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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1949
Page
3
Report of activities of the county health department for May issued by Health Commissioner Dr. H. G. Southard. The summary covers educational efforts, disease statistics for scarlet fever, syphilis, tuberculosis, measles, field nursing visits, school health programs, immunizations, sanitation inspections, rabies testing, water analysis, and administrative meetings.
New Plymouth Warren Cremean of Columbus visited his parents Mr and Mrs James Cremean over the weekend. Luther Bardain and son Cloyd were guests of Fred White and family in Lancaster on Sunday. Rev. Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville preached at the Methodist Church as Rev. Carol Chesser was away. Richard McGathey and wife from Chicago stopped with John McGathey on their honeymoon trip through North Carolina. Earle Heinlein and family called on Mrs Drury Bray and son John of Swan Township. John McGathey and friends from Dayton with Scott McGathey of McArthur visited John Mc Gathey Sr. Mrs. Emma Weed, Mrs. Mary Lindsey and John Mowrey attended Eastern Star inspection at Zaleski. Samuel Gordon of Enterprise visited with Mrs Robert Brim.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Hampshire Jr announce the birth of a son named Roger Wayne on Tuesday May 31. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Lee Arbell and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Orval Hampshire Sr. Social notes list many weekend and weekday visits among local families including Tatman, Johnson, Watters, Moreno, Vorhees, Lytle, Notestone, Garrett, Kitchen, Thress, Shaw, Justice, Whitcraft, and Hampshire residents in Columbus Circleville Laurelville Athens Logan.
Aerial acrobats speed fliers and parachute artists perform at the third annual Jaycee National Air Show in Lancaster Ohio on Sunday. Participants include Ray Miller of Logan Midwest acrobatic power-maneuver champion Gene Griffin of Zanesville light plane acrobatic champion and Dave Binns of Columbus parachute artist.
The Lake Superior Iron Ore Association reports upper Great Lakes shipments reached 21,023,247 tons for June 1, 1946, just 313,800 tons below the 1942 all time peak.
Glendale mourns the sudden death of Herman Bell aged 53 a former pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals the New York Giants and several minor league clubs His professional baseball career spanned multiple teams across major and minor leagues.
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Dorothy Kennedy, prosecuting attorney elect of Brown County, is the legally chosen official via write-in votes. The decision confirms Kennedy as Brown County prosecuting attorney despite the write-in tally.
Mr and Mrs John McGathey and Mrs Emma Weed hosted Sunday afternoon. Glen and Clyde Harris of Columbus visited their parents Mr and Mrs Harry Harris. Bernice Boring visited relatives at Creola Sunday.
Valuable silver and furniture from Ohio’s Devol family are presented to Campus Martius Museum in Marietta. The period room showcases items including silver, furniture, china, textiles, and glass. The gift from Mrs. John Leonard Eckel of Buffalo, in memory of her mother Eleanor Devol, links to Beverly and Tiverton descendants who helped settle the Muskingum Valley.
President Truman requested Congress authorize 150 million dollars to fund continued economic assistance to the Republic of Korea starting July 1, outlining the plan for the upcoming fiscal year.
A magazine style promotion claims five New York doctors prove a regimen can end dependence on laxatives. It prescribes Carter's Pills nightly for three weeks, then tapering, plus eight glasses of water daily, and asserts no habit forming drugs are used.
The county highway department finished resurfacing North Walnut Street from the brick pavement end to the corporation limit. The project began Tuesday and included tar sealing and gravel screening of the old blacktop surface.
The statement notes Brazil is larger than the United States and about three times the size of Argentina, highlighting relative geographic scale among the three South American nations.
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