Emergency Funds Sought For Hocking County Health Dept
Hocking County Health Advisory Council heard a request to raise about 70 percent more money to operate a basic health unit through 1959. Dr. H M Boocks warned a crisis if subsidies gap remains, noting resignations and offers elsewhere. The plan would boost tax allocations to about $5200 to keep a health commissioner, a sanitarian, a nurse, and a clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
County Health Advisory Council
Laurelville
Murray City
Health Department
H. M. Boocks
Boocks
State Health Department
Advisory Council
John McClain
Starr Township
Budget Commission
Hubert Lappen
Miss Pearl Pierce
Trustees McClain
Forrest Smith
Salt Creek Township
McKinley Hansen
Laurel
Lewis Wagner
Logan Social Notes Tourist Club Meets in November
The Tourist Club held its November meeting at Mrs. Lester V. Risch’s home with a 1 PM luncheon for members and guests. Mrs. Carlton Bright presided, a paper was read, a Christmas Fund donation was approved, and a silver spoon was gifted to Mrs. Allen Adams for her grandson born October 12 in Columbus. Special guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester V. Risch
Carlton Bright
Hocking County Child Welfare
Allen Adams
Charles Francis Allen
Columbus
Fred Murray
Charles Davie
Two Murray City Youths Cited In Traffic Case
Two Murray City youths faced Juvenile Court hearings on Nov. 16 after state highway patrol charges. Michael Mitchell, 15, was cited for driving without a license and had his license suspended 15 days. Curtis Spencer, 16, was charged with allowing an unlicensed minor to drive and had his license suspended 30 days.
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Logan
Murray City
Michael Mitchell
Curtis Spencer
Rhead Bangert Brown
Salem Hollow
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted: Mrs. Orla Fickel Logan Route 4 medical. Mrs. Robert Eby Logan medical. Dismissed: Mrs. James Collins Adelphi and daughter Robert Kinney Logan. Samuel Reynolds Creola. Mrs. Boyd Redick Logan. Mrs. Guy Graham Murray City.
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Orla Fickel
Logan Route 4
Robert Eby
Logan
Medical
James Collins
Adelphi
Robert Kinney
Samuel Reynolds
Creola
Boyd Redick
Guy Graham
Murray City
Birthday party honors 50th birthday at Lula Mae Campbell home
A party at Lula Mae Campbell's home celebrated her father in law's 50th birthday. Attendees included Mrs. Iva Campbell and daughter Erma Mrs. Wanda Ervin and her children from New Straitsville and Mrs. Beatrice Thorp and her children from Crooksville. Visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dew and their sons from Newark with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phelps.
Oil discovery near Cuba New York by Senaca Indians
Oil was first found in the United States near Cuba New York by the Senaca Indians, marking an early occurrence of petroleum in the region.
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United States
Cuba
N. Y
Miss Norma Prey Bride Elect Honored At Linen Shower
Miss Norma Prey, bride elect, was honored at a surprise linen shower at Mrs. William Johnson’s home on Walhending Ave. Guests included Mrs. Fred Bishop and others. prizes awarded to several attendees. Norma Prey and Donald F. Gable of New Lexington plan a January wedding.
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Norma Prey
William Johnson
Walhending Ave
Fred Bishop
Lawrence Ishman
Paul Jurgensmier
Harry Westfall
Miss Prey
Donald F. Gable
New Lexington
Clarence Hadley
Lois Smart
Ishman
Mary Notestine
Arthur Prey
Don Castell
William Conner
Calvin Cook
Lois Disbennett
Reva Holcomb
Charles Kleinschmidt
Notestine
Miss Smart
Hadley
Joe Canty
Gilbert Courtney
Nelsonville
Christmas Party Planned by Sew-So Club Members
Mrs. Floyd Matheny of South Logan hosted the Sew-So Club gathering on Thursday evening with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. James Rimelspach, Mrs. James Acker, Mrs. Wayne Whitcraft, Mrs. Robert Emerson, Mrs. Herbert Walker and the hostess. A Christmas party with gift exchange and grab bag is planned for December 18 at Mrs. Robert Emerson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Matheny
South Logan
Sew-So
James Rimelspach
James Acker
Wayne Whitcraft
Robert Emerson
Herbert Walker
November Star Light Club meeting at Connie Schultz home
The Star Light Club will hold its November meeting on Wednesday at 8 p m at 205 Hocking Ave the home of Mrs Connie Schultz. Mrs Joseph Phillips will assist as hostess.
