Bridge over Hocking River Closed for Repairs near Hocking Hills
Traffic halted on a 100-foot steel and plank bridge over the Hocking River on State 328 near Hocking Hills Club after a structural fault caused cracking and sagging. A temporary route via Logan and State Route 75 is in use while steel beams and new flooring are installed.
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Hocking River
State 328
Hocking Hills Club
State Highway Department
Logan
Smead ‘Manufacturing Co
So Highway Department
Magazines Added to Logan-Hocking Library Collection
Librarian Evalan Fischer announced that the Logan-Hocking library now subscribes to magazines and circulates about 100 per week. Sixty of seventy five requested titles have arrived. sample copies will be displayed in Hull Co windows for two weeks.
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Evalan Fischer
Logan-Hocking
Hull Co
Anay
Ohio Tops Nation in Jobs for Handicapped Veterans
Ohio led the nation with more than 781 placements for handicapped veterans in March through the state Employment Service. Texas had 773 and New York 719. national total was 19,235. Ohio’s year total reached 3,746 with rising monthly placements.
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Ohio
United States Employment Service
Frank J. Collopy
Bureau of
Ohio State Employment Service
BUC
Texas
New York
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital Twins Born in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs James Taylor of Nelsonville welcome twins a daughter seven pounds three ounces and a son six pounds five ounces born at 1053 PM and 1109 PM respectively. Admitted for surgery are John T Hicks New Lexington and W H Wolfe Nelsonville. Dismissals include Mrs James Klinger and infant Esther Goss plus Mrs Dona Standley Harry Risch and Kathryn Louise Van Sickle and John Kelso.
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James Taylor
Nelsonville
John T. Hicks
New Lexington
W. H. Wolfe
Surgical
James Klinger
Esther Goss
Robert Campbell
Logan
Dona Standley
Glouster
Harry Risch
Kathryn Louise van Sickle
John Kelso
County Courts See Motion in Cook Divorce Case
A motion to modify a prior court order has been filed by the defendant in the divorce action of Herman Cook v Helen Cook. The action concerns increasing child support payments for minor children per records.
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Herman Cook
Helen Cook
Marriage License for Voris and Potts in Logan
Francis Marion Voris 22 a roofing worker and Mary Jean Potts 18 a waitress both of Logan obtained a marriage license.
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Francis Marion Voris
Mary Jean Potts
Logan
College enrollment growth from 1890 to 1940
About three percent of Americans aged 18 to 21 were in college-grade schools in 1890, rising to fifteen percent by 1940, indicating a significant expansion of access to higher education over five decades.
Logan Area People Amid Daily Life Notices
Walter Myers of West Logan is confined at home by illness. John and Mrs Myers of Mary City visit Logan on business. Betty Buskirk of North Street accepts a position at Logan Home Telephone. Le Jardin De Fieur club to meet Friday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Otto Iles. Rutzen ill at home. Fred Powell undergoes major surgery at Mt. Carmel Hospital. George and Mrs Bowers welcome a daughter Tuesday at White Cross Hospital Columbus. Maynard Parker treated for lacerated knee near Logan. Helen Rush recovering at St Francis Hospital Columbus. County officials in Fairfield on official business. Dr and Mrs R C Jones and children plan three week Missouri vacation. Jeanette Ruth and Shirley Thomas to vacation in south and southwest visiting relatives. Harold Ruggles and Emily Van Fossan attend an agents outing at Lake Hope with Southeastern Ohio counties. Knights Templar advance dinner at 6 p m with guest speaker Wayne Ley. Robert Rowland and family relocate to Jackson from Friesner Avenue.
Henry D Seims Took His Own Life at 66
Henry D. Seims, 66, a retired glass blower, reportedly died by suicide, firing a revolver bullet into his head at his home in Tiffin. Coroner William H. Benner announced the ruling.
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Tiffin
William H. Benner
Henry D. Seims
New Mail Delivery Route Established
The new route becomes official July 1 if the trial succeeds. A backlog of mail caused by recent months led to forming the route from parts of four existing city routes. The path includes West Hunter Street Mulberry and North Walnut streets.
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Brown
Iy Lacoe
Hunter Street
Mulberry's
Walnut
Serge Tinhain
Route Establishment Details and Carrier Assignment
The new service plan names Bill Arnold as the carrier for the route, with a six hour daily work schedule. The announcement outlines established routes and the carrier's daily hours.
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Bill Arnold
Bonneville Dam Creates Deep Inland Lake for Ocean Vessels
The Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River in Oregon has formed a deep lake reaching 50 miles inland to The Dalles where ocean-going vessels can navigate.
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Bonneville
Columbian River
Oregon
Dalles
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Frank
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King Features Syndicate, Inc. World Rights Reserve
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W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Hocking Valley Hospital
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Walter Myers
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John Myers
Murray City
Betty Buskirk
North Street
The
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le Jardin de Fieur Club
Otto Iles
M. C. Rutzen
Logan Foundry and Machine Company
Zanesville Avenue
Fred Powell
West Street
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
George R. Bowers
Laurelville
White Cross Hospital
Maynard Parker
Helen Rush
St. Francis Hospital
Hocking County
R. C. Jones
Missouri
Jeanette Ruth
Shirley Thomas
James H. Napper
Ruston
Marion Bennett
Ft. Worth
Tex
Harold Ruggles
Emily van Fossan
Lake
Hope
Knights Templar
Wayne Ley
Robert Rowland
Russell Howe
Friesner Avenue
Jackson
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Rex
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Fougere Royale
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Super Speed
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