Bloodmobile Visit Highlights Logan Leadership Efforts
Logan leaders met in City Hall to coordinate juvenile problem handling among the Juvenile Court, city council and administration. Officials discussed school support, traffic around Hilltop, and potential classes for slow learners while noting 98 percent of students cause no issues. A blood donation drive in Logan fell short of its 150 pint goal, collecting 89 pints from 121 volunteers with many from Natco, Hocking Honor Camp, and local factories.
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Hocking
Bloodmobile
Logan
Em City
Roy Kelch
Wallace E. Blake
Rhea Bangert Brown
Court
Jin
Kay Doering
Hocking C County
Hilltop
Dean Collison
Harvey Ellinger
William S. Miller
Joseph Phillips
Ralph Blume
Hocking County
EUB
Red Cross
Natco
Haydenville
Logan Clay Products Co
Sun Glow Factory
Vinton County
Godman Shoe Co
G-E Logan*Glass Works
Health Board Moves Meeting Date Ahead
Logan County Health Board reschedules its November session to Tuesday November 1 to avoid election day confusion. The move places the meeting in the Falls Township office which will host polling booths and ballot boxes on election day, altering the usual first Monday schedule.
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Health Board
Llogan
Logan-Hocking County Board of Health
Falls Township
Upper Flats Halloween Halloween Plans and Club Elections
Mr Flats and Mrs Jesse B rowd from Holger Hospital expect to return to teaching at HO. Mrs A Ray Roush remains a patient at Holzer Hospital. Mrs Jesse Brown, Mrs Arnett Roush, Mrs Gerald Rood and Gertrude Motts recently visited. Hillbillie 4 H Club elected Ruth Boswell president Clara Jo Robinson vice president Pe Blessing secretary Bud Boswell treasurer Gerald Reed Jr song leader Hattie McDermitt game leader. Adult counselors are Gerald Blessing Grace Sullivan Goldie McDermitt and Arnett Roush. Next meeting at Melvin Roush home. North Mason ORY invited club to masked Halloween party at White Church basement.
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A. Ray Roush
Holzer Hospital
Jesse Brown
Arnett Roush
Gerald Rood
Gertrude Motts
Hill Billie 4-H Club
Ruth
Bud Boswell
Ruth Boswell
Clara Jo Robinson
Pe Blessing
Gerald Reod
Hattie McDermitt
Gerald Clarence Blessing
Grace Sullivan
Goldie McDermitt
Melvin Roush
North Mason Ory
Hose Theft Charged In Local Store Case
Michael Glynn, 64, of Portsmouth, arraigned for petty larceny after stealing seven pairs of men’s hose from G. C. Murphy Co. store in Logan. Glynn pleaded guilty, fined 100 dollars plus costs, and jailed for non payment after police found hoses on him.
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Logan
G. C. Murphy Co
Michael Glenn
Portsmouth
Joseph Phillips
Glynn
Arthur Gasser
Estate Appraisal Filed In Logan Probate Court
An inventory and appraisement valued at 4000 dollars lists Carlos Poling of Logan as the estate subject to probate. Appraisers are Harry Smith Howad Rolsten and Ralph Moorhead. Hazel Poling serves as administratrix.
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LOGAN
Carlos Poling
Harry Smith
Howad Rolsten
Ralph Moorhead
Hazel Poling
The Great Divide as Rocky Mountain watershed name
The note states that The Great Divide is simply another designation for the Rocky Mountain watershed, clarifying geographic naming. The term refers to the division of river systems within the region and aligns with hydrological boundaries used in cartography.
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Great Divide
Rocky Mountain
Corning Social Notes Highlights Local Church Activities
Corning reports Women’s Society for World Service members attended the Newark Women’s Institute and plan a General Men’s Congress representative from the Local Brotherhood to meet in Indianapolis October 28 to 30. A Men’s Day event at EUB Church featured Rev. Paul Stockman. Local visits included Mrs. Jesse Richardson with Columbus relatives and Frances Thaxton of Rosedale staying with Isabell Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas of Toledo also visited. The WSWS met in EU Church parlor with Mrs. Lahoma Jenking hosting. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff celebrated a birth in Bridgeport Conn for daughter Mrs. John Harvey. baby named David William. The Philosophy Class hosted a steak supper for teachers at the local cafeteria. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ochs and their Columbus son visited, and a Games Party in Banesville drew several women including Mrs. Jessie Richardson.
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Isabell Thomas
Thomas
Frank Thomas
Toledo
WSWS
Lahoma Jenking
Charles Woodruff
John Harvey
Bridgeport
Cold Antarctica preserves found items for years
The extreme Antarctic cold helps preserve various items including food, wood, printed matter, and even matches. Many such artifacts are discovered years later in unusually good condition, illustrating the remarkable preservation environment.
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Antarctic
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Natcom Howard St. Clair
Wendell Keels
Donald R. Dalton
Guy Hartman
Harold B. Dishong
Lawrence D. Oliver
James Hood
Charles Gastin
Floyd L. Allen
Devol F. Bush
Carl L. Locke
James T Starr
Raymond Stover
Tracy Conrad
Christopher L. Crothers
Robert Walls
Waldo A. Lehman
William E. Smith
Don, Turner
Clyde Backus
James A. Babbitt
Ted A. Moening
Raymond G. Shearer
Walter M
Homer E Cooper
Lewis E. Calvert
George W. Davis
Willard Baker
Rudolph W Rempel
Jack L. McGuire
Robert J. Bartholomew
James R. McClain
Sun Glow
David A. Dow “S
Mike Eaton
Owen Reynol
Donald Ogg
Edward B. Wolfe
Wilbur C. Bray
Frank W. Brewer
Virgil A. Richards
Carroll Mace
Robert Reliford
Ed Stufflebean
Vin
Helen R. Saltz
Lydiana
Verlin Saltz
Gladys Kinney
Nadean E. Eberts
Goldie
Askiny
Flats
Jesse Browd
Holger Hospital
North Mason
St. Mark
Tre Clectrie
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
National Research Council
Food and Nutrition Board
Food & Nutrition Board
Holsum Unified Bakers
Corning Social Notes
Robert Ochs
Son of
Columbus
Banesville
Jessie Richardson
Ohio Food Market
United Stamps
North Court St
Athens
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