Three Hocking Men to Attend District Fish-Game Hearings
Three Hocking County men Marvin Nungester Ray Hummel and Charles Ringhiser will attend a district fish and game hearing in Cambridge on Thursday June 13. Hummel was elected county sportsmen representative and Ringhiser as former representative. The state hearing will be June 27 in Columbus at the Division of Wildlife offices.
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Hocking County
Cambridge
Marvin Nungester
Ray Hummel
Logan
Charles Ringhiser
Logan Rt. 2
Hummel
Ringhiser
Hocking
Division of Wildlife
Department of Natural Resources
Dublin Rd
Columbus
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Admissions
Birth: a four pound 15 ounce boy to Mr and Mrs James Larimer Logan at 2 30 am today. Admissions include Mrs Norman Jones Logan Rt 4 accident and Leo Redhenwaldt Logan medical. Dismissal: Mrs Jerry Bourne and son Logan Rt 4.
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James Larimer
Logan
Norman Jones
Logan Rt
Leo Redhenwaldt
Jerry Bourne
Woman Angler Forfeits Bond in Fishing Without a License
Pataskala resident Mrs. June Coe forfeited 15 dollars in Mayor Myers' court after failing to appear on a charge of fishing without a license. She was arrested at Lake Logan by county game protector Marvin Nungester.
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June Coe
Myers
Stephen E. Blankenship 69 Dies in New Straitsville
Stephen E. Blankenship 69 of New Straitsville Rt 1 died at 2 55 p m Friday in Hocking Valley Hospital where he had been a patient since April 14 He was a retired employee of the New Straitsville brick plant and a member of Hocking Valley Lodge 262 IOOF and New Straitsville Lodge 484 F AM Survivors include two sons Daniel Timothy Blankenship and Jacob Vinton Blankenship a daughter Rosa Ann Edwards a brother Harvey Barney Blankenship a sister Anna Gilley and four grandchildren Funeral services will be at 10 a m Monday at the Oroville EFAB Church with burial in New Straitsville Cemetery Masonic memorial services will be at the Leonard Funeral Home Sunday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen E. Blankenship
New Straitsville Rt. 1
Hocking Valley Hospital
New Straitsville
Mr. Blankenship
James V
Hester Ann Stephenson Blankenship
Hocking County
Blankenship
Hocking Valley
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
F&am
Daniel Timothy Blankenship
U.S. Marine Corps
Jacob Vinton Blankenship
Akron
Rosa Ann Edwards
Man Fined for Violation of Mining Regulations
William Wilkinson of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to violating mining regulations. He was fined 100 dollars with 50 dollars suspended plus costs by Judge Harley Meyer. The charge cited mine refuse deposited within 30 feet of a public road in Washington Township around May 3 without a required permit.
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William Wilkinson
Nelsonville
Harley Meyer
Hubert Lappen
Washington
300 Workers Laid Off At Midland Steel in Cleveland
Midland Steel Products Co announces about 300 workers laid off in recent weeks due to slowed Buick auto frame orders in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Midland Steel Products Co
Buick
Drag Race Concerns Prompt Call For Local Drag Strips
A Logan reader argues teens should have designated drag strips to curb highway racing and related wrecks. The letter urges city growth support and cites other cities with dedicated tracks. A second letter endorses moving the alumni dance back to Logan High School to avoid risk for guests.
Ohio Power Names Newark Office Management Shifts
Ohio Power Co announces new duties in the Newark electrical operations division. Walter E. Spitzer becomes division superintendent of electrical operations succeeding Emmett R. Wells who moves to consultant duties. Frank M. Tedrick becomes distribution superintendent and Homer G. Hornung is named division distribution engineer. All changes take effect June 1.
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Ohio Power Co
Newark
Walter E. Spitzer
Emmett R. Wells
Ohio Power
Spitzer
Frank M. Tedrick
Utility
Homer G. Hornung
Ralph Woodard to Receive Master’s Degree
Mr. Ralph E. Woodard will earn a master’s degree after three years of graduate study at Ohio State and Oak Ridge School of Reactor Technology. He plans to work at Wright Air Development Center in Dayton after graduation this August. he and his wife Virginia Lou Williams Woodard have three children.
