Auditor Smith Reports May Tax Distribution Totals
Logan School District receives the largest share of the May tangible tax distribution at 6122.76, followed by Logan City 2902.97 and Hocking County Library District 2241.60. Other districts list smaller amounts including Laurel Oeville Perry and Salt Creek S D among many, with Murray City Village at 124.17. USE THE WANT ADS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War- Hocking County
Smith
Logan
Logan City
Hocking County
Benton
Falls
Good Hope
Green
Laurel
Marion
Perry
Salt Creek
Starr
Ward
Washington
Benton S. D
Falls S. D
Gore S. D
Oroville SD
Good Hope S. D
Green S. D
Laurel S. D
Marion S. D
Berne-Union S. D
Pickaway S. D
Columbus Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle Calves
Hogs steady to higher with varied weights from 100 to 350 pounds and sows listed. receipts 437. Cattle market steady to 25-50 lower with good to choice cattle 32.00-35.80 and stockers 24.00-24.50. calves good to choice 26.00-30.00, receipts 330. Sheep and lambs light trading noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Producers Livestock Cooperative Assn
Probate notice of sale in Hannah Lemon estate Hocking County Ohio
John W. Lee as administrator seeks authority to sell real estate in Logan Ohio to satisfy claims and taxes. The court sets July 24 1948 as the deadline to answer. property includes Lot 483 and portions of Lots 476 477 478 in Churchill Little Bishop Addition. Defendants named heirs and Ralph W. Corkred as county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lemon
Mary Lemon Diller
Eliza J. Spring
John Lemon
Wesley Lemon
Samuel B. Lemon
Ralph W. Corkred
Hocking County
Ohio
Gan
Logan
Churchill, Little
Soromee
Begi
Iron Street
Church Street
Elm Street
der Logan
Hocking
John W. Lee
Hannah Lemon
Market Prices For Steady Lambs And Decal Slaughter
Prices show steady demand with 24.00 for mediums and 20.00 downouts 14.00 per score. Decal slaughter at 10.50 and spring lambs at 30.00 down.
Grain futures steady at opening in Chicago market
Chicago grain markets opened steady after a light session. July corn at about 2.18 to 2.17 dollars, oats fluctuated around 94 cents, and soybeans offered no early trading.
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Chicago
Clinton County 4 H Club Tour Plans Circular Ohio Visit
The Clinton County 4 H club tour on June 24 will start in Wilmington and proceed to Circleville for a Container Corporation of America visit at 10 A M. Possible stops include Ralston Purina and Eshelman Co. A noon picnic at Rock House follows leaving Circleville at 11 30 A M. The group tours Old Man's Cave Ash Cave and Cedar Falls at 2 P M and returns to Chillicothe at 2 45 P M for a swim at Meade Paper Co. pool if ready.
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Hocking County
Clinton County
Wilmington
Circleville
Container Corporation of America
Ralston Purina
John W. Eshelman & Sons Co
Rock House
Old Man’s Cave
Ash Cave
Cedar Falls
Chillicothe
Meade Paper Co
Two Plead Guilty Before Magistrate
Luther Sowards and Virgil Edwards pleaded guilty to breaking and entering before Magistrate S B Whitehart. Each is held on 1000 bond for grand jury action regarding the April 17 Coonville Starr Jackson Mining Co. store theft of meat and flashlights. Edwards also faces 500 bond on a non support case. both remanded to Hocking County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Whitehart
Luther Sowards
Virgil Edwards
New Plymouth
Coonville
Starr-Jackson Mining Co
Hocking County
Floyd Duffy
Edwards
Bookmobile Routes Through Rockbridge Enise and West Logan
Miss Evalan Fischer, Logan Hocking district librarian, announces a wagon bookmobile visit schedule. It stops Rockbridge at 9 00 a m at the Rockbridge store Enise at 9 40 a m and West Logan at 10 00 a m. Patrons may borrow books from the wagon during the visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evalan Fischer
Logan- Hocking
Rockbridge
Enise
West Logan
Fischer
Pleasant Valley 4 H Club Elects Officers
Hocking County 4 H Club members held an organizational meeting at Mrs. Bessie Disbennet’s home on June 2. Officers elected included Earl Kornmiller president and Lloyd Goh eem vice president, with Jimmy Cox secretary treasurer and Kornmiller news reporter. The first regular meeting was June 10 at Wildcat Hollow Park with a hike and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Es
Pleasant Valley Boys
Bessie Disbennet
Earl Kornmiller
Lloyd Goheem
Jimmy Cox
Kornmiller
Nolan Sater
Wildcat Hollow Park
Pleasant Valley Girls elect officers at home meeting
The Pleasant Valley Girls Club met at Mrs. Disbennet’s home and elected Mary Cox as president Laura Sater as vice president Cox as secretary and others. Guests Lenora Sater and Connie Nihiser attended. Next meeting set for June 17 at 1 30 PM with members Mary Kathryn Cox and Phyllis Goheem present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Girls
Pleasant Valley Girls Club
Oreville Clovers Hold Second Meeting At Home Of Advisor
The Oreville Clovers held their second meeting on Thursday June 10 at Mrs Dorothy Grahams home. Lola Weaver led the meeting after the 4 H pledge. Guests included Leola Estep with members Rose Ann Walters Letha Proctor Bonnie Rush Barbara Jones Barbara Snyder and others. A Wiener roast is planned for June 24 at 7 PM at Barbara Jones home.
