Wheat Referendum Voting Set At ASC Office In Hocking County
Wheat growers with acreages over 15 acres vote Friday at the ASC office Stage Coach Inn in the nationwide 1959 wheat marketing quotas referendum. Ball notes polling runs 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The outcome decides 1959 price support levels and whether quotas stay in effect.
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Hocking County
ASC
Stage Coach Inn
Wayne Ball
Hocking County Agricultural and Stabilization Conservation Committee
Ball
Joseph W. Fichter
Ohio Farmers Union
Hocking Man Sentenced to Hard Labor in Reformatory
Harold G. Reynolds 24, of Laurelville Route 1, received a one to three year term at Mansfield Reformatory for probation violation after writing an insufficient funds check. He had been placed on probation April 15 and failed to report monthly to the county prosecutor as ordered by Judge William Ammer in Pickaway County Common Pleas Court.
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Laurelville Rt. 1
Mansfield Reformatory
William Ammer
Pickaway County
Gore Man Fined in Disorderly Conduct Case
Gore resident Dalton Terrel, 35, was fined $30 and costs by Mayor Francis Myers after his arrest by city police for intoxication and disorderly conduct on Zanesville Avenue at 9 50 p m Saturday.
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Dalton Terrel
Gore
Francis Myers
Zanesville Ave
All Is Not Gold That Glitter s Warning on Medicines
Across history charlatans exploited the sick and laws now restrict medicine practice to physicians and pharmacists. A growing push to sell patent medicines without pharmacist supervision could be harmful you should rely on doctors and pharmacists for safe use and advice.
Logan Mayor Fines Woman Angler For Violation
Mrs. Ruth Titus of Bellefontaine was fined 15 dollars and costs by Mayor Francis Myers after arrest by county game protector Marvin Nungester at Lake Logan for fishing without a license. Titus failed to appear for mayor's court and was later warned she could be picked up on a warrant unless she appeared.
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Ruth Titus
Bellefontaine
Francis Myers
Marvin Nungester
Lake Logan
Titus
Ralph E. West Returns Home From Navy Duty
Ralph E. West son of Mr and Mrs Ralph West of 229 West St was separated from the U S Navy in ceremonies at Norfolk Va last week and arrived home Thursday A 1954 Logan High School graduate he attended an electronics school while in the Navy He enlisted May 20 1954
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Ralph E. West
Ralph West
West St
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Logan
Navy
Soviet TU104 Prompted Flight Plan Change at Vancouver Show
The Soviet TU104 was to fly from Sea Island Airport to Victoria but was kept within the Greater Vancouver area after Canadian officials said they could not secure assurances from the U S Air Force that the jet would not be intercepted if it crossed the boundary. The move dampened the Centennial Air Show exhibition as U S fighters reportedly could have intercepted the aircraft.
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Vancouver
B.C
Soviet Union
Sea Island
Victoria
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Greater Vancouver
Royal Canadian Air Force
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Cop Slayer Convicted Seeks New Trial and Sanity Inquiry
Arthur Lee Cole of Ashtabula, 47, convicted last Wednesday of slaying Ashtabula Patrolman Eino Tievola on Oct 21, asks for a new trial and a court inquiry into his sanity, with two motions filed in Ashtabula County Common Pleas Court.
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Jefferson
Ashtabula County
Arctic Desert Conditions Show Cold Not Hot
A desert can be cold as Siberia with tundra like stretches. The idea that deserts are always hot is challenged by these extreme cold environments and their unique ecosystems and weather patterns.
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Siberia
Local people receive honors and travel notices
Sally Ann Stivson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross Stivson of 1127 Fourth St, made Olivet Nazarene College second semester honor roll as a freshman in elementary education. George Johnson, Hocking County juvenile officer, attends the Ohio Probation and Parole Association meeting at Bowling Green. Lenora Sater and Ed Blackston of Rockbridge Rt 1 depart for the 4-H Junior Leadership Camp near Utica. Gladys Blosser Gerken and son Jerry return from a 10 day California visit.
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Sally Ann Stivson
Ross Stivson
Fourth St
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee
Ill
Sally
George Johnson
Hocking County
Ohio Probation and Parole Association
Bowling Green State University
Lenora Sater
Ed Blackston
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Utica
Gladys Blosser Gerken
Jerry
Lake Logan Rd
California
Pete Gerken
North Hollywood
Steinman Property Brings 18100 At Public Sale
A large crowd witnessed the public sale of the late Mrs. Alice W. Steinman's house and lot at Main and Orchard Streets. James Irvine, maintenance foreman at Carborundum Co. in Logan, bid 18100 and won. Irvine and his family moved from New York after a Carborundum plant began operations. Mrs. Steinman died August 28 and, besides $4000 for a church organ and other personal bequests, left the estate to the Methodist Children's Home at Worthington.
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Alice W. Steinman
Steinman
Main and
Orchard Sts
James Irvine
Carborundum Co
Logan
W. Hunter St
Irvine
New York
Westenhaver
Hocking County
Logan Methodist Church
Logan Man Pleads Guilty To Assault in Mayor Court
Philip Fortner twenty one of Logan Route 2 pleaded guilty Saturday to assault and battery in Mayor Francis Myers court. He was fined fifteen dollars and costs and given a suspended sentence of 20 days in the county jail. He was jailed for failure to pay the fine. A drunkenness charge against Gloria Fortner was dismissed. Police said the incident followed a fracas near a tavern Saturday. An average bee must travel about 500 miles for a teaspoon of honey.
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Philip Fortner
Logan Rt. 2
Janet Nixon
Francis Myers
Fortner
Gloria Fortner
Judge Collins Fines Hocking Man For Damaging Door
Foster A. Guess 44 of Logan was fined 50 dollars and given a 10 day jail sentence suspended for good behavior after pleading guilty to malicious destruction of property. He was arrested by sheriff's deputies John Wells and Dennis Wilkes after allegedly damaging the door of his home Friday night. The case was filed by C. L. Conner of Logan and Judge Vaughn Collins presided at arraignment.
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Conner
Guess
John Wells
Dennis Wilkes
Foster A. Guess
Logan Rt. 4
Vaughn Collins
C. L. Conner
Logan
Adlai Stevenson Arrives in London for Europe Tour
Adlai Stevenson lands in London for a brief stop before beginning a tour of European nations. He hopes to visit Siberia during the trip.
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Adlai
Siberia
London
Adlai Stevenson
Amvets Name Chief At Ohio Convention
Amvets held their 13th annual convention in Cleveland over three days ending Sunday with a slate of officers elected led by E Richard Sherman of Delaware as state commander.
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Cleveland
Ohio
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