Logan 130 Appointments Sought For Bloodmobile Visit
Red Cross blood mobile returns to Logan with a 150 pint quota requiring about 180 appointments. About 120 have been recorded. the event runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Priority goes to Korea war fighters and plasma for emergencies and polio immunization gamma globulin.
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Logan
Bloodmobile
Red Cross
Mary Thompson
Hocking County
American Red Cross
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Korea
Nitrogen Boost Suggested To Push Early Spring Grazing
Logan county agent Charles Ingraham advises applying 40 to 60 pounds of nitrogen per acre on fair or good sods to advance spring grazing and boost growth. Treatment may occur in fall winter or early spring with a third to half an acre per cow. If full nutrient needs exist, use 60 pounds per acre of 8-8-8 or 12-6-6.
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Logan
Charles Ingraham
Ingraham
Farmers Test Fertilizer Demonstration Program
Twenty one Hocking County farmers and six Future Farmers of America members join a car load nitrogen fertilizer test in TVA demonstrations. County Agent Charles Ingraham coordinated contact and soil tests were taken for each cooperator to aid the demonstration.
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Donald Ruff
Wayne Ball
Kenneth Kies
W. F. Hummel
Joe Campbell
Harry Armstrong
Harold Smith
Ramon Bigham
Arthur Kalklosch
Roger Connor
R. F. Bailey
Robert Daubenmier
Albert Karshner
Paul H. Shaw
Wilson Ross
Everett B. Ray
W. F. Hahn
Frank St. Clair
R. C. Jones
Lloyd Whisler
Don Yates
FFA
Acceptable Oats Crops For Ohio Listed
Logan Logan County agent Charles Ingraham describes oats varieties adopted in Ohio after test plots. He lists Missouri 205 Clinton 59 Clinton Clinton 11 Clinton reselect and Reselect Clinton. the latter four resemble Clinton 59. Spring oats sown 50 to 80 pounds per acre between March 1 and April 15 yield good returns.
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Logan
Ohio
Charles Ingraham
Missouri
Clinton
District 15 Meeting Set For Logan
Logan hosts the District 15 Home Demonstration Council meeting in the Evangelical United Brethren Church with attendees from Gallia Meigs Lawrence Jackson and Vinton counties. Reservations due by April 18. No county home demonstration achievement program this year. Meigs county to present a history of home demonstration work.
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Gallia
Meigs
Lawrence
Jackson
Vinton
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Hocking County
Emily C. van Fossan
Home Council
Meigs County
Institutes Dates Set for 1953 in Several Communities
Logan Charles Ingraham county agent announces community institutes for 1953 will be held November 16 to 20. Officers for institutes at Rockbridge Enterprise Marion and Ile sboro met to set dates and plan the program with tentative dates: Enterprise November 16 17 Rockbridge November 17 18 Ile sboro November 18 19 Marion November 19 Gibsonville November 20.
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Logan
Charles Ingraham
Rockbridge
Enterprise
Marion
Ilesboro
Llesboro
Gibisonville
Schedule Released for Hocking County Meetings
LOGAN A calendar of meetings for Hocking County residents compiled by County Agent Charles Ingraham and home demonstration agent Mrs. Emily C Van Fossan lists events for Monday through Friday. Activities include Home Demonstration Club Farmerettes gatherings, a Pickaway beef tour, poultry feeding meeting, 4-H advisers meeting, and a March 25 Home Demonstration Council installation at the Ohio Power Co auditorium.
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Logan
Hocking County
Charles Ingraham
Emily C. van Fossan
Andy Rauber
Pickaway County
Bear Run
Rockbridge
Courthouse Auditorium
Ohio Power Co
Donna Lane Hosts Busy Bees Class
The Busy Bees of the Glouster Methodist Church met at Donna Lane's home Wednesday evening. Donna Lane and Judy Hook served refreshments to Gayla Clemons Janet Carey Carolyn Conaway Judy Parks Sondra Price Edna Markins Ellen Markins Susan Skinner Mona Potts Carolyn Perkins Karen Williams and Mrs. Vern Hall. The next meeting will be at Edna Markins home on Wednesday April 15.
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Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
Donna Lane
Judy Hook
Gayla Clemons
Janet Carey
Carolyn Conaway
Judy Parks
Sondra Price
Edna Markins
Ellen Markins
Susan Skinner
Mona Potts
Carolyn Perkins
Karen Williams
Vern Hall
Visiting Day Slated At Elementary School
GLOUSTER Jacksonville Trimble elementary school will sponsor a visiting afternoon on Thursday March 19. Parents are invited to visit the rooms in session. Miss Rowans second grade will entertain with a program at 1 20 p m. Following the program the PTA will hold a short business meeting.