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Oreville Clovers
Dorothy Graham
Lola Weaver
Barbara Jones
Leola Estep
Rose Ann Walters
Letha Proctor
Bonnie Rush
Barbara Snyder
Sue Snyder
Jane Weaver
Renee Woods
Barbara Boyd
Patty Woods
Mrs. Graham
Mrs. Weaver
Scenic Wonderland Boys 4 H Club Meeting Summary
The Scenic Wonderland Boys 4-H Club met Friday evening June 11 at Paul and Ronnie Keister home. President Lawrence Carpenter led discussions on plans for a basketball team and attending club camp. Darrell Vorhees was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scenic Wonderland Boys
Paul
Ronnie Keister
Lawrence Carpenter
Darrell Vorhees
Homemade ice cream and cake served to local members
Homemade ice cream and cake were served to Oscar Bainter George Goldsberry Howard Goldsberry Lawrence Carpenter Joe Fiume Paul Keister Ronnie Keister Paul Moore Raymond Moore Cecil Moore Darrel Vorhees George Dean Grechen Dean Ralph Ogle Gene Ogle Clinton Cline and advisor Scott Huffines during a reel ryeon whence creation for the ring event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reel Ryeon
Oscar Bainter
George Goldsberry
Howard Goldsberry
Lawrence Carpenter
Joe Fiume
Paul Keister
Ronnie Keister
Paul Moore
Raymond Moore
Cecil Moore
Darrel Vorhees
George Dean
Grechen Dean
Ralph Ogle
Gene Ogle
Clinton Cline
Advisor
Scott Huffines
Steeplejack Killed at Bethlehem Steel Plant
Peter Parrisis of Zanesville Ohio, about 50, fell 230 feet while painting near the smokestack top at Bethlehem Steel Co plant in Lackawanna New York. He died yesterday from the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
N. Y
Peter Parrisis
Zanesville
Bethlehem Steel Co
Red Blood Cells Must Be Kept Up for Vitality
Overwork and poor diet weaken red blood cells and energy. An organ tonic containing potent ingredients is advertised to boost appetite, aid digestion, and reduce gas and bloat, claiming to restore drive and health.
Services Held Today For George P. Work
Funeral services for George Pullen Work 82 a native of Logan who died Saturday at the home of his son in Terre Haute Ind were conducted at 2 30 PM today at Woodard Funeral Home Rev Henry Carr of the Presbyterian Church officiated Pallbearers included Leonard Hamm Don Hamm George Marshall Work Wood Bowen Sumner Work and Clarence Ford Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pullen Work
Logan
Leonard Hamm
Terre Haute
Ind
Woodard
Henry Carr
The
Presbyterian Church
Don Hamm
George Marshall Work
Wood Bowen
Sumner Work
Clarence Ford
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bulls Safe In Ried Bull Fights With Horns Sawed
Report notes bulls are not harmed and their horns are sawed off to prevent injury to participants at the Ried event.
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Yas
Meg
Elmer
Daniter Ister Craft
Columbus Livestock
Sallinger Construction CO
Neil Ave
Lancaster
Logan Daily News
de Luxe
Theo. Johnson Co
Chicago Grain
Clinton County Club
Hocking County 4-H Club News
4-H Rangers
Meldrim
St. Clair
International Harvester
Dad
Union Clothing Co
Comed
Mike Bell
Phcthaie Poseemnd
Billy Sigler
Dick Dye
His Borders Rangers
Joe Shaw
Steeplejack
Ibrane Enerre
George P. Work
Friend’s Electrical Store
Logan, Ohlo
Dodge
Chevrolet
Buick
GMC
E. Hunter St
Ohio Power
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