Red Cross Drive Sets 1952 Hocking County Goal
Logan initiates a house to house Red Cross fund drive with a $5735 goal for 1952, up from $4900 last year as costs rise and local chapters share more expenses. Harold Summers, chair, says the effort aims to boost services for military and civilian personnel and may extend beyond a week for county coverage. Volunteers will visit homes and civic groups. industries are avoided to reach workers via the residence drive. Donors receive window stickers and lapel buttons.
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Logan
Hocking County
Red Cross
Summers
Rennel Concoction Promises Quick Weight Loss Claims
Cincinnati man G. D. Poore reports losing 21 pounds after using Rennel concentrate mixed with grapefruit juice. The ad claims fast fat reduction and offers a money back guarantee if pounds do not disappear, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
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G. D. Poore
Neave St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tribute Paid 1-H Advisers at Ohio Farm Week Luncheon
O V Mohler of Gore and Mrs Rosalie Ansel were honored at a luncheon in the Ohio Union on the Ohio State University campus during the 40th annual Ohio Farm and Home Week. They join hundreds of Ohioans who have served 4-H clubs from five to 25 years, receiving pins for 10 and five years. Emily Van Fossan accompanied them, with Kalklosch Crothers and Nutter among those unable to attend.
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Emily van Fossan
Hocking County
Dorothy Kalklosch
Roy Crothers
Lloyd Nutter
Tucker Heads Logan Elks
Cleon Tucker was named exalted ruler of Logan Lodge 452 BPO Elks during the group's annual election of officers Monday night. Also named for the coming year were Charles Eaton Jr esteemed leading knight Joseph Gano esteemed loyal knight Paul E Brown esteemed lecturing knight Roger W Friend secretary John Bond treasurer Melbert Allen tiler and Thomas Rainer trustee. Mr Friend was named alternate delegate to the grand lodge convention. Installation will take place at a meeting April 7.
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LOGAN
Cleon Tucker
Logan Lodge 452
BPO Elks
Charles Eaton, Jr
Joseph Gano
Paul E. Brown
Roger W. Friend
John Bond
Melbert Allen
Thomas Rainer
Friend
Grand Lodge
Boy Receives Injuries In Accident Tuesday
Harold Sinnott fourteen, son of Raleigh and Mrs Sinnott, was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital for lacerations near the left eye and possible concussion after a pickup driven by sixteen year old Ralph Edward Bradon lost control on gravel and struck a tree on South Mulberry Street. The crash occurred Tuesday afternoon as the vehicle skidded after rounding a curve.
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Logan Harold Sinnott
Raleigh Sinnott
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ralph Edward Bradon
N. Spring St
S. Mulberry St
High School Delegates Report Rotary Institute in Cincinnati
Logan High School delegates Jim Green and Jim Young attended the Rotary sponsored World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati. Howard Kirk led the meeting introducing seniors John Church and Robert Fox as Junior Rotarians for the week.
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Logan
Jim Green
Jim Young
World Affairs Institute
Cincinnati
Rotary Club
Howard Kirk
John Church
Robert Fox
Marriage License for Kelley and Swepston in Laurelville
Edgar Ottmer Kelley a 23 year old U S Army member and Joyce Ann Swepston aged 20 are issued a marriage license in Laurelville. The couple listed reside in Laurelville and are set to wed following the license grant.
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Edgar Ottmer Kelley
Laurelville
U. S. Army
Joyce Ann Swepston
New Visiting Hours At Hocking Valley Hospital
Dr. R C Jones announces visiting hours from 10 am to 8 pm in private rooms and 1 pm to 8 pm in semi private rooms. Maternity floor follows these hours with restrictions for relatives, baby feeding times, two visitors per bed, and no visitors under 16 due to infection risk. Mealtimes are 11:30 12:30 and 4:30 5:30.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
R. C. Jones
Mayor Fines Four Persons in Local Court
Logan four residents were fined in Mayor Roger Friend's court. Mary L. Six, Harold J. Smith, Robert Showalter, and Cecil W. Grimes faced fines for red light crashes, unsafe vehicle operation, intoxication and disorderly conduct. Grimes was jailed after failing to pay.
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Logan
Roger Friend
State Highway Patrol
Mary L. Six
Harold J. Smith
Robert Showalter
Cecil W. Grimes
Fairmont
W.va
Grimes
Hocking County Land Transfers Include Numerous Property Deeds
A compilation of land transfers across Hocking County lists numerous property deeds and easements. Notable moves involve easements in Starr Township, certificate transfers in Logan and Laurelville, and multiple 40 to 68 acre parcels across Marion, Perry, Falls Gore, Salt Creek, Laurel, and Washington townships. Several transfers involve trustees and executors, including church-related property and estate settlements.
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Mabel Scott
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Starr Township
Agnes Wolfe
Samuel Porter McClain
Nicene McClain
Logan
James
Gladys Skiver
Paul
Vera Johnson
Marion Township
Francis and
Cecil Cosgray
Cecile Howland
Perry Township
Mary E. Thompson
Frank Emerick
EUB
Gore Charge
Falls- Gore Township
Eva Josephine Ehrick
Alvin and
Hazel Nungester
Salt Creek Township
Florence E. Stahr
Goldie Stahr
Charles F. Shonk
Ben and
Frances Singer
Mabel Cole
Singer
Roy S. Shaw
Ruth Shaw Franzen
Laurel Township
Local social notes from New Plymouth area and obituaries
Weekend visits fill homes across Columbus Wakeman and Circleville as families gather. Obituary notes report the death of Jesse McGathey of Londonderry with mentions of Asbury McGathey in Columbus. Local groups the WCTU and Plymouth Grange sponsor events at New Plymouth School with refreshments and square dancing.
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New Plymouth
Luella Dicken
Columbus
Leverett Dicken
George Ours
Glen Peters
Wakeman
Ada Rider
Jackson
Virgil Todd
J. M. Cooley
Logan
Don Eggleston
Gary, Starr
Floyd Frakes
Ralph Cherry
John
Donna
Donald Huntley
Robert Huntley
Wesley
Walter Peters
Jesse McGathey
John McGathey
Laura Hardesty
Londonderry
Asbury McGathey
Glen Harris
Harry Harris
Elmer Hixinbaugh
Circleville
Earl Heinlein
New Plymouth Wctu
Margie McGathey
Anna Heinlein
McGathey
Addie Poston
Plymouth Grange
Local families relocate after multiple property purchases
Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre move to Antiquity with the Sayre farm. Dallas Hill also relocates to the same property. John Stobart buys the Dallas Hill farm and moves to a new home, followed by Howard Robinson moving to the vacated Stobart property. A WSCS farewell honors Doris Sayre as she departs for a new home.
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Apple Grove
Herbert Sayre
Antiquity
Dallas Hill
Sayre
John Stobart
Howard Robinson
Frankie McKelvey
WSCS
Doris Sayre
Early Roush
Peggy Lee Yonker
Ramona Yonker
Holzer Hospital
Mildred Donahue
Bellans Tablets Offer Fast Heartburn Relief
Advertisement claims Bellans tablets provide rapid relief from gas and indigestion, touting fast-acting medicines for heartburn and similar distress.
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