Renewal of Health and TB Levies Proposed in Logan
Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association officers endorsed renewing two levies expiring this year. A half mill for health operations and a half mill for TB institutional care would be placed on the November ballot after analysis of five year costs and post hospital care needs. Attendees included Mrs. Paul Shaw and Dr. H. M. Boocks at Mrs. Dorothy Krieg’s home.
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Logan
Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Dorothy Krieg
Health Department
Krieg
Paul Shaw
Association
Lawrence Hack
Sumner Martin
Claude Harsh
Earl F. Schottke
Wallace E. Blake
Barton A. Hall
H. M. Boocks
Athens Ordinance Approves Trade In of 1956 Ford
City of Athens Ohio authorizes Director of Public Service Safety to bid for a station wagon purchase and trade in a 1956 Ford to offset costs. Sale of the old vehicle will occur alongside the new purchase under a single contract with the lowest bidder, per Ohio law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service Safety
Athens
Ohio
Athens City Charter Question Ordinance Details Election
Ordinance 1487 outlines submitting the question Shall a commission be chosen to frame a charter to Athens voters. It sets election date November 4, 1958, voter instructions, ballot design, nomination rules, and publication duties for Athens County. The act specifies no party designation and details ballot printing and election officer duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Board of Elections
Athens County
Rites Friday For Pastor Dolphus Burke
Funeral services for the Rev. Dolphus Burke 57 will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Church of God. He died suddenly Tuesday afternoon. Survived by his wife Hazel eight sons including Ollie Hebron Roger Paul Bill Donald Dolphus Jr and James two daughters Phy lis Knowlton Carol two brothers a sister his mother and 13 grandchildren.
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Carpenter
Dolphus Burke
Church of God
Hazel
Phylis Knowlton
Columbus
Carol
Ollie
Cincinnati
Hebron
Roger
Charleston
Paul
Norfolk
Bill
Hawaii
Donald
Dolphus, Jr
James
Logan Duplicate Club Meeting Notice
The Logan Duplicate Club will meet Thursday evening in the assembly room of the Ohio Power Co. office. Play will start at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Power Co
Ordinance 1435 Establishes Athens Truck Loading Zones
The city of Athens Ohio adopts Section 26% of its code to designate truck loading zones on streets. Signs mark zones and vehicles with truck registrations may use them only as needed for loading or unloading merchandise. The ordinance takes effect at the earliest lawful date. Approved by Kenneth W Lands on July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Herbert
O. G. Houck
Kenneth W. Lands
Board of Elections
Athens County
Ohio
J. WH. Herbert
U 2. G. Eirn
Athens
Director of Public Service Safety
DS. W. H. Herbert
Foreclosure of Tax Liens in Glouster Ohio
Court action in Athens County seeks sale of Lot 11 in Glouster to satisfy tax liens. Defendants must answer by August 1958 or judgment will be entered. Treasurer T. T. Kincade, assisted by HB Gall, appears for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Health Center
W. H. Herbert
Art Smith
Dell Smith
Jimmy Burns
Earl Wiley
Raymond Smith
Ruby Lafollette
Louella Gwily
John Lafollette
Mary McConah
T. ©. Kincade
Oae
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Glouster
Hrecorder
State of
T. ©. Kinneade
HB. Gall
Robert Gibbs Dies Tuesday in Letart
Robert T. Gibbs Letart section foreman for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died suddenly at his home Tuesday evening. Born December 16 1898 in Oak Grove he lived in Mason County his entire life. Survived by wife Essie Keisling two daughters Mrs John Taylor Letart and Mrs Roy Lloyd Mt Alto. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Letart Methodist Church burial in Letart cemetery. Friends may call at home until 1 p.m. and at church from 1 to 2 p.m.
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Point Pleasant
Robert T. Gibbs
Letart
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Oak Grove
Mason County
Riley Gibbs
Essie Keisling
John Taylor
Roy Lloyd
Mt. Alto
Letart Methodist Church
C. W. Hanlon
Forest Murray
Letart Cemetery
Appraisements Filed in Probate Court Involving Three Estates
Probate Court records show inventories and appraisements for three estates. Mrs. Sarah J. Webb of Carbon Hill valued at 8573 by Gerald Devol Ira Wilkinson and David Thorne with Dorothy C. Webb as administratrix. Lee Vance of Salt Creek Township valued at 3050 by Thomas D. Rose Damon E. Ponticus and Melvin Mettler with Helen M. Vance as executrix. Robert E. Swaim of Green Two appraised by John Allen Charles Achauer and John Clouston with Kermit Swaim as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Swaim
Green Two
John Allen
Charles Achauer
John Clouston
Kermit Swaim
Esperanto Guides Featured at Belgium Exhibition
At the International Exhibition in Belgium visitors can hire guides speaking six languages including Esperanto the international language. Guides fluent in Esperanto offered to help visitors navigate exhibits and learn about displays.
