Bloodmobile Drive Falls Short of Quota in Logan
Logan Hocking County held a blood collection at Evangelical United Brethren Church Center with 187 donors and 122 pints collected, short of the 150 pint target. Ninety two attendees donated through various local groups including Natco Haydenville, Hocking Honor Camp, Logan Clay Products, and Vinton County, with many donors giving in honor of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Red Cross
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Natco
Haydenville
Hocking
Logan Buick Co
W&h Chevrolet Co
Logan Clay Products Co
Carlon Hill
Vinton County
Enterprise
Anna Fox
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Harold Crawford
Rockbridge Route 1
David
Natco and
Edgar Crothers
James Starr
Charles Gastin
John Oliver
Andrew Loudner
Morris Clouston
Fred Gastin
William FE. Smith
James Hood
William Harper
Homer Carter
Lawrence Oliver
Christopher L. Crothers
Harry Rizer
Robert Auflick
James North
Donald Hopstetter
Ralph Hill
Arthur I. McQuaid
Phyllis Vollmer
Helen Lightfoot
Donald Turner
William J. Stewart
J. D. Grant
Robert Stockton Jr
Ray Rubenstahl
Junior Mattox
William Jiiden
Thomas Iawkins
Salvador Hernandez
William G. Wiley
Kiwanis Klippers Take On Jaycees In Benefit Ball Game
Kiwanis Klippers prepare for a charity baseball clash with Logan Jaycees at Strawn's Park. Veterans led by Willie Knapp on the mound and Art Gasser behind the plate face a younger Key Club lineup in a game that raises funds for Kiwanis youth services. Proceeds go to the Kiwanis youth fund. tickets at 50 cents minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kiwanis Klippers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Strawn’s Park
West
LHS
Kiwanis
Logan High School
Union Furnace High School
Kiwanians
Willie
Knapp
Art
Woolworth
Gasser
Harold Bryan
Knothole
Bremen All Stars
Nelsonville Admirals
Kiwanis Youth Service Fund
Hocking School merger appeal filed in Logan
An appeal from Judge Harley Meyer voiding the Fast Hocking School District merger was filed Tuesday in the district court of appeals. A $1000 bond accompanies the notice, signed by the Hocking County and East Hocking boards of education. The appeal halts actions on the Logan judge's ruling and keeps the merger in limbo while both sides may seek the state Supreme Court.
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LOGAN
Harley Meyer
Fast Hocking
District Court of Appeals
Hocking County Board of Education
East Hocking Board of Education
Josef Brashares
East Hocking District
Court of Appeals
Youth Driver Caught in Stolen Vehicle Case
A 16 year old boy was found driving a stolen car in Hocking County. He was taken into custody near the Fairfield Hocking line and is in Fairfield County juvenile court custody for disposition. Probation officer Spurgeon Metzler said the car had been stolen from the Wheeling Inn parking lot in Lancaster. The youth was escorted back to Lancaster by a state highway patrolman and returned to authorities.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fairfield County
Spurgeon Metzler
Phillips Reunion Set for August 2 in Logan Park
Logan residents will gather at Kach imacher Park on August 2 for the Phillips family reunion. Organizers urge attendees to bring picnic items and share memories.
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Logan
the Phillips
Kachimacher Park
Two Drivers Fined On Patrol Charges
In Mayor Roger Friend's court two drivers pleaded guilty to patrol charges. Albert E. Smith of Shawnee Kansas paid five dollars plus costs for running a red light at Depot and Front streets. Robert R. Mettler of Haydenville was fined ten dollars plus costs for driving left of a yellow center line.
