New Birth Certificate Notification Card Issued in Logan County
Logan Hocking County Health Department rolls out a card sent to all new parents noting birth registration with the Ohio Department of Health and offering a certified copy locally. The reverse holds a permanent immunization record and guidance on vaccines and booster schedules for diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough, smallpox, and school-age immunizations. Cards will be distributed in Athens Meigs and Vinton counties under Dr H M Boocks health commissioner.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Department of Health
Hocking County
Ohio Department of Health
Athens
Meigs
Vinton
H. M. Boocks
Logan Social Notes Hosts and Helpers Named
Harrington Class of the First Presbyterian Church met Monday evening in Westminster House with Mrs. Dow Les presiding. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Paul Shaw, Mrs. Rudolph Sutton, Mrs. A. J. Waldron and Mrs. Earl F. Schottke.
Garden club speaker to address District 11 meeting
Mrs Joseph Phillips, president of Hocking Garden Club, will be guest speaker Thursday, June 9 at a District 11 Association of Garden Clubs meeting in Chester, Ohio. She will discuss flowers and their legends using a flannelgraph illustration.
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Joseph Phillips
Hocking Garden Club
District 11 Association of Garden Clubs
Chester
Phillips
Annual Dinner for Venus Chapter No 76 CBS
Past Matrons and Patrons of Venus Chapter No 76 CBS will hold its annual dinner on Thursday June 9 in the Masonic dining room at 6 pm. A meeting and program follow at 7 30 pm.
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Venus Chapter No. 76
CBS
Mars as War God and Early Agriculture Deity
The article notes that while Mars is known as a war god, early evidence suggests he also bore a role in agriculture. It discusses the dual aspects of Mars in ancient Roman religion and the semantic links between war and farming rites.
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Mars
Shuttleworth Will Admitted to Probate
Logan notices probate of the Pearl Shuttleworth will from Murray City. Beneficiaries include Opal Jones of Athens and Gerald Robinson Charles Robinson Sr and Sally Riggs of Murray City. Sally Riggs named executrix without bond.
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Logan
Pearl Shuttleworth
Murray City
Opal Jones
Athens
Gerald Robinson
Charles Robinson
Sally Riggs
Reward Offered For Abducted Tot Ricky and Renee
ZANESVILLE The Hearny family posted a 500 dollar reward for the safe return of 9 month old Ricky Cam and his 2 year old brother Renee. Sheriff Weissert seeks the missing children and an unidentified gunman who took them from the Campbell home last week.
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Zanesvill
Grand Roof
Ricky Cam
Renee
Tom Hearny
David Weissert
Harry Campbell
Sears Advertising Leads Retail Budget in 1954
Sears, Roebuck and Co. reports newspaper advertising as the favored medium, with a 1954 spend of $36,831,400, up 13 percent from 1953, across 1002 papers. The company’s total retail media budget reached a record $5,839,500, while retail and mail order volume hit nearly $3 billion in 1954.
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Logan
Sears, Roebuck and Co
L. A. Riggs
Logan Sears
Sears
Riggs
The
Sege
Agreement In Action Ends Trial In Hocking County
A Buckeye Pipeline Co. suit against Pan M. Gilmore Co. for 3152.80 damages from a 1953 automobile crash ended after a jury was seated in Hocking County Common Pleas Court. A settlement was reached during cross examination of Marvin Smith, with terms undisclosed. Jurors were dismissed after the conference.
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J. Russell Young
Wesley Ogg
J. F. McGrady Sr
Mary Schorr
James Pearsall
Don Wheeler
Artie Stone
Homer Carter
George Crane
Edward O’reilly
Thomas Rush
H. O. Baker
Local Visits Highlight Prattsville Page of Social Roundup
Francis West of Marion spent a weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Marion West. Mrs Francis Simms called on Mrs George Dearth. James Mace was a business visitor in McArthur. Mrs Bumly Perry and Mrs Lincoln Dearth and daughter Debby were in Wellston recently. Florence Maxwell is visiting Eddie Dearth. Ann Dearth Mae West Rita Daft Vivian Martin and Doris Pears attended a 4 H meeting in McArthur.
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Prattsville
Francis West
Marion
Marion West
Francis Simms
George Dearth
James Mace
McArthur
Bumly Perry
Lincoln Dearth
Debby
Wellston
Florence Maxwell
Eddie Dearth
Ann Dearth
Mae West
Rita Daft
Vivian Martin
Doris Pears
Communists Make Strides in World Diplomatic Push
The West faces a shifting diplomatic front as Soviet Union seeks to define coexistence and redraw battlegrounds in Germany and Europe. Moscow presses for ground on Japan and Poland while Tito Yugoslavia and Italian politics test Western resolve and unity. The piece urges bold Western moves to counter Soviet strategy and challenge terms of coexistence.
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West
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Germany
Poland
Moldavia
Bukhovina
Baltic States
Finland
Japan
London
Kremlin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Italy
Christian Democrats
Pieta Nenni
Nenni
Divorce Suit Filed In Hacking Court
Elizabeth Vanda Griff has filed a divorce suit in Common Pleas Court against Norman Vanda Griff citing gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She seeks custody of a minor child, temporary and permanent alimony, and restraint to stop selling or mortgaging property and molestation at her Rockbridge home. Another suit by Myrtle Amos against William Amos of Logan Route 4 cites extreme cruelty as grounds for divorce.
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Logan
Elizabeth Vanda Griff
Common Pleas
Norman Vanda Griff
Rockbridge
Myrtle Amos
William Amos
Textile shift trims 110000 jobs in New England
The movement of textile industries to the South has eliminated about 110,000 jobs in New England over four years. Yet growth in electronics and metalworking has more than offset the losses.
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Students of
New England
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Alefacion
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Davy Crockett
Boys
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