LHS Vocational Ag Student Competes For State Honors
Bill J. Logan High School vocational agriculture student and Future Farmers of America member competes today for state honors at Ohio State University. He is one of 45 finalists in farm equipment contests, vying for a $300 OSU agricultural engineering scholarship sponsored by Standard Oil Co of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill J . Logan
Voca Agriculture
LHS
State Fairgrounds
Ohio Association of Future Farmers of America
John Gillogly
Hae Ringhiser
Wesley Hutch
FFA
Ohio
Lowery Davis
Ohio State University
John W. Ferguson
Department of National Resources
Fred J. Greiner
Ohio Dairy Products Assn
Carlton Johnson
Agricultural Engineering Department
Ohio State
William Laybourne
Ohio Forestry Assn
Donald F. Rehl
New York Central System
Salvanus Lugbill
Archbold
T. P. Christen
Cleveland
Standard Oil Co
James P. Lavey
Milan
State Board of Education
Earl Amadon
Millersport
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Lloyd Griffiths
Radnor
Scioto Valley
Clyde E. Keathley
Worthington
WRFD
Asa Tom
Zanesville
Muskingum
Ronald Williams
West Chester Charter
Star State Farmer
James A. Bouton
Mount Vernon
Star Dairy Farmer
Rex
Tractor Demonstration Tragedy Teaches Tractor Safety
A Hocking County event features a dummy rider Tedh in a dangerous tractor demo to show how not to drive. The program cites Ohio’s past 58 tractor deaths and uses safety devices, with sponsors including the Extension Council and Ohio Agricultural Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedh
Hocking County
Fairgrounds
Charles Ingraham
Ted
Ingraham
Ohio
Mercury
Hocking County Extension Council
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
Standard Oil Co
Ohio Farm and Home Safety Committee
Ohio Farm Equipment Association
Logan Jaycees Install Officers and Directors
Five officers and two directors were installed by the Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Logan Clay Products Co recreation hall. Named were Glenn Hemsworth president, Roger Johnson and Robert Phillips vice presidents, George Tucker treasurer, John Saving secretary, with William Harwood and Robert McKelvey as directors. The Jaycees run a concession stand at the Lake Logan Speedway as a summer project with four members slated to work each race night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Logan Clay Products Co
Glenn Hemsworth
Roger Johnson
Robert Phillips
George Tucker
John Saving
William Harwood
Robert McKelvey
Jaycees
Lake Logan Speedway
County Courts Appoint Executrix and Administratrices
Probate court records show Lola M. Roberts of Logan appointed executrix of George S. Roberts estate. Nettie L. Long of Rockbridge Rt. 2 and Rose Ann Edwards of New Straits ville Rt. 1 named administratrices for estates of John F. Heigle and Stephen E. Blankenship respectively. Estates appraised include Garnette Marie Yates at 7900 dollars, Bert Karshner at 21837.52 and John A. Klinger at 7580.37. The will of George Woltz from Rockbridge admitted to probate leaving shop tools to son in law John Staley and all remaining property to daughter Pauline Lucille Staley with proceeds to be shared if real property is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola M. Roberts
Logan
George S. Roberts
Nettie L. Long
Rockbridge Rt
John F. Heigle
Laurel
Rose Ann Edwards
New Straitsville Rt. 1
Stephen E. Blankenship
Falls- Gore
Garnette Marie Yates
Jacob A. Keller
Dayton Schultheis
Ralph W. Blum
Bert Karshner
Salt Creek
Sugar Grove Rt. 1
Frank Miller
Carl C. Harsh
William Hummel
George Woltz
Rockbridge
John Staley
Pauline Lucille Staley
State Route 668 Relocation Approved in Junction City
The Ohio Department of Highways approves relocating part of Rt. 668 in Junction City after reviewing the May 14 public hearing transcript. The new alignment starts a tenth of a mile southeast of the city line, crosses Little Rush Creek, and reconnects southeast of the Rt. 37 junction. The old route reverts to city and Perry County control when the new road opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Highways
Junction City
Southern Corporation
Little Rush Creek
Perry County
Tom Hutchison Joins Alaska Ack-Ack Unit
Pvt. Thomas D. Hutchison son of Mr and Mrs W D Hutchison 1008 Fourth St has arrived in Alaska and joined the 4th Antiaircraft Artillery Group at Ladd Air Force Base He entered the Army in August 1956 and trained at Fort Knox He last served at Fort Bliss He is a 1956 Logan High School graduate noted as an outstanding rider
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Hutchison
W. D. Hutchison
Fourth St
Alaska
Ladd Air Force Base
Pvt
Hutchison
Army
Fort Knox
Fort Bliss
Tex
Logan High School
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Seeks Divorce From Hermon Malone
Hazel Malone files in common pleas court for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. She seeks alimony custody of their minor children support money and equitable relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Malone
Common Pleas Court
Herman Malone
Lake Logan Lines Fishing Slow During Spawn
Lake Logan fishing slow with windy days and most anglers not fishing. George Billy of the Division of Wildlife attributes poor catches to spawning, urging anglers to locate spawn beds. A few bluegills and crappies were reported, with notable bluegill catches by Spurgeon Metzler and the author. Test nets yielded a large bass and an eight-pound snapping turtle, signaling hopes for better reports as spawning ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lehman
George Billy
Division of Wildlife
Spurgeon Metzler
Marvin Nungester
Farm Girls Urged To Enter Queen Of Furrow Contest
An appeal to farm girls aged 16 to 21 on Hocking County farms invites entries for the Queen of the Furrow Contest. Eligible entrants must have farm income, with area winners advancing to statewide and final judging in September in Peebles Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Harry Armstrong
Hocking
SCC
United States
Peebles
Armstrong
New York City
Soil Conservation Districts of
Ohio
American Fence Dealers
SCD
Ohio student attempts 150 mile walk to Tipp City
Sharid Gantz a sophomore at Ohio University aims to reach Tipp City 150 miles away shortly after 4 am Saturday. He bet his roommate he could cover the distance in 35 hours after leaving Athens at 7 pm Thursday. His route passes through Logan and Circleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Sharid Gantz
Ohio University
Tipp City
Gantz
Logan
Circleville
Also Mentioned on This Page
LHS Vocational Ag
Columbus
Farmers of America
Kenton
Loudonville
Leipsic
New Knoxville
Johnsville
Liberty Center
Spencerville
Minister
Bradford
Harris-Elmore
Arlington
Elms Valley
Dublin
Morrystown
Bremen
Smithville
Carrollton
Gallipolis
Phil
Sinclair Products
Cabana
Achauer
East Main Street
Logan Jaycees
BLATZ
Nick
W. Hunter St
the Shepherd
Demetrius and the
Gladiators
James Arness
Olivia DE Havilland
Vistay
SION
Jean Artin
Wott
Lori Nelson
Jeff Morrow
Jackie Loughery
Ages Woomean
Gramm Thig
Seer
Sada Selon
Mace Cantie Saoy Uy
Sammy Cara Sa
James Wress
Technicolor
W. Hunter &T
Tom Hutchison
Hocking Valley Hospital
Loren J. Schorr
Medical
Lake Logan Lines
Stage Coach Inn
White
Laurelville
Virgil W. Martin
G. E
E. Main St
Ples Et Coun
OF Luxe Cinemascope
Aia
Ees