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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1952

Page

8

Local farmer hears free bangs disease test urged

A fictional story promotes a free brucellosis testing program for cattle. The tale explains undulant fever risks from infected cows, recounts a farmer refusing testing, and notes 392 herds tested with 89 suspected but 104 blood tests all negative. Officials urge voluntary testing at extension offices or the fairgrounds laboratory.

Charles Ingraham Glenn Beach Fairgrounds James Jantz

Elmer Risch New Commander of Knights Templar

Elmer Risch was named commander at the election and installation of officers of Logan Commandery No 78 Knights Templar held at the Masonic Temple Tuesday night. C Wood Bowen led the installation, assisted by Stanley W. Baker. Other officers elected include Charles N. Lyke Jr generalissimo F Jay Nimon captain general Starling Cohagen senior warden John Clark junior warden Carl C Harsh standard bearer Charles N Lyke Sr sword bearer Willard Lyke warden Ralph Moore sentinel George E Carr prelate W W Woodard treasurer Rolland Bright recorder.

Elmer Risch Logan Commandery No Knights Templar Masonic Temple C. Wood Bowen Lancaster Commandery No. 2 Stanley W. Baker Logan Commandery Charles N. Lyke, Jr F. Jay Nimon Starling Cohagen John Clark Carl C. Harsh Charles N. Lyke Willard E. Lyke Ralph Moore Sentinel George E. Carr W. W. Woodard Rolland Bright

Fire destroys mine tipple near Orbiston

A fire at the Little Valley Coal Co. truck mine near Orbiston destroyed the tipple and equipment after originating in a small generator building. Loss estimated at 5000 dollars, partly insured, with owner Oral Daugherty noting a recent lease to Clarence McCall who operates nearby coal ventures. The generator was running when fire started and McCall had left moments earlier.

Little Valley Coal Co Orbiston Oral Daugherty Little Valley Daugherty Clarence Bucky) McCall McCall Orbiston Coal Co

Lack Of Steel Forces Layoffs By Local Firm

The nation wide steel strike caused National Supply Company to lay off 37 employees, nearly the entire staff, due to lack of steel. The pipe processing plant halted operations last Friday and remains suspended until the strike ends. This local outfit is uniquely affected as it uses pipe rejects from mills.

National Supply Company

Five Motorists Fined Thursday By Mayor Friend

Five men were fined by Mayor Roger Friend for traffic violations. All arrests were made by the state highway patrol. The fines were Michael Saxton, 21, Grove City for no tail light on trailer, $5 and costs. Raymond J. Chilcote, 36, Lancaster for crossing a freshly painted line on the highway, $10 and costs. Melvin W. Skiver, 26, Logan for crossing a freshly painted line.

Roger Friend State Highway Patrol Michael Saxton Grove City Raymond J. Chilcote Lancaster Melvin W. Skiver Logan

Captain Cron Leaves Athens for War Duty

Captain Rodney L. Cron former Ohio University air science professor departs Athens for Korea. He will train at Perrin Field Texas and Langley Field Virginia before shipment from Camp Stone man California. Cron, a Piqua native, served in World War II and returns to fly the B-26 in Korea.

Rodney L. Cron Ohio University Korea Logan Perrin Field Texas Langley Field Camp Stoneman Calif Piqua Crow Air Force

Traffic violations on highway result in fines

Ermil V. Runkle, 37, of Athens Route 1, fined $5 and costs for parking his car in the wrong direction on the highway. Christian Seyfried, 59, of Pomeroy, fined $10 and costs with $5 suspended for disobeying a traffic signal.

Ermil V. Runkle Athens Christian Seyfried Pomeroy

Judge Orders Support in Divorce Case

County Courts judge Harley Meyer orders Elmer Valentine to pay support and expenses to Mary Valentine, with her mother Bertha Nixon acting as next friend, as divorcement proceedings move forward.

Elmer Valentine Harley Meyer Mary Valentine Bertha Nixon

Burns divorce case orders payment of expense money

In the divorce suit filed by Maxine Burns against Willard Burns, the defendant has been ordered to pay the plaintiff's expense money as part of the proceedings.

Maxine Burns Willard Burns

Divorce suit dismissed in common pleas court

Upon application of the plaintiff Alice Henry and defendant William D. Henry, the divorce case filed in common pleas court has been dismissed.

Alice Henry William D. Henry Common Pleas Court

Rieder Divorce Granted in Lancaster Case

Dorothy Rieder of Union Furnace wins divorce from Ivan Rieder on cruelty grounds. Custody of a minor child and child support awarded. Ivan granted visiting privileges at all reasonable times.

Dorothy Rieder Union Wurnace Ivan Rieder Lancaster

Adjudged Guilty of Contempt in Alimony Case

Edward Tolliver, defendant in the divorce action filed by Pauline Tolliver, was found guilty of contempt of court for failing to pay alimony. He is ordered to pay the arrears and to continue payments until the court issues further order.

