A's Rally To Wilt Early Tribe Lead
In Philadelphia the Athletics erased a 5 1 deficit, scoring three in the fifth and three more in the eighth to beat Cleveland 9 7. Bob Feller opposed by Byrd as the Indians slumped, while Eddie Joost drove in the deciding runs with a two run single in the eighth. Larry Doby doubled twice for Detroit on the day as a separate note.
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Philadelphia
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Rosen
Indies
Joe Tipton
Joe Paparella
Joost
Paparella
Larry Doby
Bill Glynn
Dale Mitchell
Harry Simpson
Doby
Mitchel
Bob Avila
George Strickland
Duane Pillette
Satchel Paige
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Streas
Ray Boone
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Boston
Kiwanis Club Program Promotes American Citizenship
Mrs Myfanwy Hinkle wife of Paul Hinkle of Celina spoke to nearly 90 Kiwanis members and guests at Union Furnace High School detailing an English view of America and urging devotion to democracy and civic responsibility. She quipped about accents and praised American friendliness while urging preservation of freedom and citizenship.
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Logan
Kiwanis Club
Union Furnace High School
Myfanwy Hinkle
Paul Hinkle
Celina
Mercer County
Oho
England
Hinkle
America
Resignation of Assistant Farm Planner at Hocking District
The Hocking County Soil Conservation District board accepted the resignation of Kenneth Iles, assistant to Wallace Gallogly, who left to join a commercial firm. District supervisors discussed Goodyear contest entry for soil conservation districts and noted potential Goodyear Arizona incentives for winning members. They expect to grade districts on administrative and educational efforts, with one district, supervisor, and cooperating farmer awarded a week's stay at Goodyear’s experimental farm.
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Cleveland
WL Fet
Gblarly Wynn
Lou Brisme
Bob
Miller Va
Spahn Simpson
Lordh Catan
Ly Weise
Strickland
Poueate Church
A McCosky
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pepsi Tinton
Poares Jesday
Louis
Hogan
Simpcan
Vira Davis
Salt Creek Township
Clyde Phila
H O
Aj Pavey
Falls Township
Joost
Philley
J.robinson
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Zernial
Sutler
Michaels
McGhee
Astroth
Bishop
Fanovich
Linzod
c-Hamilton
Fricano
Phila
E — Doby
RBI
Doby
Simpson
Suder
Hamilton
Robinson
Babe
Glynn
SB — Robinson
Philadelphia
Be— Wynn
Hooper
Martin
SO — Wynn
HO — Wynn
Brissie
Garcia
L — Hanver
Logan
Hocking County Soil Conservation District
Mmervisors
Kenneth Iles
Wallace Gallogly
Wwoaplion
Ase
Goodyear Experimental Starm
Litchfield
Ariz
Hocking
Landmark Building in New Straitsville to Be Razed
Logan C. W. Johnston of Greendale Minerals Co. announced the firm will tear down an old company store on Railroad St in New Straitsville Perry County. The frame structure, once a cooperative storefront for workers, was deemed unsafe and a fire hazard after a fire marshal inspection. The adjacent annex remains in use while the main building and rear auxiliary structures are removed. the store has stood vacant for over 30 years.
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Railroad St
New Straitsville
Throat Cut Woman Found by Daughter in Basement
Mrs. James W. Clark of 428 BE Front St was found in the basement of her home with her throat slashed by her own action. Her daughter Mrs. Walter McVey discovered the injured woman and called help. She was hospitalized in fair condition at Hocking Valley Hospital after emergency surgery and blood transfusions.
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Clark
Property Transactions Near Logan Completed
Two recent property transactions near Logan were completed. Dewey Ringhiser of West Logan bought John M. Brown’s residence on Route 75 south of Logan, as Brown moves to London Ohio. Samuel Turner sold a Union Furnace home to Lawrence Howard of Logan Route 3, with the Turners moving near Columbus. Transactions were completed by Misa Olive B. Neibling.
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Logan
Dewey Ringhiser
West Logan
John M. Brown
Brown
London
Ohio
Samuel Turner
Union Furnace
Lawrence. Howard
Frog Season Is Jumped High Price Paid By Lancaster Men
Three Lancaster men paid steep fines after being caught with four frogs during the closed season in Rock Bridge Basin. Ronald Bosch 28 and Howard Bosch Jr. were fined 50 dollars plus costs. William McCartney 41 pled guilty to aiding and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Magistrate B Whitehbart, Logan, presided. Frog legs under legal price, the men did not keep the bounty.
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Logan
Lancaster
Rock Bridge Basin
Marvin Nungester
Howard Bosch, Jr
William McCartney
City Hall To Close For Stallsmith Rites
City Hall will close Thursday afternoon in respect for Roy Stallsmith fire chief who died Monday. Leonard funeral home will conduct rites for Mrs Margaret Ruggles wife of Howard Ruggles of Cincinnati. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery with Rev Carroll Chesser officiating.
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Logan
Margaret Ruggles
Howard Ruggles
Cincinnati
Hocking County
I Ruggles
Laura Eggleston
Starr
Eliphalet Eggleston
Donald
Eggleston
Union Furnace
Fay Groves
Roy Stallsmith
Zanesville
Pat Lutz
Alice Eggleston
Cincindag
Imogene Wallace
Leonard
R. B. Wilson
Leonard Funeral Home
Logan County Hocking sales tax receipts rise past year
Week ending June 13 shows prepaid receipts totaling 6651.67 dollars, up 550.64 from the same week in 1952. Total week receipts 6101.03 dollars. Yearly purchases reach 117,876.93 dollars, 14,734.51 higher than the prior year, with aggregate sales ahead of 1952.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ralph Moorhead
Hit Skip Accident Probed by City Police
Logan 41 Route 33 and 664. Charles Wood of Nelsonville Route 2 reported his parked car outside the Lake Drive Inn was struck by an unidentified motorist. Right front fender damage noted. investigation continues.
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Logan
Charles Wood
Nelsonville
Lake Drive Inn
Four-Year Audit Finds Minor Irregularities in Hocking County
Logan report covers Sept 1 1948 to June 11 1959 by State Bureau notes minor procedural irregularities totaling 1105.76 with 7308 already paid to proper fund. Most errors involve fund distribution corrected. Law Library Association benefited most. Probate and juvenile courts records found complete, jail operations proper, sheriff and treasurer duties affirmed. report praised county officials.
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LOGAN
Hocking
State Bureau of Inspection and Supervision
Law Library Association
Harry L. Smith
Liste Ag
C. Wood Bowen
Board of Commissioners
Law Library
Smith
Thelma Merc ‘der Sherff
J Waldron
Keyes
Fred A
William Robey Riles Conducted at Logan
Funeral services for former councilman William Robey were held Tuesday at Leonard Funeral Home Logan. Dr. R B Wilson officiated with music by Harald Robinson Debert Mulls of Columbus and Mrs Walter Pra ther as accompanist. Pallbearers included Joe S Case Harry L Smith James Hutchison Woah Robey Paul Stimson and Mr Robinson. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery mausoleum.
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Lwugan
Willam Robey
Legat
iLeonard
R. B Wilson
Harald Robinson
Debert Mulls
Columbus
Walter Prather
Joe S. Case
Harry L Smith
James Hutchison
Woah Robey
Paul Stimson
Mr Robinson
Oak Grove Cemetery
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Armand Houk
Ralph Poston
Cleon Tucker
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Farmer
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Houk
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Knapp
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