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William Maffin
E. Hunter St
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Ralph E. Woodard
Virginia Lou Williams
Logan High School
Woodard
Maffin
Wittenberg College
Ohio State University
Oak Ridge School of Reactor Technology
Springfield
Wright Air Development Center
Wright-Patterson Field
Dayton
Woodards
Daryl
Ruth
Lee
Boy Bicyclist Uninjured In Traffic Mishap
A 10 year old bicyclist escaped injury when his bike collided with a state truck on S Spring St. Roger Finnearty, son of Effie Finnearty of 770 E Main St, was riding when the boy pulled from an alley into the truck’s right front fender. Driver Joseph Reichley, 41, Logan Rt 2, was southbound. a parked truck hid the boy briefly. Police also noted a minor two car collision on N Mulberry St at 2 10 p m Friday involving Elizabeth Garrett and Rose Adcock.
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S. Spring St
Roger Finnearty
Effie Finnearty
E. Main St
Joseph C. Reichley
Logan Rt. 2
Reichley
Spring St
Main
Second Sts
Mulberry St
Elizabeth L. Garrett
New Straitsville
Funeral Services Held Today For John F. Heigle
Funeral services for John F. Heigle 76 a noted Hocking County farmer were held at 2 p m at Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev Ewing Ross officiating Heigle died of a heart attack Wednesday while planting corn at his Big Pine Road farm Music was provided by Pansy Wylie Velva Brashares and Carl Spence Pallbearers were Earl Keck Sherman Harble Ray Vorhees Noel North Jack North and Olen Lama Burial in Prospect Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Heigle
Hocking County
Heinlein
Ewing Ross
Heigle
Big Pine Rd
Pansy Wylie
Velva Brashares
Carl Spence
Earl Keck
Sherman Harble
Ray Vorhees
Noel North
Jack North
Olen Lama
Prospect Cemetery
Two Hocking County School Boards Postpone Meetings
East Hocking and West Hocking boards of education in Ohio postpone their regular meetings by one week. The East Hocking session moves to June 10 and the West Hocking to June 11. Bus drivers cooks and janitors will be hired, with applications due to the clerks before the new meeting dates.
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East Hocking Board of Education
West Hocking Board of Education
James Frey
East Hocking Board
West Hocking Board
Gene Sheline To Hurl Opening Game For Logan Braves
Gene Sheline, ex-Union Furnace High School star, is slated to start for the Logan Braves Sunday at home against Sunnyhill, the defending Hocking Valley champion. Manager Hickory Oliver ordered a 12:30 p.m. report for infield and batting practice with a 1:30 p.m. field takeover for a half-hour session before the game. Logan aims for a strong start in its valley loop return after several seasons.
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Gene Sheline
Union Furnace High School
Hickory Oliver
Logan Braves
Sunnyhill
Hocking Valley Association
Oliver
LHS
Braves
Logan
Valley Loop
GE team to practice in Midget Baseball League
The General Electric midget baseball team will hold a 10 30 a m practice Monday at the LHS baseball field announced by manager Chuck Steward. Vignettes report hospital admissions and a funeral with local residents noted.
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General Electric
LHS
Chuck Steward
Logan Driver Faces Reckless Driving Hearing in Myers Court
A hearing is to be scheduled for Logan Driver age 21 in Mayor Francis Myers' court on a reckless driving charge. The case stems from an alleged near collision on Homer Ave involving Pittman, also 21, of 497 E. Hunter St., named by Paul Summel as the reporting party.
