Columbus Ohio Address of Fred W H Johnson
Fred W H Johnson is listed as Chairman at 10 NM High Street in Columbus Ohio.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1948
Page
3
Fred W H Johnson is listed as Chairman at 10 NM High Street in Columbus Ohio.
The comparison highlights tax reductions and costs from the Herbert era. It contrasts increased school aid and welfare funding with later vetoes and limited new contracts. Notable figures include highway contracts valued at millions, thousands of civil service exams, and substantial local government disbursements.
In the final campaign week for the November 2 general election, Hocking County sees rising political activity. Absentee voting lags 1944 figures but 126 ballots have been mailed with 180 applications. 6 30 p.m. Thursday is deadline. Multiple contests appear on the ballot including Walter Ek and Joseph C. Allen for Congress, L P Mooney and John S. Richards for the General Assembly, and county posts with incumbents facing opposition.
Logan High School Players Guild prepares a program of one act plays to be shown Nov. 10 in the senior high school auditorium. The cast includes Janice Sater, John Lavag, Jayne Shriner, Teresa Geiger, Carl Judy, Rosie Sinnott, Don Kimble, Shirley Larimer, Richard Gerken, Marilyn Garverick, Rudy Rempel, Bonnie Fox, Phyllis Shorr, Margie Campbell, Martha Christman, Betty Schaad, Nancy Perkins, Harriet Schofield, Dick Poling and Wayne Price. Tickets go on sale Nov. 5.
The text notes that no Seminole Indians existed before 1775 and that they split from the Creek to settle in Florida. It also states there are about 100 tree species in Arizona.
Funeral services for Robert D. Terrel 30 who died of suffocation in a Maryland tourist camp were held at the Gore Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Merle V. Holcomb officiating assisted by Rev. Earl Miller and Rev. J. W. Steen. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Wallace Ravenscraft Woodrow Rollin Bobby Merrell Ravenscraft and John Austin.
Federal inspection of the Buckingham Coal Co Mine 219 in Congo reports 105 workers and 800 tons of coal daily. It urges extended rock-dusting near faces in dry rooms and entries, water toallay dust, and improved timbering and ventilation including air-lock doors and enclosed booster fan motors.
Weekend visitors include Lucy and Celia Dye from Ohio State University visiting Mr and Mrs Dale Dye along with families from Columbus Portsmouth and Florida. Hilbert Cox and Sharon Marie visited the Lyons. Woodrum family visits Galllipolis and Holzer Hospital trip. Booster Night attended by Powellson in Rio Grande and Hollis relocate to School Lot. Dorothy Gillogly and Julia Gorby visited from Gallipolis and New Lexington. Dr Clovis McKibben from Pasadena with the Ney and J D Carpenter families. Mrs Westina Crabtree also noted.
The United States most powerful coastal light house stands at Navesink near New York Harbor. It reaches 246 feet above sea level and its beam is visible up to 22 miles at sea.
Three Burmese women display rare skill in handling cobras as they tame and charm king cobras. Reports describe their ability to control snakes that respond to their movements and presence.
Miss June Peart and Mr. Arthur Rice wed in a candlelight ceremony October 15 at North Broadway Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Hibbard. The couple will reside in Columbus with Rice employed as an accountant after Baldwin-Wallace graduate.
The notice lists cleaning hours from 9:00 to 5:00 on Thursday and 9:00 to 12:00 on Saturday. Evening hours run from 7:00 to 9:00, with additional evenings by appointment.
Mrs Clara Gibbs of Maryland visited Mr and Mrs Kenneth Davis. Mr and Mrs Frank Talbert attended funeral services for his uncle Frank Montgomery. Families C E Stout and G B Stout with Loretta and Mary Ellen of Albany visited C W Stansbury of Columbus. They toured Shaughnessy Park zoo. Winnie Bolen visited daughter and son in law Austin and Mrs Reynoldsburg. Doris Randolph of Toledo visited her mother Emma Romine.
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