Blood Drive Seeks 150 Pints For June 29 Visit
Logan officials urge Hocking County residents to donate as the Columbus Regional Blood Center bloodmobile plans a Wednesday, June 29 visit at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church educational unit. Only 42 donors have pledged, well short of the 150 pint goal amid regional shortages and halted surgeries. Donation hours run 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call the Red Cross or chapter chair for appointments.
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Logan
Hocking County
Mary Thompson
County Red Cross
Columbus
Thompson
Red Cross
First Evangelical United Bretheren Church
Mo. Ney
Lopan
Two Million Quit Smoking
Government estimates show about 38 million Americans smoke cigarettes with men outnumbering women by nearly twenty one. Roughly 2,100,000 people have stopped smoking in twenty years, based on a Census Bureau survey of 40,000 people for the Public Health Service and National Cancer Institute.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Public Health Service
National Cancer Institute
The
Health Service
Subway Trains Collide in Coney Island Area
Two subway trains collided near Stillwell Ave station in the Coney Island area injuring 42 of 44 aboard. The crash derailed three cars during the early hour incident.
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Coney Island
New York
Stillwell Ave
Three Boys Admit Part In Lootings
Four juveniles allegedly tailed loot from a Rockbridge vacation cabin. Three Fairfield County youths and one Nelsonville boy confessed to breaking into Sammy Berardi’s Columbus cabin and carrying items away in two baskets hidden along a path. A search recovered the baskets and authorities say they also burglarized other Fairfield County homes. The Fairfield youths remain in juvenile custody. the Nelsonville boy was released to his grandmother.
Hocking County Land Transfers Highlight Property Deals
A batch of deeds records transfers in Hocking County. James Powell and Marie Powell sell 40 acres in Starr Township to Denver Carter and Leona Carter. Others include trades in Marion, Salt Creek, and Falls Townships with multiple parcels, undivided interests, and additions in Logan and Murray City involving numerous individuals and couples.
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James Powell
Marie Powell
Denver Carter
Leona Carter
Starr Township
Charles N. Stimmer
Mildred M. Stimmer
S. S. Ruble
Raygers
Iph Mundy
Helen Mundy
James Blankenship
Freda Blankenship
Marion Township
Emmett Short
Ruth Short
Jay Huston
Anna Huston
Adams
Imiage
Murray City
Nyle D. Huffines
Karl Rotering
Frances Rotering
Laurel Township
Willard H. Parkison
Myrtle A. Parkison
Zola M. Pick
Washington
Christina Acker
Charles Beeman Acker
Dollie A. Acker
Salt Creek
W. B. Showalter
M. Phyllis Showalter
Osher Rollins
Beatrice Rollins
City of Logan
Tillie Tolbert
Ralph H. Tolbert
Glenova
Logan
Finner
Corn Traugh
Arnie Brimner
Mae Brimner
Edith B. Gordon
Samuel F. Gordon
City of
Dith B. Gordon
Annie Brimner
M. Blosser
Logan Clay Products Company
S. FE
Artin V. Aiken
Marjorie M. Aiken
McBroom
Falls Township
O .le Ferguson
Lotta J Ferguson
Alfred S. Carpenter
Carole D. Carpenter
Springdale Addition
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mrs. Earl Bowlby and Mr. Earl Bowlby Logan welcome a daughter. Mrs. Max Rathburn of Zaleski reports a birth. Mrs. Gertrude Kerr of Logan adds a newborn. David Johnson of Nelsonville Route 1 Par Blair witnesses a birth. Mrs. L K Showalter of Logan reports a daughter. Harry Bickel of Logan welcomes a baby. Mrs. Clarence Winigman of Carbon Hill and Larry Hawthorne of Columbus also listed.
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Zaleski
Gertrude Kerr
Logan
David Johnson
Nelsonville
Blair
L. K. Showalter
Robert Thompson
Harry Bickel
Clarence Winigman
Carbon Hill
Larry Hawthorne
Columbus
Quail Hunting Bill Defeated in House
In Columbus the House rejected a Senate approved bill to permit quail hunting on state land under Wildlife Council regulations by a 56 to 46 vote, short of the 69 needed for passage. The House also approved a separate Senate bill allowing field trial clubs to hunt ducks and pheasants in dog training areas by a 99 to 7 vote.