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Logan
Roger Friend
Depot
Albert E. Smith
Shawnee
Kan
Robert R. Mettler
Haydenville
Tax Deadline Triggers Last Minute Real Estate Rush
County Treasurer Ralph Moorhead reports a late rush as the final day for the second half of 1952 real estate taxes passes. He notes many accounts remain unpaid, penalties of 10 percent apply on late remittances, and total collections reach about 460000 dollars, about 26000 more than 1951.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ralph Moorhead
Moorhead
Pre-Induction Exams For Hocking County Registrars
Four Hocking County draft registrars underwent physical examinations at Ft. Hayes in Columbus to fulfill the July quota. Participants were Marvin Amerine of Laurelville, Carl Derr of Logan Route 2, Lloyd Poling of Laurelville Route 2, and Donald Todd of Nelsonville Route 2. Mrs. Mary Sweazy reported Elmer Waltz’s file moved to Stambaugh Michigan and noted Donald Miller of Rockbridge enlisted in the Air Force.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Marvin L. Amerine
Laurelville
Carl E. Derr
Lioyd G. Poling
Donald Ll. Todd
Nelsonville
Mary Sweazy
Selective Service Board
Elmer Waltz
Stambaugh
Mich
Air Force
Donald W. Miller
Rockbridge
Out-of-Town Guests Visit Logan Residents
Weekend visitors staying with C. F. Ruth and daughters at 365 N Walnut St include Frances and Irene Liles of Columbus Mrs. R B Buchanan Mr and Mrs Charles R Buchanan and Miss Gerry Buchanan of Weirton W V Mrs Harold Brown and daughters Martha Ellen and Nancy of Pontiac Mich Mrs Arthur Bennett of Athens and Miss Sue Vore of Dayton.
Sgt Wood Returns From Korea Duty in Rotation Plan
Sgt Paul F. Wood of Gallipolis is returning to the United States under the Army rotation program after serving in Korea with the 25th Infantry Division. He joined in 1951 and arrived in Korea in 1952 after attending Rio Grande College. His wife Joan lives at 9 Olive Street and his mother Mrs Helen B. Wood at 51 Vinton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Paul F. Wood
Joan
Olive St
Army
Korea
25Th Infantry Division
Wood
27Th Infantry Regiment
Rio Grande College
Helen B. Wood
Vinton Ave
Dolan Sues Sinnott. Judgment Executed in Common Pleas
A execution petition has been filed in Common Pleas Court in the action of N. W. Dolan against Gerald Sinnott. The judgment amount, including costs and interest, totals 1078.85 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas Court
N. W. Dolan
Gerald Sinnott
Baker Tells UN Group of U.S. Labor Shortage
John C. Baker, U.S. representative at the United Nations, cites data on employment and unemployment, notes domestic labor shortages, and urges approval of 240000 new immigrant entries to ease gaps. He defends U.S. economic strength and argues for continued peaceful growth amid reduced defense spending.
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Baker
U.S
John C. Baker
United States
Economic and Social Council of the United Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
Mexico
Congress
Ussr
Economic Commission For Europe
Vinton Social Notes and Local Visits
The Vinton social page lists WSCS gathering with Elizabeth Shenefield and members Cora Ward Della Davis Minnie George Mabel Gerlach Desta Swick Alice Casto Jane Poling Lurima Woodruff Swisher. Families and friends visit or travel plus a July 14 birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Aldrick. Community events include a bean supper August 1 at Atkins grove and a welcome party for Ted Harder recently returned from Korea.
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Norman Martin
Virginia Beach
Fredericksburg
Ted Harder
Harder
Korea
Lee Gabriel
New York
Perry Township Road Route Change Discussed by Gallia Board
GALLIPOLIS The Gallia County Commissioners viewed Brushy Point Road in Perry Township Monday to consider a route change. They did not take action and said a decision will be made at the August 3 meeting.
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Gallipolis
Board of
Gallia County
Brushy Point
Perry
Services Thursday for Edward Teeters
Final rites for Edward Elias Teeters age 37 will be at 2 p m Thursday at Wetherholt Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Maddy Cemetery at Georges Creek near his mother Mrs Sylvester Humphrey home. Teeters died Sunday at his Columbus residence and was born in Indiana.
