Big 1952 Hocking County Fair Closes Amid Continued Cheer
Logan reports the Hocking County fair has ended with Saturday the busiest day drawing about 7000 attendees and 4500 on Sunday. Fair officials thank volunteers as premiums and bills move to courthouse auditorium. Highlights include a tractor rodeo won by Keith Skinner with 271.7 points and a pet show with nearly 60 entries.
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Fair Board
Fair
William Johnston
Ed Miller
Johnston
Hocking County
Keith Skinner
Clarence Skinner
Union Furnace
Skinner
Timothy Sudlow
H. F. Sudlow
Jim Nihiser
Harold Nihiser
Mike Yates
Don Yates
Miller Rd
Donnie Davis
Delbert Davis
Pleasant
James Smith
J. B. Wagoner
Andy Acker
Bobby Dean Davis
Joe Ruff
Jim Strawn
Bob Rainier
Tommy Hahn
Miller
Howard Nowels
John Burgess
Ralph Rheinscheid
Joe Campbell
Worthington Park
S. H. Shipsides
Evelyn Hansel
Joseph Phillips
Robert White
Hazel Heft
Pat Trowbridge
Sandy Patchen
Gretchen Rochester
Sharon Nowels
Jimmy Blume
Chris Myers
Paulette Holtzen
John Willison
Texas Willison
Eleanor Winters
Marlene Blosser
Betty Conrad
Sally Dennis
Mildred Ankron
Susan
Services Held For Grogg Infant in Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Graveside services were held at noon Sunday in Pleasant Hill Cemetery for James Grogg infant son of Mr and Mrs Freeman Grogg Logan Route 4. The child died at birth at Hocking Valley Hospital at 5 23 p m. Saturday. Surviving are two brothers Freeman Jr and Roger five sisters Nellie Jane Delores Wilma and Yvonne all at home the maternal grandmother Mrs Lowery Bush Florida and the paternal grandmother Mrs Martha Grogg W Va.
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Logan
Pleasant Hill
James Grogg
Freeman Grogg
Hocking Valley Hospital
Freeman, Jr
Roger
Nellie
Jane
Delores
Wilma
Yvonne
Lowery Bush
Florida
Martha Grogg
W. Va
Logan Soldier Ends Service in Germany
Pfc. Richard L. Phillips of Logan Ohio completes a tour with the 43d Infantry Division in Germany. A rifleman with Company E 172nd Infantry Regiment he entered service in October 1950 and arrived in Europe in June 1951.
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43D Infantry
Germany
Richard L. Phillips
Dwight R. Phillips
W. Fort St
Logan
Ohio
United States
43D Infantry Division
172Nd Infantry
Phillips
Army
Europe
Registration Tonight for First Aid Class
Logan residents are invited to register tonight in the Red Cross rooms for the fall first aid class. Mrs. Mary Thompson announces instructors Mrs. Arthur Mason and Mrs. Lawrence Holzapfel. A September Rockbridge class will be led by Rev. Calvin Rice. Courses are free with a $1 fee for a first aid manual.
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Logan
Red Cross
Mary Thompson
Arthur Mason
Lawrence Holzapfel
Rockbridge
Calvin Rice
Three Men Fined In Mayor Rog er Friend's Court
Logan Logan three men were fined over the weekend in Mayor Roger Friend's court. Lloyd Loning, 42, was fined $25 and costs on fighting charges filed by the city police. Jesse M Ansel, 97, Enterprise, fined $25 and costs on fighting charges by the State Highway Patrol after a minor accident at routes 33 and 180. Glendon O Smith, 31, Rockbridge, fined $15 and costs for passing at an intersection as charged by the patrol.
Hocking Teachers Plan Annual Meeting
The Hocking County Teachers Association will hold its annual meeting October 9 at Logan Evangelical United Brethren Church. Floyd Riggs, the president, said 80 to 100 county teachers are expected to attend the dinner meeting. Rev. J. Harrison of Lancaster Boys Industrial School will speak. Music will be provided by high school pupils from county schools.
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Logan
Hocking County Teachers Association
Logan Evangelical United Brethren Church
Floyd Riggs
Riggs
J. Harrison
Lancaster Boys Industrial School
Ben Ash Sets Fastest Time At Hocking County Harness Meet
Rain and mud delayed two days of racing at the Hocking County Fair. Saturday program saw Ben Ash win the second heat of the classified trot in 2 11 1/5, while Joe Cash led the 2:16 pace first heat and Direct won the second heat. Other winners included Etna Law, Lauretta Belle, Jinny Right, and Mr Chairman with purses of 375 dollars each. Harley Meyer served as speed superintendent and Forest Day as starter.
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Logan
Hocking County Fair
Ben Ash
Joe Cash
Andy Wilson
McConnelsville
Iona
Fred van Matre
London
Ironton
Lauretta Belle
Nettie Barnhart
Athens
Lib Hanover
Maryal Ranch
Maitland
Fla
Jinny Right
H. M Rowan
Etna Law
Mr. Chairman
McConne
Union Furnace Names Temporary Postmaster
Mrs. Virginia McGee of Union Furnace is appointed temporary postmaster succeeding William Stewart who moved to Columbus. She will assume full duties Oct. 1 after working in the post office under Stewart for the past month.
Relief for hot flashes from Lydia Pinkham medicines
An advertisement claims Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets ease midlife distress from hot flashes. Doctors' tests reportedly show relief in 63 and 80 percent of cases, with a calming effect and promised blessed relief for change of life symptoms.
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Lydia Pinkham
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Rotroff
George Lerch
Logan High School
William Gasbarro
Chauncey-Dover
Katharine McCoy
Buchtel
Tom Hoy
Mary Jane McKinley
Carbon Hill
James Horwell
Laurelville
Clifford Kerns
Kerns
Murray City
Thomas Hill
Haydenville
James Hissom
Karl Witzler
Ohio University
Future Farmers of America
Chamber of Commerce
Bobbie Dean Davis
Union Furnace High School
Lois Burcham
Everett Burcham
Farmers of America
Andy Ucker
Thomas Ucker
N. Walnut St
Charles Zigler
Eddie Bryant
Bill Johnstom
Hocking
Grogg Infant
Harley Meyer
Forest Day
Charles Wright
Nelsonville
Lydie Pinkham
Lgule
Quick's
Sohio
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