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Columbus
House
Wildlife Council
Local Social Roundup in Wilkesville and Wellston
Mrs Anna Ogden returns home after three weeks with son in law Herb Jones and granddaughter Connie Kay Jones. Hospitalizations include Fern Hill at Holzer Hospital and Jessie McElroy as patient there. Welston visit of Clara Phillips with Minor Pittenger noted. Long family from Columbus visits Raymond Long. Past Matrons Club hosted by Joe Strong. Strausbaugh families visit Burr Oak and Radcliff Study Club met at Mary Lou Palmers. Dr John Butler of Wellston and Herbert Jones of Columbus hosted gatherings.
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Herbert Jones
Columbus
Jones
Rents
Henry Ogden
Almanac Breaks Tradition with Weather Bureau Nod
Lancaster report notes the John Baer Almanac 1956 edition softly recognizing the U S Weather Bureau as a potential weather source and urging more funding. It warns of unusual cold and snow in early 1956 and predicts August storms as political conventions approach, while offering moon and toad based signs and Leap Year tips for women.
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Lancaster
John Baer
U. S. Weather Bureau
Almanac
Weather Bureau
Pennsyvania
The
Pennsylvania
Logan Society Bear Run Farm Bureau Advis ory Council Meeting
The Logan Society Bear Run Farm Bureau Advisory Council met Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers Bremen Road. Harold Daubenmier chaired a short business meeting and opened with devotions. Margarite Kellerman led a discussion on the topic Security of the Farm Family. Delegates for a Racine Ohio district conference in July were named: Mrs. Walter Huffman Mrs. Mildred Dollmatsch and Mrs. Irma Powers with alternates Mrs. Barton Hall Mrs. L. W. Adcock and Mrs. John Kreig.
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Bear Run Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Carl Myers
Bremen Road
Harold Daubenmier
Margarite Kellerman
Kellerman
Josephine Lowrie
Fairview Methodist Homecoming Set At Midway Church
The annual homecoming at Fairview Methodist Church near Midway is planned for Sunday June 2. Former pastor Rev. Eugene Brown will be guest speaker.
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Fairview Methodist Church
Midway
Eugene Brown
American Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers for Year
American Legion Auxiliary members met Monday evening at Mrs. Walter Huffman home. Elected officers include Ruth Armstrong as president and Regina Wolfe as first vice president with Roy named to an unspecified post.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Walter Huffman
Ruth Armstrong
Regina Wolfe
Roy
Support order dissolved in 1938 divorce case hearing
Fern Apple man sued Clyde EF Appleman in Common Pleas Court. The court dissolved the support order filed February 2, 1938 after a hearing on the defendant's motion, noting the minor is now emancipated and self supporting.
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Logan
Fern Appleman
Clyde EF
Appleman
Synodical Meet Attendance in Wooster
The Rev. and Mrs. Parl F. Schottke and Thomas Heinlein of Logan attended sessions of the First Presbyterian Church in Wooster today. Schottke and Heinlein will also attend a Princeton University Alumni Association meeting. Also in Wooster are Rachel Schottke and delegates Fannie Tennehill and Mrs. William Tennehill attending church and presbyterial events.
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Women's Synodical Society of Missions
Budget Forms Mailed To All Tax Districts
All taxing districts in the county and county offices received budget forms mailed by Harry Smith the county auditor. Each district or office must submit its 1956 budget needs by July 15 and return the form to the auditor for study by the county budget commission. Figures will guide fund appropriations for next year.
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Logan
Harry Smith
County Budget Commission
Trash Fire Quenched At Johnson Company
A Wednesday trash fire at the Theo C. Johnson Co. in Gallagher and Motherwell caused minor damage to a loading dock area. Fire Chief Burlin Taylor said spontaneous combustion of flammable materials likely started the blaze, which was contained by a general alarm response.
