Five Logsdon brothers in armed forces from Salem area
MT and Mrs Wilfrid Logsdon of four miles south of Carey boast five sons serving in the armed forces. Cpl Edmund B. Logsdon at Quantico Virginia and Lt James R Logsdon now overseas. Sgts Herman and Harold L Logsdon twins at Parris Island. Pvt Charles P Logsdon at San Marcos Texas. Edmund a 1935 Salem High School graduate wounded on Guadalcanal in 1942. James a 1937 graduate and Army Air Corps pilot. Herman and Harold a 1941 Salem grad and Marines electro technicians. Patrick Logsdon a 1944 Salem graduate with the Army Air Corps at San Marcos.
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Wilfrid Logsdon
Carey
Armed Services
Edmund B. Logsdon
Quantico
James R. Logsdon
Lake Charles
Herman J
Harold L.logsdon
Parris Island
S. C
Charles “P. Logsdon
San Marcos
Texas
Edmund Logsdon
Salem High School
U. S. Marine Corps
Cuadalcanal
James R. Logsden
Army Air Corps
Herman
Set
Harold Logsdon
Salem
Marine Air Corps
Patrick Logsdon
Changes in Ohio game laws announced by conservation commission
The Ohio conservation commission released tentative adjustments to game laws from a June hearing in Columbus. Major points include unchanged squirrel seasons for south and north zones, all game seasons starting at noon on the same day, revised dates for deer in Adams Pike and Scioto counties, and a new prohibition on using or releasing carp and goldfish in inland lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Conservation Commission
Columbus
Coen
Lake Erie
Adams Pike
Scioto
Commission
Farm Real Estate Price Rise Tied to Land Quality
A 1943 study covers six Ohio counties showing farm real estate prices up about 5 percent from early 1943 levels. Analysts warn price inflation stems mainly from low quality land purchases while high quality land rises slower. mortgage credit patterns show similar equity in buyers of both land types, raising concerns about future price stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
H. R. Moore
Department of Rural Economics and Rural Sociology
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Land Quality Compared to Purchaser Prices
The article compares land quality and prevailing prices, noting high quality land outsells low quality land at similar market rates. It emphasizes buyer advantage in selecting superior parcels and suggests price parity does not negate quality factors.
Sports Clubs Embrace Future Generations in Conservation
Conservation Commissioner Don Waters notes that about 600 organizations in Ohio rely on sportsmen for funding and leadership. He says clubs engage in politics, public education, legislation and financial support for conservation, with license fees funding game and fish work and related forestry and water projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Waters
Waters
Nic
Ohio
Ohio Fish Sales Rules Blurred by District Limits
The Inland fishing district allows unlimited sales of carp catfish buffalo sheepshead carp suckers and suckers with catfish limited to 40 at a time. The Lake Erie district restricts sales to commercial species of jegeri lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lake Erie
Priests Housekeepers Retreat Dates Announced
The Our Lady of Consolation Shrine hosts the housekeepers retreat from July 10 to 14 led by Rt Rev William J Spiegel Worthington Odelia Kehn serves as president of the housekeepers sodality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Shrine
William J. Spiegel
Worthington
Odelia Kehn
Housekeepers’ Sodality
Highway markers damaged by vandals plea to motorists
Columbus Ohio highway officials warn defaced route markers and center lines create traffic hazards and raise maintenance costs. Director H G Sours cites metal shortages hindering replacements and notes vandals include hunters and rock throwers while some signs are stolen from highways.
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Columbus, O
H. G. Sours
Sours
75 Year History of Sisters of St. Francis in Tiffin
The Sisters of St. Francis mark a 75 year history with a three day diamond jubilee in July. Founded in 1869 by Rev Joseph Bihn and Mother Mary Francis, the order established St. Francis Home, caring for hundreds of orphans and elderly residents, and expanding across Ohio in parishes and schools.
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Sisters of St. Francis
Tiffin
Mary Francis
Father Bihn
Cleveand
Tiffy St. Joseph
Elizabeth Schaeffer
Mary Ann
M. Alacoque
Marty Schaeffer
M. Nativity
Cunegunda Schmidt
M. Ludmilla
St. Joseph’s Parish
Citizens’ Hospital and Orphan Asylum
St. Francis Home
M. Rose
Frenchtown
Blakeslee St. Joseph
Garey
Our Lady of Consolation
Edgerton
St. Mary
Fort Jennings
St. Joseph
St Nicholas
Millersville
New Washington St. Bernard
North Auburn
Mother of Sorrows
Peru
St. Alphonsoe
Reed Assumption
Custor St Louis
New Cleveland
Holy Family
St Francis
Moths Attack Wardrobe In Spring Clutter
Moths thrive when furs and woolens linger, spring brings a peak in damage. Sunshine and thorough brushing, washing, and dry cleaning kill larvae, while moth flakes and sealed storage deter future infestations. Use sunning, brushing, and moth flakes, with sealed spaces and gaskets to protect stored garments.
Northwest Council Groupt Meets At Rein Hart Home
An outdoor Northwest Council meeting was held June 15 at the home of Mr and Mrs Linus Rein hart south of Carey. The session covered minutes and a short business portion with discussions on benefits of cooperatives and a hospitalization project for rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Council
Linus Reinhart
Carey
Rell Call
Holman
Ohio Cooperator
Columbus
Fulton Lewis Jr
Farr Bureau
America
Orville Wohlgamuth
Typewriter Ribbons Sold At The Carey Times
Local shop advertises adding machine ribbons and typewriter ribbons from any make. Carey Times notes availability and pricing for office supply needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
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Harold L
C. Patrick
Fdmund B
Logsdon
Xdigsdon
A. Cal
Founds Community
Lorain
Rom
Lorain St Joseph’s Hospital
Toledo
St Joseph Hall
St Anthony
Miss Callahan
Dees
Army Transport Corps
England
Bengal & Assam
India
U. S. Army Transportation Corps
TMS Raiway
Chita
Association OF American Railroads
Low Brother
Mand
Miller’s Dog
Miller
Farm Bureau Cooperative
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