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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1949

Page

2

Air Force eyes surprise in bomber versus fighter mock battle

Washington notes rising hopes for a shock-filled mock fight as Air Secretary Symington and Defense Secretary Johnson back the testing plan. Analysts weigh Navy fighters against B 36 bombers with older WWII lessons in mind.

Air Force Cio-Afs Murray Ashington Air W. Stuart Symington Defense Louis Johnson Symington Navy United States Air Force

Pleasant Ridge Family Visits and Homecomings

Pleasant Ridge residents recount weekend visits as Warren Reid returns from three years in Germany. Roy Stevens and family join Naomi and Sharon to visit Isaac Rose in South Bloomingville while 87 year old Mr Rose assists in planting corn.

Roy Stevens Harlan Stevens Paul Fortner Chillicothe Donald Fortner Janice Donald Whisler Warren Reid Germany John Fortner Naomi Sharon Stevens Isaac Rose South Bloomingville

Carbon Hill News Docket of Family Visits and Memorial Day Parade

The Carbon Hill community reports visits by Mr and Mrs Henry Evans of The Plains and son William of English Indiana to Mrs Sarah Evans and family. Memorial Day activities feature the Carbon Hill school band at Murray City and other local gatherings with relatives from Columbus Haydenville Willard and Murray City.

Henry Evans the Plains William English Indiana Sarah Evans Walter Arthur Keplar, Sr Columbus Art Arthur Keplar, Jr Don Dawley Flora Burgoon Carl Robey United States Rubber Co Mexico City Walter Evans Buchtel John Beard Congo Fora (Ballard) Burgoon Bob Lawrence Roy Carbon Hill Straitsville Danny Devol Kathryn Karr Chester Danny Mary Leslie Evans Leah Charles Briley Logan John Lanning Rodney Wilson Pat Collins Charles Collins Murray City Collins Italy Earl Smathers Victor Reeder Kathy Haydenville John Orr Gaskell) Downhour William Smith Lawrence Smith C. A. Chatfield Arlo of McArthur Chatfield Less Evans Jenkins

Livestock Market Report Columbus June 6

Hogs weighted 180 to 350 pounds decline 14 to 50 cents with sales near 21.50 to 22.00 for mid range. Cattle 700 head active and steady with good fed at 25.00 to 26.50, medium to good cattle 24.00 to 25.00, grass cattle 20.00 to 24.00. Calves steady to strong with good to choice 26.00 to 28.00 and prime 28.00 to 29.00. sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 29.00 to 30.00 and other classes lower remaining also noted.

Columbus Livestock Cooperative Assa

Haydenville Social Roundup Includes Many Sunday Guests

Haydenville residents hosted relatives and friends from Logan Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Amanda Newark Chillicothe Rockbridge and Laurelville for weekends dinners and visits. Notable get togethers included birthday honors for Mrs Frank Crothers and multiple calls on local families by the Vancuren Angle Lehman and Harrel households. The WSCS scheduled a meeting at Nora Vancuren’s home for June 7.

Bert Pollock Marion Gray Columbus Blanche Tucker Logan Harvey Ruble Edith Stiers Don Smart Ronald Robinette Laurelville J. H. Ruble Roy Crothers Frank Crothers WSCS Nora Vancuren Wilbur Coakley Cleveland Creighton Lehman Louis Coakley G. E. Fisher Cincinnati L. J. Rier Harney Angle Rufus Palmer Clarence Angle Walter Hartman Nora Vancuren Elmer Leroy Vancuren Gerald McLaughlin Kenneth Chaffin Frank Black Lancaster William Lehman Amanda William Wallett Newark Marlene Kline Rockbridge Robert Lehman Francis Lehman Ernest McCune Leola Bowles S. H. Bowles Charles Pickard Paul Angle Harvey Angle Charles Patton Patton Elmer Locke Nelsonville Wallace Harrel Virginia Lou Chillicothe

Grains Open Lower on Board of Trade Hit by Hedge Pressure

Chicago market notes grains open mostly lower with hedge pressure weighing on wheat. Wheat led declines, with July around 1.87 to 1.88, corn down about 1.29 to 1.31, and oats steady to marginally higher around 57 cents. Trading activity remained fairly active.

Chicago Board of Trade

Fire damages motor at Shine's Bar and Grill

A motor overheated and caught fire in the basement of Shine's Bar and Grill on East Main Street Sunday afternoon. City firemen responded to a general alarm and limited damage to the motor only.

Shine’s Bar and Grill East Main Street

Local Calls And Visits List From Community Socials

Dessie Anderson called on Mrs. Viola Wagner and children Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Fetherofl called on Mrs. Bernice Thompson Monday. Evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Karshner. Ruth Shirley and Helen Poling visited Dale and Doyle Disbennett Tuesday morning. Edna Henize of Columbus spent Friday to Tuesday with husband James Henize. Remaining Ruth Lyons program attendees include Jean Hinton Elizabeth Edwards Karen Stump Mary Kerns and Eunice Imler.

Dessie Anderson Viola Wagner Wes Fetherofl Bernice Thompson Burnell Karshner Ruth Shirley Helen Poling Dale Doyle Jean Hinton Elizabeth Edwards Karen Stump Mary Kerns Eunice Imler

Minor collision on East Main Street involving Schaal and Larimer

City police investigated a minor auto accident Sunday on East Main Street. Vehicles driven by Daniel Schaal of West Hunter Street and Miss Florence Larimer of East Main Street sustained slight fender damage.

East Main Street Daniel Schaal West Hunter Street Florence Larimer

Appendicitis more common in youth and boys than girls

Health note shows appendicitis occurs more often in younger individuals than the elderly and more frequently in boys than in girls, indicating a gender and age pattern in incidence.

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