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Allipolis
Edward Elias Teeters
Wetherholt Funeral Home
Maddy Cemetery
Georges Creek
Sylvester Humphrey
Teeters
Columbus
Indiana
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Dewey Vanscoy of Logan welcome a girl born Monday. Dismissals include William Evans Logan Route 3 Corwin Bigham Haydenville Mrs G R May and Robert C Work Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Vanscoy
Logan
William Evans
Corwin Bigham
G. R. May
Haydenville
Robert C. Work
Rotary Club Has Meeting in Gallipolis
Dr. Oscar W. Clarke returned from vacation to assume presidency of the Gallipolis Rotary Club at the Farmers Hotel. Four visiting Rotarians Fay Wilson Charles Lewis Charles Bechtle and Bill Gesler attended the dinner meeting as guests. The session opened to members with a discussion on making the coming year better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Oscar W. Clarke
Northwest
Canada
Holzer Hospital Notes Births and Admissions
Holzer Hospital reports new births to K Dale Russell and Larry E Craig families in Columbus and Dudley Green in Jackson. Admissions include Harry Canterbury in Pomeroy, Edna Burdette in Leon, Robert Gaskins in Point Pleasant, and several others across medical and surgical units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Dale Russell
Columbus
Larry E. Craig
Dudley Green
Jackson
Harry Canterbury
Pomeroy
Edna M. Burdette
Leon
Robert Gaskins
Point Pleasant
James A. Ferrell
Wallace C. Bean
Stephenson
W. Va
Ethel McCarley
Rio Grande
Martha Jean Coder
Portsmouth
Virginia Bryant
Gallipolis
Robert Mills
Middleport
Donald Tomlinson
Linda Callahan
Fred Winn
Rutland
Austin B. Stevens
Chillicothe
Gilbert Craig, Jr
Carter Massie Named Cadmus High Principal in Cadmus
Carter Massie aged 45, previously Mercerville High School principal for two years, was appointed Cadmus High School principal. Cadmus board President Granville Burnette and members Charles Silvers Omar Sanders Thomas Daniels Taulbee Owens with Rosa Wiseman clerk attended. Massie, a native of Rappsburg, is married with three children and has extensive teaching experience across several schools and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Carter Massie
Mercerville High School
Monday Night
Cadmus High School
James Ray Davis
Gerald (Popey) Wagner
Cadmus
Harley Cloud
Vinton
Massie
Rappsburg
Lawrence County
Rio Grande College
Marshall College
Ohio University
Wilmington College
Chesapeake High School
Waterloo High School
Veterans Administration Agriculture Training
Mercerville
Cadmus Board
Granville Burnette
Charles Silvers
Omar Sanders
Thomas Daniels
Taulbee Owens
Rosa Wiseman
Rio Grande Enrollment Announced for Second Summer Term
Rio Grande College reports 68 students enrolled for the second summer term across counties. Gallia leads with 15 registrants followed by Jackson 14, Lawrence nine, Scioto seven, Meigs four, Hocking and Pike three, Vinton two and single enrollments from Delaware Stark Ashtabula Wyandotte Franklin Fairfield Washington Perry and Cuyahoga counties and from West Virginia Montgomery and Ripley. Local enrollees include Alice Waugh Northup Mrs Aldena Shato Bunyan Ruth Rice Clarence George Roselle Burdue Lorena McDermott William Johnson Gerald Canaday Joan Davis Velma Fraley Patriot Thomas Denney Leroy Collier Atlee Fulks Crown City Herman Clarke Bidwell Meigs entries James Arnold Bertha Smith Alfred Scarberry Harland De Vol Hocking entries Winifred Sowers Roy Cunningham Andy Maze Vinton entries Barbara Ann Wilson Alice Raines.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
Gallia County
Jackson County
Lawrence
Scioto
Meigs
Hocking
Pike Counties
Vinton
Delaware
Stark
Ashtabula
Wyandotte
Franklin
Fairfield
Washington
Perry
Cuyahoga
West Virginia
Montgomery
Ripley
Alice Waugh
Northup
Aldena Shato Bunyan
Ruth Rice
Clarence George
Roselle Burdue
Lorena McDermott
William Johnson
Gerald Canaday
Joan Davis
Rio Grande
Velma Fraley
Patriot
Thomas Denney
Leroy Collier
Bidwell
Atlee Fulks
Crown City
Herman Clarke
Bladen
James Arnold
Bertha Smith
Alfred Scarberry
Harland de Vol
Winifred Sowers
Roy Cunningham
Andy Maze
Barabara
Ann Wilson
Alice Raines
29 Register for Junior Senior Camps
Gallia County youth sign up for Canters Cave camps with 29 4-H participants on Tuesday. Junior camp runs July 27 31 and features Eddie Erit Eddie French Tom Milton Bobby Bane Joan Thomas Nan Thompson Jane Ann Roush Carol Miller Ruth Fiack Peggy Nibert Roger Rife plus counselors Gerald Walter Betty McDermott Kathleen Call. Senior camp runs July 21 Aug 4 with Garland Davis James Burleson Dorothy Swisher Don Swisher Merrill McCulty Kathleen Call Beverly Poe Wendell Mulford Sarah McFarland Richard Baker Jane Ann Northup Karen Broyles Delbert Swisher Jean Evans Merch Rife and counselor Jerry Evans.
