Two Month Slump in Hocking County Car Sales Reported
Miss Thelma Keyes county registrar cites a May decline in new car registrations to 33, down from April and March figures. Used cars rose to 391 titles, up 36 from April but behind March. May receipts dropped to 461.55, with distributions split between county 332.30 and state 129.25. Mortgages noted fell to 165 and cancellations to 140. Local buyers include Carl E. Myers and several others. only three registered new cars in the county, while 11 new trucks were recorded from multiple local businesses.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Thelma Keyes
Carl E. Myers
C. C. Chute
Robert F. Hugh
James H. Acker
R. B. Perkins
Nellie Adam Adams
Ralph G. Moore
A. J. Patnie
Farley Motor Sales
Harry and Ruth Stephenson
Willard Keplar
Alfred Lanning
B. C. Poston
W. F. Cremean
Karl Schmitter
Joseph Adcock
Richard and
Pauline Robinson
Ozilia Skinner
Miss Keyes
Russel Anderson
Laurelville
Mary E. Thompson
Murray City
George D. Kreschbaum
Rockbridge
Porter Ruff
Dalton C. Terrel
Gore
National Supply Co
George Shark
Haydenville
the National Supply Co
Harley F. St. Clair
J. A Mihlbauer
Emerson Brothers
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Herbert Ludlow
Frasure-Brown Dairy
New Airport for Logan Opens on McCarthy Farm
Local aviation activity has moved to a new Logan airport north of town on Route 33. The 625 acre site, operated by Lee Harper, will feature three landing strips and a hangar, with one in operation now and two more due soon. Passenger service and flight training are available.
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Logan
Here
McCarthy
Lee Harper
New Logan Manager Named for OSES Logan
Homer J. Schein of Rockbridge Route 1 is named manager of the Logan branch of the Ohio State Employment Service succeeding the late Russell Dupler. A Gibisonville High School and Ohio University graduate, he previously worked with the Logan Home Telephone Co and will assume duties next Monday.
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Logan
Homer J. Schein
Rockbridge
Ohio State Employment Service
Russell Dupler
Gibisonville High School
Ohio University
Logan Home Telephone Co
Fourth Radio Address By Agent Scheduled
Harold Ruggles county agricultural agent will speak Saturday at 11 30 a m on the county agent program over WHKC Columbus His topic is unannounced This marks his fourth radio address since taking the role this year
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Harold Ruggles
Hocking County
WHKC
Columbus
Ruggles
Local Notices and Visits in New Haven Area
Floyd Capehart returns to Bradley Field after a short visit home. Mrs. H. L. Dyer admitted to St. Josephs Hospital. Mrs. Velma Roush and newborn daughter home from Parkersburg. Elizabeth Richards ill recently. Mr. and Mrs. William Neale visit J. W. McGrew. George Werrick to conduct Sunday services at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Raymond Layne of Parkersburg in town. Enid and Bobby Layne home from Marshall College. Cundiffs host household shower for Cecil and wife. Purpose class meets at Mrs. Leonard Burris with short program. Stork shower for Mrs. Pirl Burris with many attendees. Visits among Laynes, Ohlingers, Roushes, and McGrews noted.
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New Haven
Floyd Capehart
Bradley Field
Conn
H. L. Dyer
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Velma Roush
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lester Ohlinger
Parkersburg
Elizabeth Richards
William Nealé
J. W. McGrew
George Werrick
St. Paul's Lutheran
Raymond Layne
Enid Layne
Bobby Layne
Marshall College
Charles Cundiff
Cecil Fry
Lutheran Sunday School
Leonard Burris
Pirl Burris
Herman Layne
T. B. Adams
Martin Ohlinger
Fred Roush
Frances Brown
Grant Roush
Ruth Smith
Lloyd Roush
Otto Grimm
Myrtle Roush
Lowena Roush
Johnnie Roush
William Powell
Hospital Notes From Hocking Valley Hospital
Recent admissions include Mrs Elza Miller Nelsonville surgery Robert Bay New Plymouth surgery Mrs Peter J Brady Nelsonville Miss Twila Hoak Carbondale surgery Births reported to Mr and Mrs Bobbie Walls Haydenville a daughter Mr and Mrs Andrew Hardy Glouster a son Discharges include Mrs Roger Wolf and daughter Nelsonville Mrs Paul Shaw Rockbridge Route 1 Mrs Donald Walker and a son Logan Mrs C R Bryson Logan Beverly Colliton Laurelville Route 1 Mrs Walter Brown McCunesville Mrs William Hoy and daughter Logan
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Bobbie Walls
Haydenville
Andrew Hardy
Glouster
Roger Wolf
Nelsonville
Paul Shaw
Rockbridge
Donald Walker
Logan
C. R. Bryson
Beverly Colliton
Laurelville
Walter Brown
McCunesville
William Hoy
Hemlock 1-H Club Names Officers And June Meeting
Members of the Hemlock 1-H Club elected Frances Helmick as president Shirley Kehl as vice president Rose Spergin as secretary Maxine Helmick as reporter Lavina Eisman as treasurer and Patsy Campbell Lorena Hogue as recreation leaders Joyce Lanning serves as adviser The next meeting is set for June 3 at noon with demonstrations of peanut butter cookies by Maxine Helmick and Rose Marie Spergin.
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Hemlock Frosty Swirlers
Frances Helmick
Shirley Kehl
Rose Spergin
Maxine Helmick
Lavina Eisman
Patsy Campbell
Lorena Hogue
Joyce Lanning
Rose Marie Spergin
Logan Brief Social Notes
In Logan a double ring ceremony took place at United Brethren Church Tuesday evening. Miss Imogene Fegleston and Lester Wallace exchanged vows at six oclock with maid of honor Verna Riddle and best man Don Eggleston. The couple will reside in Logan after a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
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Logan
A. N. Grueser
United Brethren Church
Imogene Fegleston
Lester Wallace
E. S. Eggleston
New Plymouth
Charles Wallace
Verna Riddle
Don Eggleston
Miss Riddle
Wallace
Union Furnace High School
H. C. Godman Company
Logan High School
Niagara Falls
Canada
Logan High Faculty Member Attends USC Summer School
Miss Bartelle Hamilton of Logan High School is in California attending summer school at the University of Southern California. She plans to return to Logan for the fall school year opening.
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Logan
Bartelle Hamilton
Logan High School
California
University of Southern California
Coal dust blast kills 33 in Halle Soviet Zone
Russian licensed newspapers report a coal dust explosion in Halle results in 33 dead and 150 injured. Authorities describe the incident as occurring in a red zone with significant casualties among workers.
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Halle
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