$69,000 More for Roads Seen as Need in Hocking
Logan report by the County Commissioners Association of Ohio says Hocking County requires additional $69,559 annually for road upkeep beyond 1952 income of $280,441. State totals show 103,046 miles of highways with 4,800 miles proposed to move to county control. 82 counties need about $69.77 million yearly for all highway items, with current income about $42.35 million.
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Logan
County Commissioners Association of Ohio
Hocking County
Ohio
Ing
State Assembly
Rites Tuesday for Infant of Logan Family
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Leonard funeral home for Welter Ralph Bartholomew 21 months old son of Welter and Enid Rhoades Bartholomew of 700 N Walnut Logan. The infant who had been an invalid since birth died Sunday at home in Ironton. He is survived by his parents a sister Jane Ann and grandparents Wiley Rhoades of Logan and Mr and Mrs Ralph Bartholomew of Glouster. The Rev Paul Warner will officiate and burial will be in Oak Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home until time of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leonard Funeral Home
Welter
Ralph Bartholomew
Enid Rhoades Bartholomew
Walnut St
Ironton
Jane Ann
Wiley Rhoades
Glouster
Paul Warner
Oak Grove Cemetery
Richards divorce suit filed involving custod y and alimony
Patricia E. Logan Richards files for divorce from James R. Richards alleging gross neglect. She seeks child custody support and both temporary and permanent alimony.
Primitive peoples and iron in North American lands
The article notes that North American Indians are believed to be among the few primitive groups that never refined iron, despite abundant iron ore deposits in the region.
Pork Supplies Show Decrease in Local Markets
County agricultural agent Charles Ingraham reports pork supplies are falling while beef veal potatoes lamb and mutton supplies rise. He notes consumer pork share fell to 46 cents of each retail dollar, and farm real estate prices trend downward with a two percent drop from November to March. Meat consumption is projected near 144 pounds per person for the year, similar to 1952.
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Logan
Charles Ingraham
Ingraham
Home Town Band Seeks Musicians in Logan Area
James Horwell, band instructor at Carbon Hill and New Straitsville, seeks men aged 18 to 80 for a home town band. An organizational meeting is set for 7 30 p m tomorrow at the Frank Harden Garage W Hunter Sr. Music and instruments will be supplied for players lacking them.
Snake Bite Victim Rushed to Hospital
Susan Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs George C Shaw 389 Walnut St was rushed to Chil dren's Hospital in Columbus yesterday afternoon by Heinleins ambulance after being bitten by a snake in the Scenic area. The snake was thought to be a copperhead. She was first taken to Hocking Valley Hospital but serum was unavailable.
Four Hurt In Route 312 Crash In Columbus
An automobile wreck on Route 312 yesterday afternoon injured four Columbus residents. Donna Crammbly was seriously hurt while Paul Middlesworth Andrew Middlesworth and Larry Johnson sustained minor injuries. State highway patrol from the Lancaster post investigated.
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Logan
Route 312
Columbus
Donna Crammbly
Paul Middlesworth
Andrew Middlesworth
Larry Johnson
Births and Admissions at Hocking Hospital
Mrs. Elmer Malone Logan a son Mrs Lewis Wilson Logan Route 3 a daughter Mrs Charles Mettler Logan Route 4 a son Admitted Mrs Lawrence Hansley Jr Logan Route 1 Terry Snyder Logan James Patton Logan Discharged Robert Lovett Nelsonville Route Mrs Kenneth Carter Logan William Blackford Canton
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Elmer Malone
Logan
Lewis Wilson
Charles Mettler
Lawrence Hansley, Jr
Terry Snyder
James Patton
Robert Lovett
Nelsonville
Kenneth Carter
William Blackford
Canton
Milk Testing Program Set For Hocking County
In June a free milk ring test for brucellosis will be conducted in Hocking County by a mobile laboratory from the State Department of Agriculture. Chairmen named by the Dairy Service Cooperative will recruit sample collectors from townships including Salt Creek, Ward, Green, Falls, Falls-Gore, Starr, Washington, Marion, Benton, Good Hope, Laurel, and Perry. Owners may opt for optional blood tests for cattle or dry cows. Brucellosis is called Bangs Disease in cattle and undulant fever in humans. County funds support a secretary for the mobile unit during its stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shaw
Salt Creek
Harold Saxton
Ward
Green
Claude Harsh
Falls
Falls-Gore
D. H. Woodard
Starr
Washington
Don Yates
Marion
Benton
Wayne Ball
Good Hope
Glen Wilson
Laurel
Perry
Charles Ingraham
State Department of Agriculture
Hocking County
Ingraham
Calve Feeding Tips Demonstrated for 4-H Show Cattle
Four H members and advisors learned calf care and feeding from Ohio State extension dairy specialist Charles Blackman. He compared a calf stomach to a pig stomach and noted cows eat about 150 pounds of grass daily. He advised feeding protein only when hay is poor quality, and stressed observing cattle to gauge feeding needs.
Tom Sawyer Operetta Set for Union Furnace School
The third and fourth grades of Union Furnace School will stage Tom Sawyer, a three act operetta based on Mark Twain, on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. The story follows Tom and his friend Huck Finn and others from Twain’s novel.
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Union Furnace
Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain
Tom
Huckleberry Finn
Ten Men Set for Pre-Induction Exams at Fort Hayes
Ten men from Hocking County were slated to depart for Fort Hayes Columbus this morning to take pre induction physical examinations. Twelve men will leave Thursday for Fort Hayes to be inducted according to Mrs Mary Sweazy selective service board clerk.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Mary Sweazy
Selective Service Board
Four-H Sheep Day Set in Hocking County
Four H members in Hocking County will observe 4 H Sheep Day Saturday May 16 by attending a sheep field day at the Clarence W Skinner farm. Ralph Grimshaw extension specialist from Ohio State University will be in charge of activities.
