Local Social Notes Include Visits and Illness Across Counties
Laurelville resident Miss Maxine Johnson visited South Bloomingville friends while Mrs. Notestone underwent a major operation at Grant Hospital. Numerous residents hosted and visited kin in Columbus, Circleville, and Chillicothe. Notable events include the Evangelical United Brethren Aid meeting and the Davis reunion at Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Johnson
South Bloomingville
Ed Notestone
Jack Notestone
Grant Hospital
Joe Clouse
Somerset
A. L. Strous
Strous
George Armstrong
Dallas
Tex
Wayne Armstrong
Alice Morris
Delaware
Mattie Milliser
H. A. Roberts
Columbus
John Young
Jean Shupe
Victoria Barclay
Ray Karshner
Martha Appleman
Allensville
Plyly Tatman
Gael Jinks
Lakewood
Chester McDaniels
Larry
Ola Jinks
Harry Sells
Circleville
Roy Sells
Dean Sells
George Sells
Fred Straus
Rose McNeal
Tarlton
Eddie Beecher
Wayne Jones
Francis Jones
Mattie Fedders
Virgil Durant
Evangelical United Brethren Aid
Jay Karshner
William Seesholtz
Canton
Mattie Campbell
Alice Nungester
Brimstone
Clifford Downing
Clarence Hunter
William Woodruff
Clarence Deihl
Sams Creek
Lewis Newland
Sam Wiggens
Virgil Wiggens
Randall Johnson
Clarence Saxton
Chillicothe
Reese Goss
Logan
Eddie
Jane
Marilyn Joe Kerns
Buckeye Lake
Simeon Hoy
Lecca
Celesta
Davis
Lancaster
Dolores Crider
Ora Crider
Anna Bowers
Walter Sheets
Frieda Lappen
Orville Kemper
John Davis
Jacksonville
Lee Bigham
John Yantes
Rockbridge
Washington Congress Faces Budget Dilemma in 1950
Congress must choose between deep cuts to the Administration’s 42 billion dollar budget, raising taxes, or deferring deficit spending as a 3 billion dollar gap looms for 1950. The two months ahead offer no easy path and tax increases are not yet being pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Congress
Joint Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Sorcerers Said to Cause Death by Belief in Sorcery
Careful observers claim that people die after trusting in a sorcerer to kill them, asserting that belief in the sorcerer’s power triggers death as a result of sorcery.
Coal Bid Notice From Marion Local School Board
Sealed bids by the Marion Local School Board clerk in Hocking County Ohio are due by 6 PM July 1 1949 for hauling and furnishing 25 tons of lump Ohio coal to Marion Township Grade School by September 1 1949. Coal must pass a 4 inch screen and be weighed on Logan city scales with weigh bills provided. the board may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Local School Board
Hocking County
Ohio
Marion Twp
Logan City
Board of Education
C. H. Carpenter
Renal
State of
Common Pleas
Oscar Waller
Jewell T. Walker
Albert Drake
Mary Gladys Drake
Adelphi Banking Company
A Corp
Preston Oj Company
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Logan
Hocking
Preston Oil Company
Laurelville
Sams Creek Road
First Road
Sams Creek School
A. J. Waldron
Lloyd Fraizer
Don Patterson
1903 Birth of Modern Artificial Respiration Method
The article notes that the then most used method of artificial respiration was developed in 1903. It highlights the historical significance and the transition to the new technique shaping medical practice.
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Mary Frances Poling
Washington
Truman
Daniel J. Tobin
Central Press
Johnson
Teamsters Union
Tobin
Louis Johnson
Defense
Democratic Party
Teamsters
United States
Air Force
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Runeka Ray
I Hs
the Daily News
Daily News
Telen
Bill Sauer
E. Main Street
Bray
Main St
A. V. Taylor
East Main
Katherine Kouri
Grange
Dr. L. E. Radekin
Vision Service
W. Hunter Street
Gallagher Ave
Arthur Pickett
East
Bowen Street
King Lumber CO
CALL
William Hyatt
Income ‘Tax Service
Hugh Little
Joe
Pfel
Singe Service Machine CO
W. Main St
E. E. Bright
N. Mulberry
Carl
South
Fuller Brushes
Pearl Evans
Wood Street
Aiken
Fixit Shop
S. Culver St
Logan, Ohio
Logan Music CO
Merle Zeigler
Chevrolet
Radiovali
Ater
Charles Davie
Studebaker
Ogg & Beasley
Hunter
John Deere
B. F. Cline
Berry’s
Schultz & Manter
Sands
Lancaster, O
Murray Helser
Thornville
Ehrler
Morris
Eichel’s Bakery
E. Main St
Dolores Brougher
Rawleigh
Rawleigh's
Dept
Freeport
Willys
John Goss
Route 2
Oldsmobile
Redd Motor Sales Co
Redd
W. E. Fickel
Second St
DeSoto
Olds
E. Main
Tansey Motors
Ralph Collins
Dicken
Guernsey
Herbert Sudlow
Burcham
Scotts Creek
W. R. Fowler
Third Street
Lump — Egg — Stoker
B. & B. Coal CO
C. W. Schultz
Henrietta Ave
Berlou
Elberfeld
Gevaert
W. Hunter
HANNA
Mosler
Paulin’s, Inc
W. Mulberry St
V-1-O
Cases Drug Store
Sam Wells
Warner Avenue
Bort
M. J.campfield
Bremen
Man's Bicycle
Roberts
West Main Street
E. Front St
Lee
Tony Cook
North Walnut Street
W. Main
Green Township
Smith Chapel
Vern A. Robinette
Mac Tool Company
Athens
Fayette
Fairfield
Meigs
Perry
Pickaway
Malcolm
Marriott
South Hague Ave
Rt. 75
Oroville
J. C. Guthrie
Insurance and Real Estate
New Lake Logan
Union Furnace
Mother Nature
Central Realty
WM. C
Bill’ Patchen, JR
East Second Street
John S
Jack” Richards
Jack Richards
Tacie P. Raynes
Olive B. Neibling
West
Hunter Street
Henrietta Avenue
West Logan
Fred Primmer, JR
Henrietta
c/o DAILY NEWS
Fred Liff
White House
Christmann
John Deere Dealer
Darling & Company
Logan Auto Parts and Wrecking Company
Logan Phone
al System
Logan Fertilizer
E. G. Buchsieb, Inc
Ford
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