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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1952

Page

2

Freeman named new Hocking forester succeeding Idleman

Fred W Freeman of Logan, a former assistant to Idleman, is appointed ranger of Hocking State Forest succeeding Mell Idleman who becomes ranger of Zaleski State Forest. John Cooper moves from Pike State Forest to supervisor of Hocking Parks. Idleman also moves to Zaleski, Honchell becomes Lebanon farm forester.

Fred W. Freeman Hocking State Forest Mell K. Idleman Zaleski State Forest John Cooper Pike State Forests Pike County Hocking Parks al Reidy Freeman Logan High School Army Pacific Ohio University Athens Michigan State College Idle Nan Harry Freeman Logan Route 3 Jeanne Harbourt Logan

Awards Available For Members Of Logan Junior Band

Logan junior band awards, late for the school year, are now available from James Horwell, the Logan band director. All junior band members are eligible for colorful sweater patches purchased by the three Logan elementary school PTAs. The next Logan High School band performance is Saturday, June 14 in Nelsonville for Flag Day ceremonies, with a 6:30 p.m. bus departure from Logan.

Logan James Horwell Horwell Nelsonville

Long Illness Fatal to Ernie McVey

Ernie Maxwell McVey 51 of 257 West Hunter Street died at 4 45 p m Wednesday at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville after a years long illness. A coal mine operator who owned a mine near Nelsonville for 14 years and ran a saw mill, he served in World War I with the Third Infantry Division and fought in the sixth Marne. He was a member of American Legion Post No 78 Logan. Surviving are his mother Mrs J S Henrietta McVey of West Hunter Street a Lancaster home for months with a daughter a sister Mrs Lelia Eskew of Lancaster and brothers Walter McVey of Logan and Carl McVey of Columbus. The body will lay in state at Heinlein Funeral Home after 7 p m today with funeral at 2 p m Saturday there Rev T R McGinnis of Lancaster officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Ernie Maxwell McVey West Hunter Street Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville Vinton County American Legion Logan J. S Henrietta) McVey West Hunter Street Lancaster Lelia Eskew Walter McVey Carl McVey Columbus Heinlein T. R. McGinnis of Oak Grove Cemetery

Logan Post Office workers face overdue wages delay

Logan post office employees are among thousands impacted by Congress delaying funds for overdue wages. About 25 local workers did not receive checks on Monday, covering the entire local staff. The $970 million compromise fund is stalled by House absenteeism as leaders seek approval.

Logan Post Office Congress

Cleo Montgomery Renamed Head of Women Democrats

The Democrat Women's Organization of Hocking County re elected Cleo Montgomery as president at a courthouse meeting attended by thirty one. Ruth Thrush was chosen secretary replacing Ruth Easterling. Plans include a September banquet with a national Democrat leader as guest speaker.

Democrat Women’s Organization Hocking County Cleo Montgomery Ruth Thrush Ruth Easterling

County Extension Office Closed for River Cruise

The county extension office will be closed all day Friday due to the 4-H Ohio River cruise. Mr and Mrs Eugene Brown and daughter Carol Ann moved today from 107 Friesner Avenue to 260 West Main Street.

Eugene Brown Carol Ann Friesner Avenue West Main Street

Eisenhower on labor farmer ties and FEPC stance

Eisenhower urged mutual prosperity for labor and farmers and called for nonpersonal political judgments on McCarthy. He supported fairness for Americans, favored state handling of FEPC, warned against federal centralization, and blamed the ruling party for China’s Communist loss while stressing responsibility without naming individuals.

Eisenhower Joseph McCarthy R-Wis South China

Two Lancaster men fined for seining at Rockbridge Basin

Lancaster residents David Tucker and Clarence Bresler were fined $45 and court costs each in Magistrate S. B Whitehart's court for seining fish at Rockbridge Basin. They had 17 fish weighing about 40 pounds, turned over to the Hocking County home.