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Logan
Hocking County
Clarence W. Skinner
Ralph Grimshaw
Ohio State University
Two Drivers Fined On 3 Traffic Counts
Logan court fines two men after weekend traffic counts. Russell L. Courtney 18 of Union Furnace pleaded guilty to reckless operation. fined 10 dollars plus costs five dollars suspended. James Sherlock Jr 25 of 346 North St Logan pleaded guilty to reckless operation and no operator's permit. fined five dollars and costs for no permit and ten dollars plus costs with costs suspended for reckless operation.
Darnell Rites Wednesday
Darnell Samuel Darnell 79 died at 3 10 p m Sunday at his West Logan home. A Greenup Ky native he lived here many years. He worked at the old Hocking Valley car shops and spent most of his life as a farmer. Survived by widow Hattie four sons Hubert Henry Raymond Clifford two daughters Lena Mary Kline Elizabeth Dunn 17 grandchildren five great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Wednesday Leonard funeral home with Rev William Brown Rev Hiram Mingus and Rev Roy Klingler. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Logan
Samuel Darnell
West Logan
Darnell
Greenup
Hocking Valley
Hattie
Hubert
Henry
Raymond
Clifford
Salans
Calif
Lena
Mary Kline
Melrose
Elizabeth Dunn
Leonard Funeral Home
William Brown
Hiram Mingus
Roy Klingler
Oak Grove Cemetery
Donations Sought for State 4-H Fund Auction
Donors are urged by 4-H club members to contribute items for a county auction at the fairgrounds on May 23. Proceeds benefit the Ohio 4-H Foundation Fund funding scholarships and training. Contact the local 4-H leader or Charles Ingraham, county agricultural agent, to donate household goods farm machinery tools livestock or other articles.
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Logan
4-H Club
Fairgrounds
Ohio 4-H Foundation Fund
4-H
Charles Ingraham
Jackson GI Listed On Prisoner Roster
Kenneth R. Wright of Jackson Route 3 Ohio was named among 56 Americans added to the North Korean prisoner of war camp list. The names appeared in a notebook from Cpl. Fon Mitchell of Roderfield West Virginia, a repatriated soldier.
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Roderfield
W. Va
Jackson, Ohio
Kenneth R. Wright
West Virginia
Cpl
Fon Mitchell
Logan Wallace Edison Pierce and Marcella Kath Kalklosch Wed
Logan Wallace Edison Pierce a 32 year old tool cutter grinder from Columbus marries Marcella Kath Kalklosch 39 at home in Logan. The license log records the marriage between the two in this local notice.
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Logan
Wallace Edison Pierce
Columbus
Marcella Kath
Kalklosch
Clothes Moth Control Tips Outlined by Agent
Logan county agricultural agent Charles Ingraham outlines spring cleaning methods to curb clothes moths and carpet beetles. He recommends thorough cleaning, vacuuming with attachments, moving furniture, sunning movable items, and spraying protected areas with chlordane or lindane. Store cleaned woolens with DDT powder or paradichlorobenzene crystals and keep closet doors closed.
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Logan
Charles Ingraham
Ingmiham
Ingraham
Reverend Wilcox and Family Visit in Chauncey
The Rev Richard Wilcox and son from Sullivan visited Myr tle Wilcox in Athens and Walter Border in Millfield Saturday. Wilcox and son stayed a week with her parents. Neil Tippett of Columbus and friends visited Dayton area kin including Mr Fiske ill with influenza.
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Richard Wilcox
Sullivan
Myrtle Wilcox
Athens
Walter Border
Millfield
Wilcox
Neil Tippett
Columbus
Guy Brookns
Sam Tippett
Mark Fiske
Charles
Joan
Steven
Michael
Janis Davis
Dayton
Mr. Fiske
Injured in Fall at Circle Hill Home
Chauncey Rice Thomas was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by ambulance after a fall down the stairs at his Circle Hill home. He required several stitches for a head cut and is believed to have a shoulder injury.
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Chauncey — Rice Thomas
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Circle Hill
Key Club To Provide Program For Kiwanis
Logan Kiwanis Club meets at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Union Furnace High School with the local Key Club presenting the program and entertainment. The May 19 meeting will be in charge of the Inter Club.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis
Union Furnace High School
Kiwanians Plan May Ladies Night Outing at Lake Hope
The Portsmouth Club committee will provide the program for a May 27 event. A District of Ohio Kiwanis meeting at Lake Hope features a Ladies Night program with tickets due by Friday May 15.
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Portsmouth Club
Kiwanians
District of Ohio Kiwanis
Lake Hope
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Lions Club
Oeristiani Combined
King Brothers and
Cristiani Super Circus
Gallaher’s Drug Store
S&t
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Stewant Granger
Salome
Charles Laughton
Technicolor
al Schine
Athena
Red Skelton
Katherine Grayson
Leslie Caron
John Lair
Renfro Valley
Old Kentucky
Yours
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Joan Davis
Stooges
CBS Network
Lancaster Post
Hocking Hospital
Dairy Service Cooperative
Aav
Toretta Young
John Forsythe
EA Iaa
Jackson GI
Chauncey
Key Club
Tns Se Theatre
Columbia Pictures Presents
Edmond
Audrey Prin
Otter
Warner Bros
Warnercolor
Vincent Price
Frank Lovejoy
Phyllis Kirk
Man Adina
Sar
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