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Belgium
Delinquencies Lower On Second Half Taxes
Logan Ohio treasurer Ralph Moorhead reports $291 076 80 in real estate taxes collected for the second half of 1957 bringing 1957 realty receipts to $788 731 52 The total 1957 tax charge was $818 889 99 Delinquencies ended at $29 090 89 lower than last year’s $33 337 99 Readable subdivision and school district settlements list include Logan city $72 698 79 and several townships and villages with varied amounts.
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Logan
Ralph Moorhead
Hocking County
Moorhead
Benton
Falls
Oroville
Logan City
Good Hope
East Hocking
Green
Chicken Fry Set for Lions Ladies Night in Logan
Logan Lions Club plans a chicken fry at 6 30 p m on Monday August 18 at Humphrey chicken farm near Goat Run Road Route 75 south of Logan. The club also votes to enter a bowling team in the Fraternal League and to sponsor two county Child Welfare Department wards at Tar Hollow State Park 4 H camp next month.
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Logan
Logan Lions Club
Humphrey Chicken Farm
Goat Run Rd
Route 75
County Child Welfare Department
Tar Hollow State Park
Haydenville Man Held For Grand Jury Action
Paul R. Lehman 38 of Haydenville was arraigned in County Court on assault and battery against his wife Betty. He pleaded innocent and was held to the grand jury under $500 bond by Judge Vaughn Collins, then released after furnishing bond. Lehman had been in county jail since Monday night. deputies John Wells and Dennis Wilkes made the arrest.
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Logan
Betty
Paul R. Lehman
Haydenville
Lehman
Vaughn Collins
John Wells
Dennis Wilkes
Wife Answers Man's Suit for Divorce
In Common Pleas Court Everett McWilliams sues Margene McWilliams for divorce. Margene files a cross petition alleging gross neglect of duty and seeks temporary and permanent custody of two minor children and child support. The couple married in 1942. A separate divorce action lists Shirley A. Newman as plaintiff, with Carl E. Smathers as father and next friend.
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Logan
Common Pleas
Everett McWilliams
Margene McWilliams
Roofer Suffers Back Injury in Point Pleasant Fall
Iris Hudson of New Haven fell from a house he was roofing in Point Pleasant on Wednesday morning. He sustained a back injury and is being treated at Point Pleasant Clinic. He was working on the home of John Hudson when the accident occurred.
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Point Pleasant
Iris Hudson
New Haven
Hudson
Point Pleasant Clinic
John Hudson
New Missile Cruiser Galveston Commences a Naval Era
Philadelphia report details the commissioning of the Galveston, the first Bendix-Talos missile cruiser. The 14,600-ton ship, 610 feet long, 30 knot design, carries 89 officers and 1,187 enlisted men and signals a shift to missile age warfare with ramjet Bendix-Talos missiles and a 65 mile range.
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Galveston
Long Beach
Franklin Johnson
Central Press Association
Philadelphia
U. S. Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Missouri
Uncle Sam
Red Cross Plans Events At Chillicothe VA Hospital
Hocking County Red Cross chapter schedules two patient benefits at Chillicothe Veterans Administration Hospital. Logan High School Band concert on August 3 marks a third straight annual hospital appearance. Women of St Matthew Lutheran Church host a ward picnic on August 12 following a prior June 24 supper. Mary Thompson notes 169 volunteers contributed 1445 hours in the last fiscal year. J M Hildabolt chairs volunteer arrangements.
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Logan
Chillicothe Veterans Administration Hospital
Hocking County
Mary Thompson
VA _hospitl
J. M. Hildabolt
Athens Youth Baseball Scores Mixed Results Across Leagues
In Athens a series of Little League and Minor League games produced varied outcomes. Selections include Saycees vs Kiwanis with notable batteries and singles, Dodgers against New Work with key by Jim Mingus, and Peewee Cardinals facing Bluebirds. Beagles and Hawks also posted multiple hits and home runs with strong pitching and fielding performances.
