Western Radio and TV Stars in WLW Jamboree Tonight
Western radio and TV stars Ernie Lee Lee Jones the Rural Rangers and Charlie Gore of the Kenucky Boys perform at the LHS auditorium in a WLW Jamboree sponsored by the Lozan Kiwanis Club to raise funds for civic projects. Tickets available at Risch Drug Store.
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Ernie Lee
Lee Jones
The
Rural Rangers
Charlie Gore
Kenucky Boys
LHS Editorium
WLW
Lozan Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Big Brothers Camp
Risch Drug Store
Kentucky Boys
Zeke
Red Turner
Pleasant Valley Boys
South
Red
Cumberland Gap
Hills
Rangers
Bob Boyer
Ralph Cooke
Wally Brown
Chapmanville
W. V
Bob
Barton A Holl Attends OPS Meeting In Washington
Barton A Holl president of the Logan Clay Products Company represented the clay and sewer pipe industries at a meeting with Office of Price Stabilization officials in Washington D C. They reviewed a tentative tailored pricing regulation for masonry producers and discussed pricing practices with industry reps offering changes and clarifications. Ralph Cooke emerged as a notable fiddler with the Rural Rangers while Wally Brown provided accordion background from Walnut Creek.
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Barton A. Holl
Logan Clay Products Company
Office of Price Stabilization
Washington, D. C
Hall
Court appraisal in Huffines partition suit names acreage
In the partition suit of George Huffines against Herbert Huffines judges set the 68 acre Laurel Township tract at an appraisal of 1000 dollars by appraisers Charles Robinson George Kreachbaum and Clayton Kuhn.
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George Huffines
Herbert Huffines
Laurel Township
Charles Robinson
George Kreachbaum
Clayton Kuhn
Building Center Sues Francis Cox for $110.28 Plus Interest
The Building Center Company files suit in common pleas court against Francis Cox seeking judgment of $110.28 plus interest on an account claimed as due.
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The
Building Center Company
Francis Cox
Common Pleas Court
Surber Case Transferred to U S District Court
An entry in the clerk of courts records shows Ray Surber versus Roy S Jacobs and U S Gypsum Co Inc moved from Hocking County common pleas court to the United States District Court for the Southern District. Surber seeks damages from an automobile accident.
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Clerk of Courts Office
Ray Surber
Roy S. Jacobs
U. S. Gypsum Co., Inc
Hocking County
Real Estate Transfers In Perry and Starr Townships
Doyle and Jeanette Weaver transfer lots 52 53 54 and 55 in South Perry to Frank Cave. Fanny and Willis Gastin sell 1.16 acres in Starr Township to Charles and Mildred Campbell. George and Nell Good quit claim real estate in Perry Township to David and Marie Colliton. David and Marie Colliton transfer Perry Township real estate back to George and Nell Good. James and Stella Waits sell 7.9 acres in Ford to Thomas Ewing Van Meter. Hazel M Woodgeard acquires 9 acres in Laurel Township.
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Doyle
Jeanette Weaver
Frank Cave
Perry
Fanny
Willis Gastin
Charles
Mildred Campbell
Starr Township
George and
Nell Good
David
Marie Colliton
Perry Township
David and
George
James and
Stella Waits
Thomas Ewing van Meter
Ford
Hazel M. Woodgeard
Laurel Township
Repainting of Parking Lines on Main and Market Streets
Service Director Harry Shaw said repainting on Main Street is underway with a new coat. Market Street lines are being added to switch from angle to parallel parking, a move approved weeks ago for safety. About 12 meters of space will be removed, with work starting immediately and not finished this week. Parallel parking may begin next week. A new cemetery compressor digger arrived last week and is working satisfactorily.
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Main Street
Market Street
Harry Shaw
Shaw
Schrader Named Motor Vehicle Deputy Registrar
Joe Schrader of Logan was approved by the state bureau to replace Jeanette Frazier as deputy registrar of motor vehicles in Hocking County. License tags will be sold at 47 North Market Street. Schrader was endorsed by the Hocking County Democratic Executive Committee. Frazier's resignation is effective today.