Lancaster S. B Whitehart Rockbridge Basin David Tucker Clarence Bresler Marvin Nungester Hocking County Robert Gilkey Vinton County Earl Kinneer Wildlife Division J. L. Copeland Columbus Division of Wildlife

Housekeeper 56 Bound Over on Attempted Killing Charge

Mrs Sylvia May Storkey 56 bound to grand jury on shooting with intent to kill her employer steelworker Tom Ellis 62. Storkey pleaded innocent and jailed in default of 7500 bond. Accusation stems from quarrel over grocery bills.

Dover Tom Ellis Sylvia May Storkey Starkey

Explosion at Perry County mine baffles investigators

State fire marshal Harry J. Callan says the March 6 blast at the Alex Wilson coal mine near Six-Mile Turn remains unexplained as officials pursue motive. Charles C. Harbaugh, a former Shawnee marshal, was indicted for unlawful possession of explosives but denies involvement, claiming he discarded the dynamite in a river. the missing charges and the blast await further inquiry.

Alex Wilson Perry County Harry J. Callan Mr. Callan Charles C. Harbaugh Marshall Shawnee Harbaugh Straitsville A. S. McGonagle

Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Admits

Births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosser at 2 57 a m weighing seven pounds nine ounces. Another son born to Mr. and Mrs Clark Truax in Logan at 7 41 a m weighing seven pounds four ounces. Admissions list Harold Kettell Columbus accident Stephen Evans Logan surgery Diana Stimel Logan surgery Constance Beth Horn Haydenville medical. Dismissals include Mrs James Neville and son Logan Mrs John Smathers McArthur and Daniel Kinisin Mc Arthur.

Robert Rosser Nelsonville Clark Truax Logan Harold Kettell Columbus Stephen Evans Diana Stimel Constance’ Beth Horn Haydenville

Cootie Variety Show Delights Hospitalized Vets

Patients at Chillicothe Veterans Hospital were entertained Sunday by two Cootie Variety Shows sponsored by the Military Order of Cooties Pup Tent No 80 Logan. Hocking County talent under Miss Mary Jane McKinley directed afternoon and evening programs. More than 50 people, including Cooties and cast, visited and gifts were given in three wards after the shows.

Chillicothe Veterans Hospital Military Order of Cooties Pup Logan Hocking County Mary Jane McKinley

Seek Talent for Kiwanis Show at Glouster July Fourth

Southeastern Ohio amateur hillbilly talent is to audition for the Glouster Kiwanis Club Amateur Hillbilly Talent Show to be held at Glouster Stadium on July 4. A fireworks display will accompany the event to raise funds for the Kiwanis underprivileged children’s fund. Entries must be sent to Glouster Kiwanis Hillbilly Show Post Office Box 6 Glouster with a June 21 deadline.

Ohio Glouster Kiwanis Club

Summer Jobs Open and Fewer Claims Reported

Claims for unemployment compensation at the Logan BUC office fell last week as summer job openings increased. Only 395 claimants filed, about 300 fewer than three weeks earlier, but four more than May 1951’s weekly average. Of the total, 360 had been unemployed a week or more, and 35 were newly unemployed.

Logan

Two Cars Damaged in Route 33 Collision

At 10:30 a.m. Wednesday near Riff Street Route 33 two cars collided injuring no one. Marvin Hosick 41 Cambridge Ohio turned left onto Riff and struck Charles Gompf 40 Logan. Hosick was arraigned before Mayor Roger Friend for failing to yield and fined $15 plus costs.

Marvin Hosick Cambridge Charles Gompf Logan Riff Street State Highway Patrol Hosick Riff Gompf Roger Friend

Treasurer Reports Hike In Receipts From Tax Stamps

The weekly report shows Hocking County sales tax receipts last week totaled $4,590.30, up 693.14 from the prior year. Through January 1952 the total receipts reached 90,523.02, exceeding the 1951 comparable period by 4,282.27.

Hocking County Ralph Moorhead

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Fred Freeman New Hocking Forester Idleman V. W. Martin Torem THE Logan Monument CO George C. Shaw Hocking Valley Hospital Ernie McVey Women Democrats Famous Brands Groceries Logan South Mulberry Lock Dairy Queen W. Hunter St Glouster Nick Dat Fairmont Paul Fox Grocery Dial Logan, O Miller-Jones Oxford Bobby Ric East Main
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