Edward Tolliver Pauline Tolliver

Real estate transfers across multiple townships listed

Roy J Notestone transfers 134 acres to George E Wickline in Perry Township. Executors transfer 150 acres from Della McClelland to George Henry Boden and Florence Boden in Perry Township. Buckinghams sale 45.5 acres to William Linn and Marjorie Linn in Marion Township. Linns transfer 45.5 acres to Hulda Crouse in Marion Township. Lohr estate transfers Lot 595 in Logan to John S and Mary D Richards. Fannie Josephs by transfer to Samuel Joseph in Laurelville. E V and May D Baker transfer five acres to Ronald and Evelyn Travis in Falls Gore Township. Williams quit claim to Swackhammer in Laur elville. Garverick to Ernest and Margaret Price in Falls Township. Hildebrandt to Hummel on about one acre in Falls Town. Hutchins estate to Cora Geil at 506 West Third Street Logan. Bowers Tractor Sales transfers 20.5 acres to Glenn and Frances Belcher in Salt Creek Township. Linton transfers correction deed to Willard and Maxine Burns in Green. Edward and Ethel Thompson to Harden and Hazel Cremean about 12 acres in Green.

Roy J. Notestone George E. Wickline Perry Township Della McClelland George Henry Boden Florence O. Boden Charles F Annie Buckingham William T Marjorie E. Linn Marion Township Hulda Crouse John E. Lohr John S Mary D. Richards Logan Fannie Joseph Samuel Joseph Laurelville E. V May D. Baker Ronald A Evelyn J. Travis Falls-Gore Township Harry F Vincile Williams George Albert Swackhammer Ray C Harrietta G. Garverick Ernest Margaret Price Falls Township Albert Ethel Hildebrandt James E Margie J. Hummel Margaret A. Hutchins Cora M. Geil West Third Street Bowers Tractor Sales, Inc Glenn E Frances H. Belcher Salt Creek Township Leslie G. Linton Willard Maxine Burns Green Township Edward C. and Ethel Thompson Harden Hazel Cremean

Lake Coal Loads Rise at Lake Erie Docks

Freighters loaded 1,362,187 tons of coal at Lake Erie docks last week, bringing season total to 14,201,030 tons. Year ago shipments reached 15,173,813 tons according to the Ore & Coal Exchange.

Cleveland Lake Erie Ore & Coal Exchange

Hocking-Vinton Civil Service Chapter Names New Officers

The Ohio Civil Service Association Hocking-Vinton Chapter elected officers for the newly named group at a Friday meeting in the county courthouse. Hugh Daubenmier became president with Delbert Johnson as first vice president and Charles Barker as second vice president.

Hocking-Vinton Ohio Civil Service Association Hocking Vinton County Hugh Daubenmier State Highway Department Hocking County Delbert Johnson Highway Department Charles Barker Indutrial Commission Carl E. Blosser

Hospital Notes From Hocking Valley Hospital

Admissions include Kenneth Rheinscheld Mount Pleasant and Mrs Kenneth Rhein scheld Mount Pleasant plus several Logans such as Mrs Dovel Bush Route 3 and Carl Ann Roegge for surgery. Dismissals feature Arnold Lee and daughter McArthur and Mrs Ray Menden hall Chester Hill among others.

Kenneth Rheinscheld Mount Pleasant Dovel Bush Logan Hiram Green New Straitsville Carl Ann Roegge Bonnie Roegge Jerry Roegge Johnny Bailey Billie Hamrick Arnold Lee McArthur Kenneth Reed Kris Lee Gabriel Ray Mendenhall Chester Hill Chandos Kistler

Funeral Held Thursday For Mrs. Daubenmeir

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Daubenmeir age 85 were held Thursday at 1 30 p m at Heinlein Funeral Home with Dr R B Wilson officiating Music was provided by Mrs R B Hansel Mrs Charles Notestone and Mrs Walter Prather Pallbearers were Frank Lyke Charles A Bright Nellis Smith George Wolfe Thomas Rainer and Pearl W Wolfe Burial was in Forest Rose Cemetery Lancaster

Mary Daubenmeir Heinlein R. B. Wilson R. B. Hansel Charles Notestone Walter Prather Frank Lyke Charles A. Bright Nellis Smith George Wolfe Thomas Rainer Pearl W. Wolfe Forest Rose Cemetery Lancaster

Visitors From Georgia Spend Week With Ohio Hosts

Mr and Mrs Morrie Gordon and children Barbara and David of Avondale Estates Atlanta Ga visit Mr and Mrs Frank Van Atta at 695 East Main Street this week Lavon Goodlive business manager of Hocking Valley Hospital attends the Central District Council meeting of the Ohio Hospital Association in Columbus yesterday

Morrie Gordon Barbara David Avondale Estates Atlanta, Ga Frank van Atta East Main Street Lavon Goodlive Hocking Valley Hospital Central District Council Ohio Hospital Association Columbus

Funeral Thursday for Mrs Maude Phillips

Funeral services for Mrs Maude Phillips aged 49 who died Tuesday were held at 2 p m Thursday at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev Roy E Klingler officiating. Music was by Mrs Floyd Kitchen and Carl Spence organist. Pallbearers were Ronald Bail D A Baughman Alpha Barr Ernest Smith Marion Hull and Harry Haas. Burial was in Smith's Chapel Cemetery new addition.