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Glouster
Jacksonville-Trimble
Miss Rowan
PTA
Elderly Mrs Hooper Taken To Hospital In Glouster
Mrs Ben Hooper was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital Friday for treatment. She will be brought to the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Hill in Glouster within two days to be cared for. She is over 92 years of age.
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Glouster
Ben Hooper
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Walter Hill
Dr Jordan on Food Safety and Pesticide Concerns
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses health risks in foods from artificial fertilizers pesticides and chemical additives. He notes limited evidence of harm from fertilizers, warns pesticides can harm humans, and cites AMA councils urging low pesticide residues and cautious use of additives until proven harmless.
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American Medical Association
Journal of the American Medical Association
Council On Foods and Nutrition
Two 4-H Clubs To Be Formed In Week
Mrs. Emily C. Van Fossan announces the organization of two girls 4-H clubs during the week of March 23. meetings are set for March 24 at Mrs. Verna Rheinscheld and March 27 at Gibisonville with new advisers named. advisers planned for Gore Bear Run Oroville and other clubs will gather for materials at a courthouse meeting Friday.
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Harold Bowers
Laurelville
Judy Hutchison
Rosalie Ansen
Enterprise
Doris Farley
Haydenville
Gore
V. Mohler
Bear Run Girls
Leona Blackstone
Oroville Clovers
Slem Weaver
Farmers Visit Legislature in Columbus from Hocking County
Six Hocking County farmers joined Ohio delegates in Columbus to meet their elected representatives. The group of Mowery Lew Graham Bob Holloway C W Skinner and Harry Armstrong lunched with Rolland Bright and C Stanley Mechem and watched lawmakers at work as part of the Farm Bureau Legislative program led by Harry Holloway the local legislative representative.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ohio
Columbus
Charles Ingraham
Richard Mowery
Lew Graham
Bob Holloway
C. W. Skinner
Harry Armstrong
Rolland Bright
C. Stanley Mechem
Ingraham
Farm Bureau
Holloway
Ladies Aid Society To Meet Wednesday
GLOUSTER The Greens Run Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society met in the parish house with 18 members present. The group decided to hold a pot-luck anniversary dinner at the next meeting on Wednesday April 8.
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Glouster
Ladies Aid Society of the
Church of Christ
Pennew Ange
Glouster and Area Residents Visitkin Sunday
Glouster area residents spend Sunday with relatives in Amesville and Columbus. Mr and Mrs John Antle of Jacksonville visit Grant Antle in Amesville. Miss Barbara Penrod of Columbus stays with her parents on Trimble Heights then travels to Zanesville before Columbus. The Penrods return home Sunday night. Bernard Harvey and children Perry and Gwen of Trimble join the Shireys for a trip to New Haven West Virginia Sunday.
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John Antle
Jacksonville
Mr. Antle
Grant Antle
Amesville
Barbara Penrod
Columbus
John Penrod
Trimble Heights
Penrod
Zanesville
Trimble
Bernard Harvey
Perry
Gwen
William Shirey
New Haven
W. Va
Logan-Thomas Franklin Davis Fined for Public Intoxication
Logan resident Logan-Thomas Franklin Davis, 43, was fined $5 plus costs in Mayor Roger Friend's court after pleading guilty to intoxication. City police made the arrest.
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Logan
Thomas Franklin Davis
Roger Friend
Stewart Sorrell Engagement Set for April 16
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Stewart of Columbus announce the engagement of their daughter Julia Colen Stewart to John Hubert Sorrell of Murray City. Miss Stewart, a Central High School graduate, works at the Ohio National Bank main office. Sorrell, a Murray City High School alumnus, just returned from 17 months in Korea and is with the Columbus Meat Packing Co. The wedding is planned for April 16.
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Murray City
William T. Stewart
Columbus
Julia Colen
John Hubert Sorrell
John W. Sorrell
Stewart
Central High School
Ohio National Bank
Sorrell
Korea
Columbus Meat Packing Co
Mc Cann-Frederick Post Legion to Honor Hayward Kennedy
GLOUSTER A posts announce a military funeral for Hayward Kennedy at Mount Herman Church Tuesday. Legion Hall meeting at noon precedes the service at 1 PM Tuesday.
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Glouster
McCann-Frederick Post American Legion
Legion Hall
Hayward Kennedy
Mount Herman Church
Elevated Milking Parlor Boosts Efficiency at Harden Farm
Logan County Agent Charles Ingraham describes an elevated milking parlor at Bob Harden’s farm with a three-station setup. Cows use an inclined ramp to a 30 inch high platform, milking occurs without bending, and a rope system moves cows to milking and transfer areas. The system pipes milk via plastic and stainless lines to the milk house, with 20 cows milked in under an hour.
