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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1948
Page
2
Treasury plans a simplified form for income reporting next year. The W-2 withholding receipt would become a wage receipt, with filing merged into employer payroll records.
Mary Frances Poling reports Laurelville residents including Minnie Hite Mrs Kermit Hoover and children and Sue and her son from Somerset spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Poling. Grace Friesner of Lan visited relatives and joined others Sunday afternoon for social time.
Annual camping sessions conducted by the Hocking County 4-H club run July 17 through August 8 at Tar Hollows in the Ross Hocking state forest. About 160 participants are expected including 85 junior and 16 senior members, with specific camps for women and older rural youth. Staff includes Harold Ruggles and Mrs Emily Van Fossan. other counties joining include Ross Pickaway Vinton Athens and Fairfield.
Hogs fairly active with 180 to 240 lb at 27.50 and up to 26.75 for 240 to 260 lb. Cattle mostly cows and feeders with good beef cows 22 to 24, bulls 18 to 26, stockers 25 to 28. Calves light to good quality 27 to 31, lambs 24 to 25, sheep 11 for slaughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Swack hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Robert West and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Dumm and sons. Sunday guests at Creole included Clyde Pettit. West hosted Evans in Lancaster Friday. A daughter was born Tuesday at White Cross Hospital, Columbus, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bowers, with grandparents in Laurelville and Hallsville.
Prof. William H. Taft of Youngstown, Ohio, will join Defiance College faculty September 1 as director of public relations and journalism professor. The appointment expands the college’s communications programs and strengthens its journalism pedagogy.
Chicago grains opened mixed on the Board of Trade with oats firm on private reports of poor Illinois crop conditions. The market reflected cautious sentiment as traders awaited further seasonal and crop data amid unsettled weather factors.
Wheat opened unchanged to 4 lower, July at 2.32 4. Corn held steady to 4 higher, July 2.1914. Oats were unchanged to 4 higher, July at 93.
Sohio features a photo of Lower Falls at Old Man's Cave in its current newspaper advertising and offers a free booklet "Let's Plan An Outing" with park photographs and brief descriptions highlighting Hocking County state parks.
Mansfield physician Dr. O W Klein will take over Dr J Ward Doering's practice during Doering's vacation He will be in the Spring Street office July 1 25 and stay at the Doering home in Logan Doering and family depart for Daytona Beach Fla next Wednesday
Pleasant Ridge society notices list numerous family visits and dinners. Families from Laurelville Columbus Hallsville Kingston and nearby towns gather for weekend and Sunday get togethers with members of Poling Reid Fortner Metcalf Karshner and Disbennett families among others.
The Wi-Du-Rite 4-H club held a regular meeting on Thursday June 10 at Ann Woodard’s home in Ewing. Officers present were Frances Hartsell president Joan Hansley vice president Louise Lash secretary Ruth Fetheroll treasurer Rose Mary Fisher and Betty Funk recreation leaders Ruby Shultz news reporter. Others present included Garnet Blum Doris Shultz Norma Fetherell Shirley Funk Patty Lash Beverly Hartsell Ann Woodard Ruth Bowers and Barbara Shultz. After games and refreshments the group planned next meeting at Scotts Creek school with Joan Hansley Ruth Norma Fetheroll Louise Patty Lash Doris and Ruby Shultz to serve refreshments.
At the Hocking County fairgrounds on a June day and evening a business meeting was followed by softball practice. Don Ervin and Mac Ervin were welcomed as new members while new and old business topics were discussed.
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