Maude Phillips Leonard Funeral Home Roy E. Klingler Floyd Kitchen Carl Spence Ronald Bail D. A. Baughman Alpha Barr Ernest Smith Marion Hull Harry Haas Smith's Chapel Cemetery New Addition

State Examiner Starts Long County Records Review

Claude Toole from the state auditors office began a regular examination of books and records in Hocking County government offices at the courthouse. Due to staff shortages no audit has occurred in about four years, and Toole is expected to remain in the courthouse for several months conducting the review.

Claude Toole State Auditors Office Hocking Toole

Attar of Roses Requires Vast Rose Leaf Supply

A historical note states that about two tons of rose leaves are needed to produce an ounce of attar of roses. It also mentions that North Carolina hosts more than 4,000 varieties of plant life.

North Carolina

Mrs Mary F Nutter Dies in New Straitsville at 74

Mrs Mary Frances Nutter 74 of New Straitsville died at 8 50 p m Tuesday in Athens She leaves a son James of Elyria four daughters Mrs Russell Scott Paris Ill Mrs Rose Hooffstetter Columbus Sister Magdelen De Lourdes St Mary's Monastery Cincinnati and Sister Rene Buffalo N Y two sisters Mrs Ruth Summers Gore and Mrs Clarence Moore Newark Friends will be received at Mills and Brown Funeral Home New Straitsville until services at 9 a m Monday from St Augustine Catholic Church with Rt Rev Msgr Henry J Kellerman in charge Rosary 7 p m Sunday at the funeral home Burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery New Straitsville

Mary Frances Nutter New Straitsville Athens James Elyria Russell Scott Paris Ill Rose Hooffstetter Columbus Magdelen de Lourdes St. Mary’s Monastery Cincinnati Rene Buffalo N. Y Ruth Summers Gore Clarence Moore Newark Mills and Brown Funeral Home St. Augustine Catholic Church Henry J. Kellerman Mt. Calvary Cemetery

Sister of Mrs. Sherman Lyke Dies in Lancaster

Tillie Geiger Wagner widow of Grant Wagner and sister of Mrs. Sherman T. Lyke of Logan died at a daughter’s home in Lancaster after a long illness. Survived by son George Wagner of Parkersburg. daughters Miss Mary Wagner of Columbus and Mrs. James of Lancaster. brother Brent Geiger of Union Furnace. Services Sunday at Otterbein Church near Somerset. burial in Somerset Cemetery. Body at Halteman Funeral Home in Lancaster until service.

Tillie Geiger Wagner Grant Wagner Sherman T. Lyke Logan John James Lancaster George Geiger George Wagner Parkersburg W. Va Mary Wagner Columbus James Brent Geiger Union Furnace Lyke

Man Sentenced in Intoxication Disorderly Conduct Case

Carl Blosser 49 of Logan Route 1 was fined 25 dollars plus costs and given 30 days in Hocking County jail in Magistrate S B Whitehart s court on a charge of intoxication and disorderly conduct.

Carl (Bliz) Blosser Logan Hocking County S. B. Whitehart

Mormon Cricket Horde Advances Toward Nevada Water Supply

A large Mormon cricket swarm, about 25 miles wide and 14 miles deep, moved toward Austin Nevada's water reservoir. Sheriff deputies and state agriculture workers stopped the invasion briefly but ran out of poisoned mash. later reports said the swarm reached within a quarter mile of the reservoir and residents feared water contamination. The insects earned their name from early Utah settlements in 1850 after swarms affected grain fields.

Reno Austin State Department of Agriculture Utah

Batista Announces Fourth of July Park in Havana

President Fulgencio Batista said Cuba will build a new park along Havana's Seawall Drive to be named Fourth of July Park as a gesture of friendship to the United States The park will adjoin a new U S embassy office building in Havana.

Havana Cuba Fulgencio Batista United States U. S

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John Jones John Jonesoes Jones Farmer Jones John Mr. Jones Hocking County Farmers Brian Donlevy Shelley Winters John Garfield Melvyn Douglas Cron V. W. Martin G. E Skyview Cruise Lancaster’s Auto Theatre the Lion and the Horse Steve Cochran Lloyd Bridges Lea Padovani Judy Canova Robert Stack Joy Page Bob Hope Hedy Lamarr Monty Woolley Thelma Ritter Joan Crawford Dennis Morgan The Barefoot Mailman Robert Cummings Vera Ralston John Carroll Skyview Hocking-Vinton Civil Service Mrs. Daubenmeir Dan River Elberfeld Logan, Ohio Mary F. Nutter Straitsville Nevada Batista Nick Abbott & Costello Wendell Corey Chakeres Metro News Warner Bros NS Paar Bacolor Wille Norman Raymond Massey I i Aos Andre de Toth
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