Man Killed in Car-Tractor Collision Near Rushville
A Rushville man, 37, died at 10:50 p.m. Sunday when his car rear ended a tractor-trailer on Route 22, 2.7 miles west of West Rushville. The truck was driven by William Miller, 29, of Lexington, Kentucky. Two other crashes in Hocking County left one minor injury. A separate collision near Route 33 on Route 180 injured Richard Perrine, 47, who sought medical care. Williams cited for left-of-center. A one-car crash on Rush Creek Road injured no one. In Lima, Catherine Endsley, 23, and her two children were killed when a train struck their car five miles west of Lima. Four others were injured. Ohio weekend deaths totaled 23, with many traffic fatalities.
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Rushville
William Henry Miller
Lex
Ington
Rt- 33
Rt. 180
Larry Vorhees
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Arthur Williams
Williams
Vorhees
Richard Perrine
Perrine
Francis Myers
Dennis Wilkes
Rush Creek Rd
William Russell Denney
Lancaster
Lima
Catherine Endsley
Rt. 4
Linda May
Carl
Here
Lewis Wilgus
St. Rita's Hospital
Wayne D. Endsley
William Dean Endsley
Coleen Reed
Ronnie Lawrence
Warren
Wilgus
Allen County
U. S. 30
Elida
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Ohio
Tennessee Lake Poisoning Aims Big Rainbow Trout Stock
The Chilhowee Lake area saw a major conservation experiment as officials poisoned all fish between Chilhowee Dam and Calderwood to create room for 75,000 rainbow trout fingerlings. The fingerlings will be released to make the lake a leading artificial trout-breeding reservoir in the South.
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Calderwood, Tenn
Chilhowee Lake
Chilhowee Dam
Calderwood
Seven Year Campus Rebuilding Plan at Oberlin College
Oberlin College announces a seven year program to rebuild campus at an estimated cost of about 10 million dollars. The first phase requires around 5 million dollars and targets replacement and renovation of aging buildings with completion expected in 1962 according to President Dr. William E. Stevenson.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
William E. Stevenson
Oben Ay
Stevenson
Local residents and students spend summer with families and camps
Miss Shirley Barker visits from Marion with her father Charles Barker. Pvt. Thomas Hutchison lists a new APO Seattle address. Larry Dupler visits grandparents in Logan before a trip to Rochester and the Thousand Islands. Two Hocking County 4 H members head to State Junior Leadership Camp at Utica.
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Shirley Barker
Charles F. Barker
South Logan
Marion
Thomas D. Hutchison
U.S
C-O
Seattle
Wash
Pvt
Hutchison
William D. Hutchison
Fourth St
Eielson Air Force Base
Fairbanks
Alaska
Larry Dupler
Miami University
George Schwenke
W. Main St
Carl Dupler
Nestor
Calif
Logan
Dupler
Schwenke
Rochester
N. Y
Paul E. Cole
Marian Schwenke
Thousand Islands
Hocking County
Utica
John Reid
George Reid
Laurelville
Lois Nihiser
Harold Nihiser Sr
Logan Rt. 2
Graveside services for Roop infant held at Oak Grove Cemetery
Graveside services were held at 10 a.m. today at Oak Grove Cemetery for Dorothy Magdalene Roop, a three week old infant daughter of Charles Eugene and Betty Krannitz Roop. The infant died of suffocation, and burial followed by Roberts Funeral Home. The Rev. Fr. John A. Geiger officiated with pallbearers Joseph Terrel, Gary Kunkier, Garry Roop and James Doering.
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Oak Grove Cemetery
Dorothy Magdalene Roop
Logan Rt
Charles Eugene
Betty Krannitz Roop
John A. Geiger
Joseph Terrel
Gary Kunkier
Garry Roop
James Doering
The
Roberts Funeral Home
Want Ad Notice in Ohio Quiet Title Action
R E Boyd and others file in Common Pleas Court, Hocking? County Ohio for quieting title. Respondent must answer by August 3. Listing refers to Lot 6 Section 24 Range in Green Township. Welles is named in the filing.
