New Car Purchases and Titles Reported in Hocking County
October new car purchases in Hocking County totaled 43 with 548 titles issued. Mortgages filed numbered 291 and 294 canceled. total receipts were 683 dollars 45 cents with 224 dollars 30 cents to the state and 459 dollars 15 cents kept in the county. New car owners include Ercle L. Eggleston and many others across Logan Union Furnace Logan Route 1 Rockbridge Laurelville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Thelma Keyes
Hocking County
Ercle L. Eggleston
Union Furnace
S. E. Erbaugh
Eugene A. Hillyer
Robert Watkins
Conservation Leader Pastor to Speak at Hocking County Meeting
The Rev. William H. Stauffer of Sugar Creek will address the annual Hocking County stockholders meeting of the Jackson Production Credit Association at 8 p.m. Thursday in East School. He was Rural Minister of the Year in 1950 and helped reclaim three worn out farms in Tuscarawas County. Musical entertainment will be by the Notestone family of Adelphi. George M. King will report on loans made in the county. All area farm families are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William H. Stauffer
Sugar Creek
Hocking County
Jackson Production Credit Association
East School
Stauffer
Notestone Family
Adelphi
George M. King
James E. Johnson
Mr. Stauffer
Tuscarawas County
Final Rites Set for Frank Davidson at Salem Church
Frank Davidson 67 of Logan Route 4 will receive final rites Tuesday at 10 a m in Salem Methodist Church Athens County with the Rev Robert Ossman of Nelsonville officiating Burial will be in the church cemetery He died Saturday morning in St Francis Hospital Columbus Survivors include his wife Dora three sons Luther Hollis and Thomas three daughters Joann Bush Shirley Woolever and Nancy and multiple stepchildren and relatives The body has been moved from Roberts funeral home to the residence
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Logan
Frank Davidson
Salem Methodist Church
Athens County
Robert Ossman
Nelsonville
Church
Davidson
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Dora
Luther
Mansfield
Hollis
Seattle
Wash
Army
Thomas
Joann Bush
Lancaster
Shirley Woolever
Nancy Davidson
Bertha Nelson
Greendale
Mary Woddie
Akron
Edward Micke
Irene Thompson
Fremont
Ethel Nelson
Robert Stover
James Stover
Ft. Meade
Bell Griffith
Pomeroy
Hollis White
Roberts Funeral Home
Junior Red Cross Campaign Launched in Hocking Schools
The Junior Red Cross membership drive in Hocking County Schools began Saturday and runs through November 15. Last year the group produced about 300 nut caps for Chillicothe Hospital veterans. This November project aims to make and fill 50 Christmas stockings for Chillicothe veterans. Committee members include Mrs. Armand Houk Mrs. Robert West and Mrs. Robert Sparnon.
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Logan
Junior Red Cross
Hocking County
Varley Kitchen
Chillicothe Hospital
Chillicothe
Armand Houk
Robert West
Robert Sparnon
Ohio Hotels Official To Speak at Logan
Logan Rotary Club hears Captain H. Mowrey executive secretary of the Ohio Hotels Association speak at Blosser's on the topic Follow the Arrow. Mowrey a former Columbus newspaperman appeared before the club seven years ago. Jay Cole program chairman says the talk covers the human side of providing lodging for weary travelers.
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Logan
H. Mowrey
Ohio Hotels Association
Logan Rotary Club
Blosser’s
Mowrey
Columbus Pewspaperman
Jay Cole
Servicemen Get Free Christmas Seals From Hocking Association
Free Christmas Seals are being mailed to Hocking County servicemen by the Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association. Mrs. Dorothy Krieg invites parents to send addresses to Box 105 Logan. Seal sales start November 17 with local high school students typing envelopes and Girl Scouts stuffing stamps. Funds support the chest X-ray mobile visit, research, and free X-rays at Mount St Mary Chest Clinic in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Dorothy Krieg
Mount St. Mary Chest Clinic
Nelsonville
Tree Sprays Recommended for Peach Leaf Curl Control
Logan County agent Charles Ingraham warns peach leaf curl could devastate orchards next summer without precautions. He notes red leaves and distorted growth signal the disease, which weakens vigor, reduces production, and risks winter injury. One dormant spray is advised: six gallons of liquid lime sulfur in water to make 100 gallons, or one cup per gallon of water for dry lime sulfur, with Bordeaux mixture as a less effective alternative. apply annually unless spring exams show no fungus.
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Logan
Charles Ingraham
Ingraham
Hysell Named Acting Fire Chief in Logan
O H Hysell senior assistant fire chief is named acting fire chief during chief Roy Stallsmiths surgery at Grant Hospital in Columbus. Safety Director Harry Shaw approves the temporary appointment and Hysell says no outside fires will be built in Logan until after heavy rainfall.
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Logan
O. H. Hysell
Roy Stallsmith
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Harry Shaw
Hysell
Stallsmith
Miss Mary Blasius Last Rites Conducted
Final rites for Miss Mary Blasius were held at 9 a.m. today in St. Johns Catholic Church. The Rev Father Charles P Foy officiated and burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Harry Shaw Bernard Geiger Ed Eberst John Connery Lawrence Kessler and Paul Brown.
Two Logan Businesses Open with New Shops
Logan hosts openings for the Logan Needlecraft Shop and Cannon's Food Market. Needlecraft occupies the former Jurgies Confectionery adjacent to the courthouse on Main Street, offering fabrics patterns and sewing equipment owned by Charles P. Snyder Sr and Jr. Cannon's Market opens at 232 West Main in the former Mary Lee Restaurant, moving from the Opera Building. the former store space will soon house the Wooden Shoe icafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurgies
Main St
Charles P. Snyder, Sr
Charles P. Snyder, Jr
Cannon
W. Main St
Mary Lee
Cannon’s
Stoltz Drugs
Park draws forty thousand visitors this season
Logan officials report an estimated 40 000 people visited Kachelmacher Park this season. Park caretaker Hugh P Thomas notes attendance matched last year's record level. City crews begin storing tables and outdoor furniture as the park closes for winter and the shelter house remains shut.
Livestock Prices Report From Cincinnati Market
USDA market report for Cincinnati shows salable hogs 2800 head with barrows and gilts up 60 to 75 cents and sows 25 to 50 higher. Cattle 1400 with slow slaughter demand, steers and heifers near steady. cows and bulls steady. Sheep 500 with slaughter lambs 50 to 100 lower and better grades at 22 to 23 dollars.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Point Pleasant Livestock Market Report
Hogs 125 head ranged 14.00 to 19.40 with heavies 16.00 to 19.00 and lights 15.00 to 17.00. Cattle market steady to firm with cows up to 50 cents higher and bulls steady to weak. Commercial to good grass steers and heifers 21.00 to 26.50. veal calves topped 36.80. lambs 20.00 to 22.00 with feeder lambs 12.00 to 18.00. Receipts 250 feeder calves and various calf categories listed.
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Point Pleasant
Cincinnati prices note eggs and butter rates
AP report lists Cincinnati market quotes across poultry and dairy sectors. Egg grades and current receipts detailed for medium white brown and mixed. wholesale prices given for poultry fryers heavy hens and turkeys. butter wholesale and fat content rates. potatoes quoted at 4.50 to 5.50 per unit.
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Cincinnati
U.S
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