Hocking Farm Bureau Women Attend Southern Ohio Rally
Logan Hocking County Farm Bureau women join more than 500 farm women from 14 southern Ohio counties for the Ohio Farm Bureau Women’s rally set for October 14 at Piketon High School. A chartered bus departs Logan at 8 am and returns by 6 pm with a $3.10 fare and a $1.35 chicken barbecue. Principal speaker is Mrs. Ferris Owen of Newark, a mother of four and OSU graduate with travel abroad highlights.
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Logan—Hocking County
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
Piketon High School
County Farm Bureaus
Hocking County Farm Bureau
Piketon
Logan
Paul Shaw
Ferris Owen
Newark
Europe
Denmark
Sweden
Russia
Austria
France
Belgium
England
Owen
Ohio State University
American Association of University Women
Pickaway Man Baces Charges of Burglary
A Pickaway County man, James Hysell, 23, Circleville Route 4, was secretly indicted for the Laurelville Feed and Grain Co burglary last June 14. He and his brother Paul R. Hysell, 34, Columbus, faced prior Circleville service station burglary and saw Hysell placed on five years probation. James Hysell awaits arraignment in Logan Common Pleas Court before Judge Harley Meyer.
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Logan
Pickaway County
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
James Hysell
Circleville Route 4
Laurelville Feed and Grain Co
Hysell
Common Pleas Court
Circleville
Laurelville
Paul R. Hysell
Columbus
Ohio
Harley Meyer
Two Persons Get Hearings
Logan officials held weekend hearings in Mayor Francis Myers court on city police charges. Emil Conn, 50, Logan, pled guilty to intoxication and disorderly conduct. Floyd I. Green, 42, Lancaster Route 4, fined 15 dollars plus costs for reckless operation on W Front St. Noah R. Guess, 23, Logan Route 4, cited for speeding on S Mulberry St.. Joseph J. Fisher, 21, Logan Route 3, also charged with no operator license. Nan cy V. Clemens, 44, Lancaster, cited for speeding on E Front St. at 2:15 a.m. Sunday. All ordered to appear in mayor's court.
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Logan
Francis Myers
Emil Conn
Floyd I. Green
Lancaster
W. Front St
Noah R. Guess
Logan Route 4
S. Mulberry St
Joseph J. Fisher
Logan Route 3
E. Front St
Nancy V. Clemens
Contempt Hold for Logan Man Over Child Support
Logan Lowell L. Nihiser, 30, of Logan Route 2, is jailed on an attachment contempt of court for failing to provide for a minor child. Complaint filed by Delma Hankison Kraft.
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Logan
Lowell L. Nihiser
Delma Hankison Kraft
Two Wrecks Investigated Near Laurelville
Deputy John Wells investigated two Sunday accidents. On Thompson Ridge Road a bike rider 6, Richard Brown of Laurelville, was not hurt after a car driven by Glen M. Johnson 52 Circleville swerved into his path. On Conrad Hollow Road a 15 year old passenger Everett Colmar suffered a forehead bruise in a collision between a Phillips car and a Disbennett car.
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Logan
John Wells
Thompson Ridge
Laurelville
Glen M. Johnson
Circleville
Richard Brown
Johnson
Harold Brown
Conrad Hollow Road
Route 56
William H. Phillips
Bloomingville
Donald E. Disbennett
Everett Colmar
Phillips
Donna Jo di
Mrs Watts Dies At 56 In Logan
Marie Watts 56 died after a long illness at her home 545 W Hunter St Logan. She was wife of Otis Watts and mother of Verle Watts and Mrs James Harbarger. She leaves three brothers and two grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday First EUB Church with Rev Dunkle officiating. Burial in Ewing Cemetery.
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Logan
Marie Watts
W. Hunter St
Otis Watts
Fairfield County
Elmer
Rebecca Allen Conkle
EUB
James G. Harbarger
Columbus
Verle Watts
Delbert Conkle
Willis Conkle
James Conkle
Soil Conservation Dairies Install Tile In Perry Township Plan
Logan E D and Wayne Schaals of Perry Township install 230 rods of tile on their farm under a complete plan with main tile on a .5 grade and over 4.6 feet depth. Laterals delayed due to unstable sandy soil. They built a 13 foot deep pond of .35 acre to water cattle and for fire protection. Nearby residents tout polyphosphate sealing tests on ponds and scout plans for Green Hill Lake at Green Township.
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Logan
E. D
Wayne Schaal
Perry Township
Schaals
Alfred Disbennett
Salt Creek
Earl DeLong
Karschner
Woman Breaks Hip In Fall In Logan
Mrs. Margaret Weaver of 62 N. Depot St was hospitalized after a fall at her daughter Mrs A F Evans home. She suffered a broken hip and a dislocated shoulder and was taken by ambulance to Lancaster Fairfield Hospital where she is in Room 123. Mrs Edwin Barker was also taken
Natural Tunnel on Southern Railway Noted in Virginia
The Natural Tunnel in Virginia on the Southern Railway is believed to be unique in such use. It measures 1557 feet in length. Nearby Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico have homes cooled by air drawn from the caverns. A woman from Logan was transported by ambulance to Mount St. Mary Hospital in Nelsonville for treatment.
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Southern Railway
Virginia
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Logan
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Right to Work Debate Echoes From Readers
A collection of letters and quotes from U.S. workers and readers about Right to Work laws. Claims include retaliation against union membership, support for voluntary membership, and criticism of compulsory dues. Items reference unions, the Railway Labor Act, and various cities and states.
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Afl-Cio
Reader’s Digest
N.Y
David Lawrence
Herald Tribune
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American Federation of Musicians
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Boy Scout Council
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Athens Messenger
Belk
U. S. Senate
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Reader's Digest
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Columbus Dispatch
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