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Starlight Club
Connie Schultz
Hocking Ave
Joseph Phillips
Sigma Phi Gamma Hosts Pumpkin Pie Sale at Risch Drug
The Sigma Phi Gamma sorority sponsors a homemade pumpkin pie sale at Risch Drug Store starting at 12 30 p m on Wednesday.
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Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Risch Drug Store
Foresters Should Get Acquainted With Woods
A county forester notes Ohio trees quality issues with 80 percent low grade logs. Farmers urged to inspect woods, pursue woodland improvement with 75 percent federal cost sharing via ASC, and plan strip cropping as autumn farming continues.
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Logan
Ohio
ASC
District Board of Supervisors
Ohio Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Division of Forestry
Department of Natural Resources
Topic At Rotary Ideals
Logan Rotary Club heard Rev. J. Carl Plummer discuss how Pilgrim Fathers ideals shaped New England and the United States. He drew on his experiences as a supply pastor and pilgrim shrine visits, introduced by James L. Young. Visiting Rotarians were Jack Oakley and Chris Wolfe from Nelsonville.
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Logan
Pilgrim Fathers
New England
United States
Logan Rotary Club
J. Carl Plummer
First Methodist Church
Mr. Plummer
James L. Young
Jack Oakley
Chris Wolfe
Nelsonville
Four Hocking Officials Inspect Columbus Workhouse
Four Hocking County officials visited Columbus to inspect the workhouse facilities. Commissioner Harry Armstrong, Joe M. Brown, Walter North and Sheriff A J Waldron discussed a possible contract to commit long term prisoners now held in the county jail.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Columbus
Harry Armstrong
Joe M. Brown
Walter North
A. J. Waldron
Armstrong
F and A M Lodge 171 Installs 12 Officers
Mingo Lodge 171 F and A M installed 12 officers at a meeting in the Masonic Temple. George D. Gribble succeeded Carl E. Blosser as worshipful master. Other officers named include F Earl Sheets, John Tschappat, Willard Lyke, Ralph Moore, James Stewart, Julius Mathias, John Craig, Don Taylor, William Voris, and Karl Poling. Blosser joined the board of trustees.
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Tyler
Karl E. Poling
Blosser
Patient Goes Home from Hocking Valley Hospital
Mrs. Frank Hufford was taken by ambulance Monday from Hocking Valley Hospital to her home in Rockbridge.
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Logan
Frank Hufford
Hocking Valley Hospital
Rockbridge
Logan James Vasko and Gertrude Lyons Wed in Glouster Route 3
Marriage licenses show Logan James Vasko 28 a mechanic of Glouster and Gertrude M Lyons 29 a machine operator of Glouster Route 3 obtained a license together. The listing notes both parties and their occupations and addresses.
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Logan
James Vasko
Gertrude M. Lyons
Glouster
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Hocking County Health Department
Harriett Davis
Benton
Fred Mowrey
Washington
Add Sanborn
Wara
Ever Sheets
Marion
Charles H. Frasure
Falls
Gover Carpenter
Good Hope
Francis Myers
Owen F. Yaw
Charles Barker
C. S. Matheny
Board of Health
Paul Shaw
John Krieg
The
Tuberculosis and Health Association
J. W. Doering
Wallace Fe, Blake
James Frey
Ralph Moorhead
Rosemary Switzer
Marie Dupler
Miss Davis
Charles Fitzgerald
Lorena Larimer
Athens Messenger
Little Rock
Byron House
Ark
Hugh Meldrim
Beethoven
Middle States
South
John Allen
Crago Adair
C. F. Akers
Zoa Blosser
Virgil Harman
Emerson Poston
Earl Elberfeld
John H. Ludlow
Charles Notestone
Albert Seabright
Harold Kelch
Risch
Hollister
Mary Fowler
Richard Gable
Robert Gable
Charles Evans
Charles Eaton
James Hummel
Paul Hunsaker
Harold Rheinscheid
Max _ Robinette
Cecil Scott
Glen Wilson
Robert Sigler
Eunice Spencer
Soil Conservation Diary
By Wallace A. Gillogly
Hocking
F&am Lodge
Ranger
EDSEL
Ford
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Ford Motor Company
Ray Riggs, Inc
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
the Electric Co
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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