County Local Government Funds Reach Fifty Thousand
Ohio distributes 45,156,545.96 to local governments this fiscal year ending June 30. Hocking County receives 50,349.89, with statewide total up 1,705,029 from last year. Funds come from sales tax, banks and securities taxes, plus an emergency appropriation.
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State of
Ohio
Hocking County
James A. Rhodes
County Budget Commission
Athens
Fairfield
Gallia
Jackson
Meigs
Perry
Pickaway
Vinton
Twenty Youth Enter 4 H Health Contest in Hocking County
Twenty entries in Hocking County 4 H health improvement contest underwent physical exams by Dr. H M Boocks health commissioner. Each 4 H club will enter one junior and one senior. Winners in each division will advance to the statewide contest at the Ohio State Fair this summer.
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Hocking County
H. M. Boocks
Logan-Hocking County
Oho
Columbus Men Cited For Driving Slow And Speeding
James L. Carner, 35, Columbus, tied 15 dollar bond for driving too slow on the highway. Dale L. Holdren, 19, 53 Homer Avenue, was fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding. Both cases heard in Mayor Francis Myers' court on state highway patrol charges.
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Francis Myers
State Highway Patrol
James L. Carner
Columbus
Dale L. Holdren
Homer Ave
Ohio cash grain prices steady with minor shifts
Ohio Dept of Agriculture reports No. 2 red wheat largely steady to up two cents at 1.84 to 1.92 per 100 pounds, No. 2 yellow ear corn mostly unchanged at 1.64 to 1.75, No. 2 oats rising to 1.16 to 1.23 per bushel, and No. 1 yellow soybeans steady near 2.13 to 2.15 per bushel.
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Ohio Cash Grain
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Agricash
Cincinnati Produce Prices Drift as Poultry Edges Higher
Cincinnati markets report poultry at farms showing higher quality fryers from 3.25 to 4.00 per pound. Other produce remains unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Columbus Livestock Markets Report
P-Hogs in western Ohio slid 25 to 25 cents lower on average compared with Monday, with No. 2 butcher hogs 19.75 to 20.50 and sows 16.75 to 17.25 under 350 pounds. Cattle from Columbus Producers Livestock Crative Assn show varied ranges for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, stockers, and calves, with light demand and steady or lower tones across several classifications. Slaughter sheep left at about 5.00 or lower per head.
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Columbus Livestock
Columbus
Ohio
Kane
Avera
Livestock Crative Assn
Logan Area Community Notices and Meetings
Logan county events list local meetings and visits. Activities include Midget Leaguers practice at Logan High School, American Legion Post 78 meeting at Rt 6645, Home Town Band practice at Worthington Park, and hospital visits for Eleanor Lee and others. Local residents Mr and Mrs Ernest Wright guests in Lake Logan. Frey to move into South Logan home. Kline and Hansel relatives in town. Six women attend Ohio Home Demonstration Council at Ohio State University.
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American Legion Post 78
Earl Beal
Ernest Wright
Columbus
James H. Barker
Lake Logan
Marion Twp
Wright
Barker
Hocking County
Columbus Life Insurance Co
Earl Wittekind
South Logan
Church St
James Frey
Laurelville
Frey
Ohio Home Demonstration Council
Ohio State University
Clinton Poling
William Bierly
Harold Starner
Frank Masure
Kenneth Hinerman
Ethel Bower
Bible School Draws 147 at Logan Church
The Logan Church of the Nazarene closed its annual vacation Bible school session with a Friday evening demonstration and crafts viewing for parents and friends. Enrollment was 147. Concluding day included a picnic. Teachers included Mrs. Pearl Guess Mrs. Eugene Kennedy Kindergarten and others. Joyce Thompson was pianist and Judy Kitchen secretary.
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Logan Church of the Nazarene
Roy Klingler
Pearl Guess
Eugene Kennedy
Laura Moore
Dale Cook
Earl Blair
John Myers
Joyce Thompson
Floyd Thompson
Carl Rennells
Judy Kitchen
Railroader Wins $80,000 Award Against Baltimore & Ohio
CHICAGO W Merle Wortman of Hamilton Ohio won an $80 000 judgment in Superior Court against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for injuries from a January 5 1955 boxcar fall. Wortman said a climbing rung worked loose causing a fractured heel and hospitalization.