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Francis Myers
Thomas L. Pittman
E. Hunter St
Paul Summel
Pittman
Homer Ave
Ohio grain prices hold steady in cash market
Ohio Department of Agriculture grain quotes show No 2 red wheat largely steady at 1.89 to 1.91 per bushel and 1.86 to 1.92 range. No 2 yellow corn mostly unchanged around 1.68 to 1.71. Oats steady at 0.70 to 0.71 and No 1 yellow typean around 2.10 to 2.14.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Agricash
Funeral services held today for Mrs Rosa Sites Woltz
Funeral services for Mrs Rosa Sites Woltz 78 were held at 10 30 a m at St Matthew Lutheran Church Sugar Grove conducted by Rev Paul E Klopfer. Music was by Mrs Lou Blume Mrs Floyd Steele and Miss Mary Kohler with pallbearers listed. Burial in Prospect Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Sites Woltz
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Sugar Grove
Paul E. Klopfer
Lou Blume
Floyd Steele
Mary Kohler
Don Matheny
Harold Walker
Chris Emde
Elmer Shull
Harry Sharp
Floyd Kellenbarger
Logan Issues Water and Sewer Bills for Dec-Apr
Logan patrons received water and sewer bills covering December through April. Bills are due by June 15 with a 10 percent penalty after that and June 30 cutoff to avoid water shutoff. A 10 percent water tax starts now and ends with 1957. a 4 mill operating levy begins after. Water office hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday.
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Logan
Cleon Tucker
City Water Office
1957 LHS Grad Named Deputy Clerk of Courts
Miss Linda M. Mundy has been appointed Hocking County deputy clerk of courts to fill the vacancy created by Mrs. Robert Miller s resignation on April 30. A 1957 Logan High School graduate, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Mundy of 735 E Second St.
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Linda M. Mundy
Hocking County
Robert Miller
Logan High School
Miss Mundy
Ralph Mundy
E. Second St
Chicago Livestock Prices at Chicago Market Report
Salable hogs 1000 head with a 44 head lot at 210 lb reaching 20.65, highest since 1955. Hogs ranged 18.75 to 20.35 across weights. Salable cattle 100 with steers and heifers in multiple weight ranges up to 26.75. Cows, bulls, and vealers quoted from 12.00 to 26.00. Salable sheep 100 with lambs from 20.00 to 25.00 and ewes 4.00 to 8.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago W
USDA
LHS Boosters Plan Election Wednesday
John Yates announces the 1957-58 officer and director nominees for the LHS Chieftains Boosters. The group meets Wednesday night at 8 in the Logan junior high music room to elect officers and directors with floor nominations possible.
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John Yates
LHS Chieftains Boosters
Toda
Logan Junior High School
Yates
Hickory Oliver
Wayne Dennis
Alan MacMillen
Bob Paxton
Milliken Resigns to Resume Education Doctorate Work
Russell Milliken, Logan East principal 1950 54, resigns as Washington County elementary supervisor. His Washington County board term ends June 29. he begins a year in residence at Indiana University July 1 toward a doctorate in education. His wife Dorothy also resigns from Barlow Vincent High School to accompany him.
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Russell Milliken
Logan East
Washington County
Milliken
Washington County Board of Education
Indiana University
Dorothy
Union Furnace
Logan
Barlow-Vincent High School
Nail growth rate overview shows modest yearly gain
The text states that fingernails grow at a rate slightly above one and a half inches per year. This figure offers a simple estimate of nail growth over time without additional context or supporting details.
Executors Named and Will Probated in county probate records
James A. Linn of Logan Route 2 is appointed executor of Margaret J. Linn’s estate. Leslie G. Johnson of Logan is appointed administrator of Sophronia Hoke’s estate. Margaret J. Linn’s will is admitted to probate leaving $500 to each child Ruth E. Huffman and Floyd F. Linn and the remainder to James A. Linn. Wavalene Coakley sues Floyd E. Coakley for divorce on cruelty grounds and seeks restoration to her maiden name Wavalene Helber.
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James A. Linn
Logan Rt. 2
Margaret J. Linn
Leslie G. Johnson
Logan
Sophronia Hoke
Logan Rfc
Benton Twp
Ruth E. Huffman
Floyd F. Linn
Wavalene Coakley
Common Pleas Court
Floyd E. Coakley
Wavalene Helber
Equitable
Sheep Dipping Service Slated For Wednesday
Charles Ingraham county agricultural agent reminds farmers that a commercial sheep dipping service will be conducted in the county on Wednesday June 5. Farmers should contact the extension office by Monday morning to arrange the service. The cost is 20 cents per head regardless of size.
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Charles Ingraham
Ingraham
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