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R. E. Boyd
Ee Welle
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Green Township
Hodong
First Step Toward a Cure Is Knowledge of Disease
Research scientists have perfected chemical reagents for positive diagnosis of certain diseases. Diagnosis often requires ruling out possibilities and may need more than one visit. Do not rush between physicians. provide the doctor with all necessary information to identify the illness and aid recovery.
Unemployment Plan Debated in Columbus Ohio
The Ohio unemployment debate centers on whether Bureau of Unemployment Compensation instructions to local offices legalize Supplemental Unemployment Benefits SUB. Fred J. Milligan charges the instructions approve SUB while BUC leaders deny the claim as a misinterpretation. The issue influenced a House sub committee and a broader bill on unemployment benefits, with final adjournment looming.
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Columbus
Ohio State Employment Service
Fred J. Milligan
Ohio Information Committee
SUB
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
James R. Tichenor
Beman Pound
Milligan
Ohio General Assembly
HOUSE
Senate
Hocking Youth Receives 30 Day Jail Term
James E. Seevers 20 of Laurelville Rd 1 was sentenced by Fairfield County Juvenile Judge Robert A Hastings to 30 days in county jail after pleading guilty to contributing to the delinquency of minors. He and two 17 year olds were found asleep in his car at 5 30 a.m. June 2. The boy received 30 days for delinquency. a hearing on the girl’s activities is set before the judge.
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James E. Seevers
Laurelville
Hastings
Driver James Schultz Cited for Failure to Yield
James T. Schultz, 18, of Logan, has been cited by the state highway patrol to appear in Mayor Francis Myers' court on Saturday, June 22, for failure to yield the right of way.
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James T. Schultz
Logan
State Highway Patrol
Francis Myers
Administrative ruling on SUB payments and state benefits
The article cites an administrative ruling by Tichenor from May 1956 stating SUB payments are employer remuneration to be deducted from state benefits. Tichenor and Pound say local offices were told only about alternate layoff plans the periodic or lump-sum payment plan and not about concurrent state and SUB benefits.
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Tichenor
Pound
Cincinnati Market Eggs and Poultry Prices Listed
Market notes from Cincinnati show egg prices by grade and size with U S A and B classifications and check amounts. Poultry prices at local farms list No 1 quality fryers and hens with varying weights, while potatoes fetch 2 50 to 5 50 per hundredweight.
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Cincinnati
F.e.b
U.S
Ohio hog market steady gains across central Ohio
Hog sales in central and western Ohio total 7 550 head with prices mostly 25 cents higher than Friday. No. 2 average good butcher hogs 190-220 pounds bring 20.25 to 20.50. Sows under 350 pounds 17.00 to 17.50 and over 350 pounds 14.50 to 16.75. Ungraded butchers 160-190 pounds 19.00 to 19.50 and 280-300 pounds 18.50 to 18.75. Cattle figures incomplete from Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Agri
Veal Calves and Sheep Market Reports With Broadway Note
Livestock price ranges show veal calves firm to lower with highest bids near 20 to 26 dollars. Sheep and lambs steady with strictly choice 17 to 19 dollars, cull and utility down to 4.50 to 9.50. Broadway history notes Life With Father ran 3,224 performances.
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Ducers Livestock Co - Operative Assn
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Rushville Rt. 1
Athens Ohio
Rock Hudson
Square Jungle
Green
Toya
Tennessee
Desoto
de Soto
Dette
Higan
Soto
Vision
NBCK
Carl Harsh
Roop
A. B. Wells
Risch Drug Store
Hocking
O.T.C
Stoltz Drug Store
Cincinnati Produce
Columbus Livestock
W. Hunter St
Gulf Stations
New Gulf Crest
Gulf
New Gulf
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