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Athens
Dodgers
Tom Smith
Gary Coon
Bob Ramey
Jim Mingus
Steve Sammons
Delbert Tucker
Roger Sams
Dennis Choe
Chuck Mansfield
Jim Ramey
Paul Thornton
Eternal Life Poem Fragment in Classified Section
A devotional poem appears in the classified section. It attributes authorship to George W. Davies and reflects on faith, salvation, and eternal life through Jesus Christ.
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God
Jesus Christ
Our Lord
George W. Davies
Ohio Produce Market Quotes and Cincinnati Livestock Prices
The report lists diverse produce quotes for beans beets cabbage corn cucumbers lettuce potatoes and tomatoes from Ohio markets with greenhouses field grown and U.S. No. 1 grades. Cincinnati prices cover eggs poultry cattle hogs sheep and lambs with ranges for weights and grades and notes on market activity.
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U.S
Cincinnati
USDA
Alston’s Conscience Clear as Axe Nears
MILWAUKEE. Walt Alston says his conscience is clear about potentially being axed as Dodgers manager after his team beat the Milwaukee Braves 4-2 for the ninth time in 13 meetings. Rumors of his departure persist despite front office denials.
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Milwaukee
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Alston
Lions Release UD Back Cuts rookies Chaney and Johnson
Detroit Lions coach George Wilson made early cuts releasing Claude Chaney of Dayton University and Carl Johnson of South Dakota. Chaney was the 11th draft choice this year. Johnson, a 1957 pick, had a tryout as a defensive halfback.
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
George Wilson
Claude Chaney
Dayton University
Carl Johnson
South Dakota
Chaney
Johnson
Logan Driver Cited After Route 33 Crash
State Highway Patrol cited 19 year old Clarence Poling of Logan after an 1:10 a m Tuesday crash on Route 33 north of Logan. Poling faces a driving left of center charge after his car ran off the road and struck a guardrail prompting the may or's court action.
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Logan
Clarence Poling
State Highway Patrol
Route
Poling
Boxing Roundup Notable Wins And Mixed Results
In Miami Beach Bobby Boyd from Chicago stopped Jimmy Morris after 4 rounds. Jesse Bowdry from St. Louis stopped Bobby Lane in 8 rounds. In Richmond Lake Easter from San Francisco stopped Vic Cardoz in 4 rounds. The card featured multiple Midwest and West Coast opponents with varied outcomes.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Bobby Boyd
Chicago
Jimmy Morris
Miami
Jesse Bowdry
St. Louis
Bobby Lane
Richmond
Calif
Lake Easter
San Francisco
Vic Cardoz
Oakland
Chinese Merchants Control Madagascar Economy
Chinese storekeepers dominate native economic life on Madagascar. Cloves remain the island's main crop, and they barter food and other necessities for the harvest. French exporters are compelled to buy from the Chinese.
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Madagascar
Africa
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TB Group
Charter Commission
Mr. Burke
Marion
van Meter
Harry W
Marion Correctional Institution
Ohto Pardon and Parole Commission
Herbert W. Shroger
Wm. Parker Walker
Sunnyside Drive
Albany
Francis D. White
Said County
T. O. Kincade
Robert Gibbs
Mae S. Crabtree
Herbert Crabtree
Millfield
Women’s Army Corps Center
Fort McClellan
Ala
Chauncey- Dover High School
Royal McBee
Women’s Army Corps
Laurel
Bremen
Perry
Laurelville Village
Salt Creek
Starr
Ward
York
Murray City Village
Washington
West Hocking
Lions Ladies
Woodrow Kalklosch
Mecca
Brandts Restaurant
Johnson’s Cabin
Clear Creek
McArthur Road
West Logan
Texas City
Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
Bendix Aviation
Mishawaka
Ind
E. State St
Athens Pharmacy
Athens County Fair
Cline’s
Baker and Stauffer
Harold Goddard
Aue
Bartlett
Uhlman’s
Pomeroy Rd
Volkswagen
Plains
Plymouth
Woodward St
Red Cross
Chillicothe
Ean
Little League Saycees
Kiwanis
Ronnie Handley
Tom Kempton
Paul Ayers
David Brown
Bob Cooley
Jay Carsey
Kenny Drengaces
Byron Hoffee
Athens Peewee League
Cardinals
Bluebirds
Bruce Johnson
Rod King
Alan Fulks
Jeff Rutter
Yom Chiki
HAWKS
Beagles
Ut Barons
Bill Shamer
Dan Williams
Larry Gibson
Bill Weekly
Paul Carpenter
Allan Palkner
Memoriam
Lions
White's Mill
Athens, Ohio
Belvedere 2
Dr. Hdto
Buick
Lincoln
Ford
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