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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1947

Page

6

Health Dept Adopts County Milk Ordinance in Hocking County

The Hocking County Board of Health approved a county wide milk ordinance covering production processing handling labeling and sale of milk and milk products. It applies to dairy herds dairies milk plants and permits and to civil penalties. The measure now operates in 35 Ohio counties and 25 cities with about 60 producers two pasteurization plants and two raw dairies affected. Logan Board of Health to adopt next.

Hocking Bennington U.S. Public Health Service Ohio Athens Fairfield Meigs Fayette Lancaster Gallipolis Nelsonville Marietta Logan Board of Health U.S Mr. Bennington Clarence Matheny C. T. Grattidge N. C. Bowers C. F. Barker W. E. Groves Hocking Valley Hospital

Waltonians Men’s Chorus Spring Concert Receives Rousing Response

The Waltonians men’s chorus directed by Richard Farmer presented a spring program at Logan High School featuring forty two voices. Highlights included Stephen Foster and Purcell selections, Ralph Poston solos, and a strong finale with Malotte’s The Lord’s Prayer. George Van Fossen Jr. performed Jolson impressions to broad acclaim.

Wilhelmine Deissle Waltonians Logan High School Richard Farmer Stephen Foster Ody Purcell Ralph Poston Malotte Farmer Fred Waring Walter Prather Albert Blick Carlos Gaffin Country Oleg Jack Pierce Kenneth Bright Paul Blum Ed Dalton N. M. Brown Cleon Tucker Robert Kinney Joe Hartmann Victor Herbert Friml Phil Faine Hugh Meldrim Heehaw Wooden Soldiers Grace Helen Nash Leon Jessel George van Fossen, Jr West al Jolson LHS

County Courts Issue Three Marriage Licenses

Probate court attaches issued three marriage licenses yesterday. Couples include Charles E. Hutchinson 24 and Helen M. Lott 20 of Haydenville. Edward J Romatowski 26 of Toledo and Ethel Faye Gordon 18 of Columbus. Gerald F Stevens 18 and Frances Mae Stump 18 of Laurelville Route 1. Real estate transfers list Falls Township parcels. An amateur verse and harmony group performed with accompaniments by Mrs. Farmer Mrs. Walter Prather and Miss Jean Ann Prather.

Charles E. Hutchinson Haydenville Helen M. Lott Edward Joseph Romatowski Toledo Ethel Faye Gordon Columbus Gerald Franklin Stevens Laurelville Farmer Frances Mae Stump Walter Prather Jean Ann Prather

Tent Meeting Opens in Wellston with Angle and Dickerson

Rev. Edward Angle of Logan and Rev. Orson Dickerson of New Plymouth will lead an old fashioned tent meeting at Wellston. The event runs daily at 7 30 P M through June 22 with special music by the Dickerson sisters. The public is invited.

Edward Angle Logan Orson Dickerson New Plymouth Wellston Dickerson Sisters

Spring Hill 4-H Club organizes with new officers

Hocking County 4-H Club News reports the Spring Hill unit formed under Fred Primmer Jr a war veteran at Edna's Market. Members chose vegetables rabbits and poultry for projects. officers named John Yates Jr president Dick Daubenmire vice president Billy Richards secretary Billy Grove treasurer Delmar Wilson news reporter Jack Riddle recreation leader. next meeting date forthcoming.

Spring Hill Fred Primmer Primmer Edna’s Market John Yates, Jr Dick Daubenmire Billy Richards Billy Grove Delmar Wilson Jack Riddle

Circulation of Local People Noted In Logan Area

Mrs. James Hanan of Logan Route 2 broke a leg in a fall at home Friday evening and was treated by a local physician. James C. Cottrill of Angle Avenue received care for torn ligaments in his right foot at work at Logan Clay Products. Nelsonville residents attended The Waltonians concert Friday evening, including Charles Poston Frances Bennett and Ella Burnelle. Minnie Moore of West Second Street visited Columbus to see Mrs Nellie Allen Adams convalescing at Grant Hospital after surgery. Mrs Barton Holland and Mrs Irma Powers will attend the 8th District American Legion convention in Athens Sunday, with Mrs Holl speaking and Mrs Powers at a Set 40 meeting.

James’ Hanan Logan James C. Cottrill Angle Avenue Logan Clay Products Company Minnie Moore West Second Street Columbus Nellie Allen Adams Grant Hospital The American Legion Holl Powers

Hocking Valley Hospital Births Report New Daughter

Mr and Mrs Vernon Glidden of Logan Route 4 welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs Harold Dishong of Nelsonville are parents of a newborn referenced in the same hospital notes.

Hocking Valley Hospital Vernon Glidden Logan Harold Dishong Nelsonville

Warren couple welcome daughter in Nelsonville area

A daughter was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warren of Nelsonville. Hospital admissions include Mrs. Roy Curl of Logan. Dismissals feature Mrs. Joseph Krannitz and infant Logan, Mrs. Thomas Walsh of Logan, Mrs. Philip Mays of Nelsonville, and Mrs. Clint Ledford of Logan Route 4. The United States produces 90 percent of the world's molybdenum.

Harold Warren Nelsonville Roy Curl Logan Joseph Krannitz Thomas Walsh Philip Mays Clint Ledford

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