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Chicago
Merle Wortman
Hamilton
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Logan's ONG Unit Heads Ohio Tavern For Camp Perry Sunday
Logan's Battery D 137th AAA Battalion will move from Logan and nine other Ohio cities to Camp Perry for two weeks of summer training June 23 to July 7. About 1 000 Guardsmen train with 90 mm guns 40 mm guns and .50 cal mounts, with support troops practicing convoy procedures and field communications. Families join for beach visits and post theater films as Lt. Robert Pugh notes four half tracks and two M 19 tanks have been deployed to Camp Perry already.
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Logan
37Th Infantry Division
Ohio National Guard
Camp Perry
Lake Erie
Akron
Canton
Chardon
Cleveland
Columbus
New Philadelphia
Springfield
Toledo
Willoughby
191St Aaa
137Th
AAA
Robert Pugh
Fatal tavern shooting rocks Bowling Green area
In Bowling Green Ohio a tavern shooting left Rudy Scheondorff 21 of Kansas Ohio dead and Norman Moody 22 of Portage seriously wounded. The incident at Golden Lily Tavern followed an argument over unpaid telephone calls and ripped clothing ending with multiple gunshots.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Rudy Schoendorff
Kansas
Miami University
Oxford
Rudy Scheondorff
Norman Moody
Portage
Scheondorff
Golden Lily Tavern
U.S. 6
Here
Gerald Bryant
Bryant
Lake Logan Fishing Prospects And Record Fish Noted
Lake Logan yields steady bluegill bites on red worms and orange spider lures. Historical records cited include a 4 lb 12 oz bluegill from Ketona Lake Alabama and a 32 inch 22 lb 4 oz bass from Montgomery Lake Georgia. Muskies as large as 69 pounds 11 ounces were caught in Chippewa Flowage Wisconsin. Projections expect 40 inch muskies and 17 to 18 inch bass from Lake Logan in the coming years.
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Lake Logan
Ketona Lake
Ala
Montgomery Lake
Chippewa Flowage
Wis
County Courts MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses issued to Roger Eugene Roederer and Mary Elizabeth Roney, and to William Jacob Sickles Jr. and Janice Jane Lindsey, with addresses and occupations. Also to Charles William Stephenson and Flossie May Wright for at home arrangements.
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Roger Eugene Roederer
Logan
Molder
Mary Elizabeth Roney
Nelsonville
William Jacob Sickles Jr
Union Furnace
Janice Jane Lindsey
Logan Star
Charles William Stephenson
Enterprise
Flossie May Wright
Hocking Valley Hospital admits and discharges list
Hocking Valley Hospital notes admissions for Ottie Ross McArthur Route 2 and Paula Braum Sugar Grove plus Miss Donna Jean Martin Creola Robert Pinney Zaleski and Paula Braum. Dismissals include Mrs Morrill Inboden Logan Hermon Chapple and Mrs Paul Blosser with daughter Logan.
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Ottie Ross
McArthur Rt. 2
Donna Jean Martin
Creola
Robert Pinney
Zaleski
Paula Braum
Sugar Grove
Raymond Little
Columbus
Morrill Inboden
Logan Rt. 4
Hermon Chapple
Logan
Paul Blosser
Supervisors Approve SCD Cooperators in Marion
The Hocking Soil Conservation District board approved two Marion applicants for SCD cooperators Raymond L. Burdine and Oliver E. Brown. Chairman Harry Armstrong announced the action.
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Board of Supervisors
Hocking Soil Conservation District
Marion
SCD
Raymond L. Burdine
Oliver E. Brown
Harry Armstrong
Gangland figure shot dead in Bronx ambush
In a Bronx ambush on a sunny Monday two gunmen killed Frank Scalise 55 at a grocery store doorstep. Scalise described as an associate of Frank Costello and Charles Lucky Luciano, with federal authorities linking him to narcotics smuggling and murder inquiries.
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New York
Bronx
Frank Scalise
Scalise
Frank Costello
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
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