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Gallipolis
Canters Cave
Ruth Sonner
Gallia County
William P. Smith
Eddie Lou Erit
Eddie French
Tom Milton
Bobby Bane
Joan Thomas
Nan Thompson
Jane Ann Roush
Carol Miller
Ruth Fiack
Peggy Nibert
Roger Rife
Gerald Walter
Betty McDermott
Kathleen Call
Garland Davis
James Burleson
Dorothy Swisher
Don Swisher
Merrill McCulty
Beverly Poe
Wendell Mulford
Sarah McFarland
Richard Baker
Jane Ann Northup
Karen Broyles
Delbert Swisher
Jean Evans
Merch Rife
Jerry Evans
Gallia TB Group Honors Nurse Naomi Evans
A Gallia County Tuberculosis and Health Association meeting passed a resolution of respect for Naomi Evans who resigns as the county public health nurse to become an orthopedic nurse in Ashtabula with the State Welfare Department. The group reported a $1620.98 balance and discussed mobile chest X-ray units and a mass X-ray program deferred to September. Attending were Dr N Howard Foster Mrs Lola Mae Suiter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Naomi Evans
Gallia County
Lola Mae Suiter
N. Howard Foster
Noah T. Clark
Nyle D. Borden
Jim Porter
Pythian Association Meeting Held Tuesday
In Castle Hall Naomi Lodge 55 Gallipolis 31 attended Southeastern Pythian Association meeting Tuesday night. Guests from Jackson Wilkesville and Middleport Pythians and Pythian Sisters attended. Ex president Jack Grate Middleport played violin and Lillian Steiff Middleport played piano. Ohio Grand Prelate Raymond Patton Wilkesville gave a short talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bill Saunders
Jim Bacon
Southeastern Pythian Association
Naomi Lodge 55
Knights of Pythias
Jackson
Wilkesville
Middleport Pythians
Pythian Sisters
Jack Grate
Middleport
Lillian Steiff
Ohio
Raymond Patton
Notice to Contractors Amesville Ohio Streets Improvements Bid
Sealed proposals due 7 00 p m August 10 1953 at the Mayor s Office Amesville for MC 1 and MC C 4 Macadam surface course on Liberty and Franklin Streets and Alley plans available in the Mayor s Office Bid must include a certified check of 200 06 Completion by October 1 1933 The village reserves right to reject all bids Arthur Thompson LW Clerk of Village Council
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Ohio
Liberty
Franklin
Arthur Thompson
County Road System Cut Forty Miles
Gallia County commissioners reduce county road mileage from 640 to 600 miles or less by turning back roads to six townships. Townships receive 100 per mile plus prior maintenance funds. state funds add 10,000 with 400 to each township. Lists roads turned back to Greenfield Two Clay Two Guyan Two Morgan Two Ohio Two Walnut Two and mileage figures.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Board of
Gallia
Bodimer
General Assembly
Board of Gallia County Commissioners
Greenfield
Thomas Evans
Kokeen
John Evans
Jimes
Cambria Furnace
Clay Two
Burnt Run
Providence School
Clark Webster
Kinner
Northup Yellowtown
Clay
Guyan
Williams Ridge
Good Hope
Drake Fork
Lines Levied In 4 Traffic Cases Here
Gallipolis. Robert Lester Haistop 27 of Patriot Route 2 was fined 25 dollars and costs for failure to yield from a private road after an accident behind Cheshire. Gerald Grueser 30 and Donald Collins 33 of Pomeroy were fined 25 dollars and costs each for overload. John W. Moats 38 of Gallipolis was fined 5 dollars and costs after his truck lost its load in a Route 160 accident. gravel sprayed a southbound car driven by Raymond Roush 40 of Porter, damaging windshield and windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert Lester Haistop