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Johnson Company Loan
Theo. C. Johnson Co
Gallagher and Motherwell
Burlin Taylor
Solons Agree Doctor Draft Extension and Age Cut
A Senate House conference panel approved extending the doctors draft by two years beyond June 30 and lowering the maximum draft age from 50 to 45. The two chambers had already approved a four year extension of the regular draft slated to end with the month’s close.
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Solons’ Committee
Washington
Senate House Conference Committee
Senate
House
Miss Garnet Sheets and Mrs Walsh to share 25th anniversary honors
Miss Garnet Sheets and Mrs Tommy Walsh will share honors at the 25th anniversary party of Sigma Phi Gamma by-room on Thursday evening at the Walton clubhouse. Each will receive a bronze plaque for 25 years of life membership, among 19 plaques at a Chicago luncheon during the Palmer House convention. Local delegates Mrs Jack Tschappat and Mrs Everett McWilliams accepted them. Psi chapter members host the silver anniversary event.
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Garnet Sheets
Tommy Walsh
Sigma Phi Gamma
Walton
Chicago
International Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Palmer House
Jack Tschappat
Everett McWilliams
Psi Chapter
Red Men Host Fish Fry at Pocahontas Hall
Red Men of Logan hosted a fish fry Friday evening at Pocahontas hall with thirty attendees. Hostess committee members were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carr and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bainter.
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Logan
Pocahontas Hall
Paul Carr
Calvin Bainter
Study Club Dinner and Meeting at Logan Sandwich House
Study Club members held a dinner Tuesday evening at the Logan Sandwich House. A business meeting followed with Mrs. Robert Mohler presiding. Officers to be retained for the new year. A Buckeye Lake picnic is planned. New member Mrs. Gus Kallas and W. Hunter Sr. were welcomed.
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Logan Sandwich House
Robert Mohler
Buckeye Lake
Gus Kallas
W. Hunter Sr
Eighteenth McBroom Family Reunion to Meet in Canal Winchester
The Joseph Cantwell McBroom family holds its eighteenth annual reunion on Sunday June 26 at Village Park shelter house in Canal Winchester.
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Joseph Cantwell McBroom
Village Park Shelter House
Canal Winchester
Father of 10 Begins Second Family at 85
In Poughkeepsie New York Gabriele Cicala a retired farmer already father of ten aged 38 to 53 has remarried after his first wife died seven years ago. On Tuesday his second wife Venera aged 33 gave birth to a seven pound boy. He says I’m still full of pep.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Gabriele Cicala
Cicala
Venera
Ci Cala
Stolen Boat Recovered By Owner
Logan boat recovered by owner after being stolen last year from the old canal basin at Rockbridge. Frank Tucker identified the rowboat from construction and oar locks. The boat valued at 80 dollars was found Tuesday at a local residence after a youth in the armed forces left it with a friend to sell.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Frank Tucker
A. J. Waldron
Tucker
Wheels Stolen From Farm Wagon in Field
Logan sheriff investigator Joe Breeze reports theft of wheels and rubber tires from a farm wagon left in a field. Ot to Shaw of Rockbridge Route 1 filed the report. investigation ongoing.
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Logan
Joe Breeze
Aty Sheriff
Otto Shaw
Rockbridge
Minor Auto Accident Investigated by Police
City police investigated a minor automobile collision Tuesday evening involving Albert J. Kornmiller and Alvin C. Culbertson. Culbertson was pulling from a parking space on West Main Street and struck the rear of Kornmiller’s car, causing minor damage to both vehicles.
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Logan
Albert J. Kornmiller
Furnace St
Alvin C. Culbertson
Culbertson
W. Main St
Kornmiller
Athletes Foot Germ How To Kill It In One Hour
Adorial pitch for a fungicide promising rapid action against athlete’s foot. It claims the product removes outer skin to expose buried fungi and kills on contact. It promotes Greaseless instant drying T-4-L available at Quick’s Cut Rate Drug Store with a 40 cent price and may include a plea to try today.
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