May Car Sales Second Highest In Postwar Era
May activity in Hocking County shows 57 new auto and truck purchases, the second highest postwar total, with March leading at 68. Multiple buyers across Logan, Laurelville, Haydenville, and nearby towns bought Chevrolets, Fords, Buicks, Pontiacs, and other makes. used car transactions and mortgages also rise, generating $536.90 in receipts.
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Hocking County
Certificate of Title Office
Chevrolet
Robert T. Dunkle
Logan
J. S
Nellie Cox
C. R
Jean W
M. L. Young
Laurelville
Ogg and
Beasley
Ford
Homer Goss
Norma Miller
Frank Dennis
Alice H. Hull
Roger McClaskey
Fred R. Beasley
John A. Flowers
Rockbridge
Beasley and Matthews, Inc
Walter D. Gastin
Haydenville
Evans-Markley Motors, Inc
Maynard Thomas
South Bloomingville
Dodgers
Tansky Motors, Inc
John H. Clark
Harry St. Clair
Scenic Star
Ebert McBroom
Wayne Mahoney
Junior E. Taylor
New Plymouth
Don Rowland
Neal Fauble
Ellison Motor
John R. Trowbridge
Logan Buick
Herbert Rogers
Theo. C. Johnson Co
C. H. Jones
Dean L. Collison
Athens Buick Co
C. A
Joseph L. Stone
Murray City
R. L. Murphy
Logan Buick Sales and Service
GMC
W. F. Cremean
Richard P. Judy
Luther Skiver
Nelsonville
Lester H. Martin
New Straitsville
Hudsons
Hannan Motor Sales
K. T. Hartman
Lawrence E. Schorr
Union Furnace
Fred L. Thomas
Redd Motor Sales
A. D. Wingrove
Louis Lowes
Carbon Hill
Charles Geil
Pontiac
Edward M. Godfrey
Dean A. Redd
Kaiser
Reese Goss
Nelsonville Motor Sales
Michael J. Corby
Deer sightings around Rock Stall cabin noted
Paul Blum reports spotting a deer Monday morning near Rock Stall in Harold Hughes garden. Several deer have been seen in the area recently. Historians believe the Bible reference to brass likely denotes bronze.
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Paul Blum
Rock Stall
Harold Hughes
Jolly Workers 4-H Club Elects Officers In Meeting
Hocking County 4-H notes report the Jolly Workers held their first meeting at Kate Davis home with Mary Lou Auker as president Betty Frasure as secretary and treasurer Dolores Burgess as news reporter and Martha Taylor as recreational leader.
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Jolly Workers 4-H Club
Kate Davis
Mary Lou Auker
Betty Frasure
Dolores Burgess
Martha Taylor
Willem Mock
Janet Snyder
Martha Blosser
Janet McDonald
Martha Steele
Emily van Fossan
Viletta Mock
Pleasant Valley 4 H Club Elects Officers
The Pleasant Valley Boys 4 H Club held its organization meeting at Mrs. Bessie Disbennetts home. Joe Kornmiller was named president with Earl Kornmiller as vice president and Lloyd Goheen as secretary and treasurer. Nolan Sater became recreation reader, James Cox news reporter, and Joe Kornmiller was appointed junior leader. Members present included Joe Kornmiller Nolan Sater James Cox and Larry Goheen with Robert Ringhiser as an associate member.
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Pleasant Valley Boys 4-H Club
Bessie Disbennett
Joe Kornmiller
Earl Kornmiller
Lloyd Goheen
Nolan Sater
James Cox
Larry Goheen
Robert Ringhiser
Fourth Scenic Wonderland Club Meeting Held at Whitcraft Home
The Scenic Wonderland Club meets at Harry Whitcraft’s home on Wednesday evening with the advisor helping members with project books. Vice president Whitcraft presided and announced the next meeting for Wednesday June 15.
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Scenic Wonderland Club
Harry Whitcraft
Moore Family Meeting At Home
At eight o clock in the evening the Moore household held a gathering with Cecil Moore and members including Harry Whitcraft, Paul, Raymond Moore, Ralph and Gene present for the social event.
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Cecil Moore
Harry Whitcraft
Cecil
Paul and
Raymond Moore
Ralph and
Gene
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Hocking County 4-H Club News
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