Patriot Route 2
William H. Jones
Gallipolis Post
State Highway Patrol
Cheshire
Jones
Gerald Grueser
Donald Collins
Pomeroy
John W. Moats
Moats
Raymond Roush
Porter
Roush
Bond Set in Assault Case Figures in Gallipolis
Walter Haskins aged 56 of Crown City Route 2 faces assault charges filed by his daughter Norma Jean 18 and was bound over to the grand jury under a 2000 dollar bond by Justice of the Peace James A Johnson in Gallipolis. Berkley Lyle McComas 40 of Scottown was charged with assault with intent to kill on a warrant filed by Floyd Hall. no hearing had been scheduled Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Grand
Justice of the Peace
James A. Johnson
Walter Haskins
Crown City
Norma Jean
George Ehman
Berkley Lyle McComas
Scottown
Floyd Hall
McComas
Gallia County 4-H Contests Announced at Fair
Gallia County Junior Fair sets safety speaking and talent drama events for August 13 to 15 at Holzer Airport. Safety speaking selects a boy and a girl 14 or older to represent Gallia at the district contest, with state finals September 13. Talent and dramatic activities include four divisions for ages 10 to 21, featuring solo and group music, drama, and dancing demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Holzer
Ruth Sonner
William P. Smith
Gallia Woman Charged With Assault in Gallipolis
Gallipolis police charge Helen Sheets 34 of 924 Fourth Ave with assault and battery in the case against Vernie Neal. Sheets bound over to the grand jury under $300 bond by Municipal Judge William H. Jones. She posted bond and was released. Police to file leaving scene of an accident after car struck Stanford W. Dunn on First Ave. in the 300 block. Dunn’s front fender and grill damaged. Lena Brooks 6 Pine St a GSI attendant drove a car that sideswiped Olmvier Lagnn’s parked truck on Route 1 at 602 First Ave. no charge filed. John Garnes 41 of Third Ave fined $10 and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Helen Sheets
Fourth Ave
William H. Jones
Vernie Neal
Stanford W. Dunn
Vinton
First Ave
Dunn
Lena Brooks
Pine St
GSI
Olmvier Lagnn
John Garnes
Third Ave
Gallia County Receives Cigarette Tax Allotment
Gallia County will receive 1086.86 from the 4220.86 cigarette tax licenses after deductions. Distribution shows Gallipolis 1298.77, Rio Grande 148.50, Vinton 121.47, Crown City 74.75, Centerville 112.12, with townships Addison 170.78, Cheshire 197.64, Clay 99.19, and others. Morgan and Raccoon had no licenses. Checks mailed Saturday per County Auditor Charles W. Bodimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallipolis
Gallia County
Charles W. Bodimer
Bodimer
Gallipolis
Rio Grande
Vinton
Crown City
Centerville
Harrison, Morgan
Raccoon
Addison
Cheshire
Clay
Green
Greenfield
Guyan
Huntington
Ohio
Perry
Springfield
Walnut
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Perry Township Road
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Hocking Valley Hospital
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White Hall
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