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Joe Schrader
Logan
Hocking County
Jeanette Frazier
State Bureau
North Market Street
Schrader
Democratic Executive Committee
Frazier
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Funeral Monday For Mrs. Margaret Smith
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Cecilia Smith, 88, who died Saturday, were held at 1 p.m. Monday at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev. Roy Klingler officiating. Music was provided by Mrs. George Jurgensmier, Mrs. Walter et, and Carl Spence. Pallbearers were Michael Saunders, Charles Westenbarger, Harold Westenbarger, Walter Huffman Jr., Walter Woodruff, and John Huffman. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Margaret Cecillia Smith
Leonard Funeral Home
Roy E. Klingler
George Jurgensmier
Walteret
Carl Spence
Michael Saunders
Charles and
Harold Westenbarger
Walter Huffman, Jr
Walter Woodruff
John Huffman
Oak Grove Cemetery
Governor To Hear Report On Tree Planting Program Here
Charles Ingraham Hocking County extension agent will present a round up on last month’s statewide tree planting campaign to Governor Lauch Thursday at the Governor’s office. About 300000 trees were planted in the county this year including 60000 in state forests 100000 on spoil banks 25000 by Baker Wood Preserving Co over 80000 through the Soil Conservation Service and 1000 by the extension service.
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Charles Ingraham
Hocking County
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Forestry Association
Southern
Ingraham
Hocking State
Baker Wood Preserving Company
Soil Conservation Service
Extension Service
Mishap On Route 33 Involving Two Drivers
A mishap occurred on Route 33 when drivers asleep at the wheel led to a collision. Vehicles were operated by Jerry Lee Pack, 19, Nelsonville, and Chester Eugene Appleman, 39, Logan.
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Jerry Lee Pack
Nelsonville
Chester Eugene Appleman
Logan
Four Drivers Fined Monday By Mayor Friend
Four motorists were fined in Mayor Roger Friend's court for traffic violations. Mrs. Owen F. Yaw of Logan was found guilty of failing to yield and fined 10 dollars plus costs after pleading innocence. The incident on Route 33 involved Donald Tennihill of Columbus, who crashed after swerving to avoid Yaw. he was hospitalized with rib and back injuries. Also fined were Freddie H. Morehead of Parkersburg five dollars for no vehicle registration, Freda M. Blankenship of Logan five dollars for driving without an operator's license, and Jerry M. Connor of Logan ten dollars for speeding on Route 33.
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State Highway Patrol
Roger Friend
Owen F. Yaw
Logan
Tennihill
Collision on Route 33 Damages Two Cars Near Logan
Pack fell asleep and rear ended Appleman on Route 33 about two miles south of Logan at 11 10 p m. Both cars were southbound. Appleman’s trunk and rear bumper were damaged while Pack’s radiator and hood were damaged. No injuries reported to Sheriff A J Waldron.
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Pack
Appleman
Logan
A. J. Waldron
Local Birth and Community Notices From Laurelville Area
Mr and Mrs Edwin Swackhammer of Laurelville Route 2 welcomed a daughter born at 6 23 p.m. Saturday at Berger Hospital Circleville. Hocking County Soldier's Relief Commission meets at 7 30 p.m. today in the veterans service office. Mrs Frank Donaldson Sr of New Straitsville fractured her hip last Saturday and is now at Grant Hospital Columbus room 118A. Richard J Daubenmire lists a military address at Sheppard AFB Texas seeking friends. Sam C Buchanan Chapter 68 DAV meets tonight at the VFW hall for first 1953 officer nominations with potluck and entertainment.
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Edwin Swackhammer
Laurelville
Berger Hospital
Circleville
Hocking County Soldier’s Relief Commission
Veterans Service Office
Frank Donaldson, Sr
New Straitsville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Sam C. Buchanan
DAV
Vfwdav
Selenium as Basis for Mechanical Eyes in Light Sensors
The element selenium that conducts electricity variably with light forms the core of conceptual mechanical eyes. It acts as a light dependent resistor enabling optical sensing and imagery in early robotic ideas.
Melvin Doolittle 86 Dies in Carbondale
Melvin H. Doolittle 86 died at 3 20 a m Tuesday at his Carbondale home. Mine superintendent for 39 years at Carbondale Coal Co he belonged to the Masonic Lodge New Marshfield. Survived by three daughters one son a sister seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral plans by Roberts Funeral Service. Services at Carbondale Church burial in Asbury Cemetery. Body to go to the residence tomorrow for calling.
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Melvin H. Doolittle
Carbondale
Carbondale Coal Company
Masonic Lodge
New Marshfield
Roy M
Leola O Prisley
Grace Smith
Logan
Sadie Milar
Kissimmee
Fla
Roberts
Carbondale Church
Asbury Cemetery
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Circus Menagerie Zoo
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