watson
Silver Ridge
Everett Watson
Walter A. Frost
Barbara
Rushford
N. Y
Frost
On. Frost
Leo Cole
Tillie Reed
W. W. Bragg
Braga
John Bragg
Inlaw
and Airs
Teddy Bragg
Morgantown
W. Va
Firs
Frank Pickens
Daugher
Naomei
Walter Brown
Reedsville
Ray Whittington
Charleston
Virginia Parry Coolville
Auterbine College
Hayton
Bertie Barr
Stussell
Athens
Difford Neal
Delaware
Wir
Olen Hostter
Joolville
Carrie Barr
Grace Kuhn
Canton
Sis
Susie Kibble Dies At 65 In Reedsville
Susie Ann Kibble aged 65 died Saturday at home in Reedsville. Lifelong resident, she is survived by husband Horace and five daughters including Mrs Ralph Barton and Mrs William Congreve, plus Mrs James King and Mildred Kibble. six grandchildren. Son preceded in death. Funeral at 2 PM Tuesday at Eden United Brethren Church with burial in Eden Cemetery. Friends may visit White Funeral Home until 6 PM today and then at the Kibble residence.
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Rusiewar
Susie Ann Kibble
Reedsville
Horace Kibble
Ralph Barton
William Congreve
James King
Belpre
Mildred
Forrest Kibble
Eden United
Brethren ‘Church
Eden Cemetery
White Funeral
Kibble
Mrs. Lewis Sauer Dies in Hospital in Cleveland Clinic
Mrs. Lewis Sauer died at the Cleveland Clinic at 1 a m after a brief illness. She had been a patient since Wednesday. Services will be announced by the Rawlings Coates funeral home.
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Lewis Sauer
Middleport
Cleveland Clinic
Brale
Rawlings-Coates
Break-Ins Reported At Gallipolis On Second Ave
Gallipolis police report two break-ins on Second Ave within two days with likely same culprit or group. Friday and Thursday prior saw property damage and theft at Frazer Cleaners and Sterling Oil Bulk Plant, while a local dry cleaners cash register was emptied of papers. Jewelry stolen in a Thursday home break-in. suspects believed to target money.
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Gallifulio
Gallipolis
Frazer Cleaners
Second Ave
Sterling Oil Bulk Plant
Outstanding 4-H Projects Cited in Hocking County
Extension agent Charles Ingraham praised 4-H efforts in Hocking County noting several outstanding club projects that span farming and city youth. He highlighted a multi year project led by Harold Phillips in 1954 involving twin Guernsey cattle and described how such activities build responsibility and apply current agricultural practices while fostering personality development.
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Lowan
Hocking County
Charles Ingraham
Ingraham
Harold Phillips
Guernsey
Logan Social Notes Highlight Antioch Grange Meeting
Antioch Grange meeting led by Mrs. Paul Kline with youth officers named. Betty Poling presented “Why Do We Celebrate the Fourth of July?” Other youths filled posts, plus projects include dairy, swine and chicken of tomorrow. Future camp set for Tar Hollow August 7 to 11 and Frank O Mara hospitalized in Columbus.
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Antioch Grange
Paul Kline
Grange
Marcella Glenn
Betty Poling
Herbert Sheline
Jessie Stahr
William Lemon
Charles Amnah
Stews
Fred McClelland
Ray Price
Ceres
Pearl Rutter
Pomona
Carolyn Hartman
Flora
Lois Stahr
N. W. Dolan
Oscar Blum
Carl Poling
City Police Check Two Accidents
Two weekend accidents were investigated by Nelsonville city police. George W. Stout, The Plains, lost control on Happy Hollow Rd and overturned his car, unhurt. Ruth Patton, Nelsonville, and Murray Beerman, Medway, collided at Fourth and Poplar as Patton turned right. no charges reported.
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Nelsonville
Happy Hollow
George W. Stout
the Plains
Ruth Patton
Murray Beerman
Medway
Ohio
Fourth
Poplar
Patton
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University Hospital, Columbus
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