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Logan
Charles Ingraham
Bob Harden
Ingraham
Harden
Youth group and auxiliary meet at local churches
GLOUSTER Youth Fellowship of the Jacksonville Methodist Church meets today at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Lester Covert conducts catechism at 6 p.m. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Eagles Home in Glouster. members should bring a handkerchief birthday gift and refreshments will be served.
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Glouster
The
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Lester Covert
Jacksonville
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eagles
UMW Auxiliary Meeting Set for Glouster Eagles Hall
The UMW Auxiliary will meet on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Eagles Hall Glouster. After the meeting a potluck lunch will be served.
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UMW
Eagles Hall
Glouster
Perry County Man Serving in Korea
Corning native Second Lieutenant William G. Rodgers serves with the UN Civil Assistance Command in Korea. Recalled to duty in 1950 while at Ohio State University, he arrived in Korea in late January and now handles the placement of newly arrived personnel. Rodgers, a 1943 Army alumnus, is married to Lila and has a son in Corning.
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Corning
William G. Rodgers
Lila
UN Civil Assistance Command
Korea
Rodgers
Ohio State University
Corning High School
Sunday School Class Sponsors Paper Drive
GLOUSTER A paper drive will be carried out this week in Jacksonville by Bill Bartels and his Sunday school class of boys. The proceeds will be contributed on the insurance premium of the Methodist Church policy. The drive will include magazines and catalogs but not newspapers. Notices will be given daily of the streets to be covered tomorrow. Residents are asked to place magazines and catalogs at the curb in bundles.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Bill Bartels
Methodist Church
Garden Club Hosts Sylvan Slides on Tables and Mantels
Glouster Garden Club met at Mrs. Miles Dyer’s Braun Street home with co host Mrs. Wanda McAllister. President Mrs. B R Angle led roll call as members shared seed planting notes. Sybil Kurtzman and Merrill Ogg presented a slide program on table and mantel arrangements. Refreshments for St Patrick’s Day followed, hosted by the two hostesses for guest Mrs Margaret McHarg of Athens and club members.
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Glouster
Miles Dyer
Braun Street
Wanda McAllister
B. R. Angle
Sybil Kurtzman
Merrill Ogg
Margaret McHarg
Athens
C. A. Bingman
E. S. Bingman
Alfred Howard
Emmett Rogers
E. H. Taylor
Alta Sweeney
C. FE. Haskins
Gertrude
Glouster High School Alumni Association Meeting
Glouster High School Alumni Association will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the high school for officer elections and plans for the alumni banquet and dance. All alumni are urged to attend.
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Glouster
Glouster High School Alumni Association
Vision From the Mountain at Jacksonville WSCS
Jacksonville WSCS meets at the Jacksonville Methodist Church for Vision From the Mountain. Mrs Ethel Shirkey leads with Bible readings by Mrs Lena Bratka Mrs Captalin Roberts Mrs Minnie Gaskalla and Miss Arlene Davis. A Red Cross donation and $25 insurance premium gift to the church are approved.
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Glouster
Africa
WSCS
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Ethel Shirkey
Lena Bratka
Captalin Roberts
Minnie Gaskalla
Arlene Davis
Elizabeth Davis
Red Cross
Bracka
Shirkey
Temperature Hits Seventy In Glouster Sunday
The temperature rose to 70 degrees in the shade Sunday at midday in Glouster. A strong afternoon breeze lowered the mercury to 50 by 9:30 p.m.
Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets Offer Change of Life Relief
Doctors reported relief from hot flashes nervous tension irritability and distress in 63 and 80 percent of cases using Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets. The ad promisses complete relief and urges trying the vegetable compound or tablets with added iron to ease the change of life symptoms for younger women and those with symptoms.
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Lydia Pinkham
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DR. Edwards
Sterling Hayden
Notelle Weed
Werner Ang Wien
Miner Watsen
District 15 Home Demonstration Council
Busy Bees
Wer Bros
Mppy Ee Rene
Mio
Sunening
Sona Rae Wee
Technicolor
James Stewart
OoLa
Doris
Dynamite Jackson
Claude Dauphin
Dr. Jordan
Edwin P. Jordan
Ladies Aid Society
Kids & Cars
Donald O'Connor
Talking Mule
Francis
Tony Curtis
Jan Sterling
FLESH
Ponent
Perry County
St.Joseph Aspirin
Studebaker
Studebaker Starliner
Europe
Uge
Champions
Wakefield Motors
Richland Ave
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