Conservation Division project to aid wildlife reserve program
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources leases about 1 000 acres in Hocking County across ten farms to protect and provide food for wildlife. Signposted reserves plant corn pine and multiflora roses, mainly for rabbits squirrels quail and grouse. Shelters filled with corn in winter aid survival. 135 bushels used last year. Officials report rising wildlife populations and anticipate more rabbits as breeding improves. The plan aims to grow existing wildlife rather than stock grows, and serves soil conservation alongside hunting access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Ed Eberst
Game Protector
Eberst
Vesper Service Marks Camp Akita Evening Programs
At Camp Akita in Marion Township the First Community Church sixth to eighth graders engage in daily routines including morning watch personal meditation sports and work sessions. A sunset vesper on the dam featured a raft altar a portable organ and a burning cross with Dr Roy Burkhart delivering a talk on religious teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Township
Roy Burkhart
Camp
Akita
Tom Butler
Camp Akita
Keith Kerr
VA contact visits in Logan end due to funds cut
A VA contact service in Logan will end June 30 after a funding cut. Ray J. Eads formerly visited Logan each Wednesday and can be reached at the VA office in Lancaster. One final Logan visit is scheduled for June 29 before discontinuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Veterans Administration
Sevice
Ray J. Eads
Lancaster
Broad Building
South Broad Street
Mr. Eads
Farm program renews soil via rotation and renewal
On the farms where the program is carried out lime and fertilizer are applied before planting. Each year for five years the lease length and crop rotation restore much of the land’s fertility.
Poling Brothers sue for 200 dollars over saw mill access
Calvin Poling and Harley Poling file a common pleas suit for 200 dollars against Charles V. Kessler claiming they were to be allowed to operate a saw mill on his property. They allege denial of access caused losses and note an injunction restraining interference until further order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Poling
Harley Poling
Common Pleas
Charles V. Kessler
Blanche Blair seeks divorce from Thomas H Blair in common pleas court
Blanche Blair files for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty against Thomas H Blair in common pleas court. She requests temporary alimony, restoration of her former name and division of household furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Blair
Common Pleas Court
Thomas H. Blair
Marriage License Issued To Harper Johnson In South Bloomingville
Probate court records show Charle Delbert Harper aged 36 a tool dresser and Kathryn Altona Johnson aged 31 at home South Bloomingville were issued a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charle Delbert Harper
Kathryn Altona Johnson
South Bloomingville
Marriage License Issued In Probate Court
A marriage license was issued in probate court to Thomas Lee Hammer 20 of West Logan student and Gloria Jean Surber 17 of Logan at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lee Hammer
West Logan
Gloria Jean Surber
Logan
Legion Post Denies Authorized Ad Sale Use
Logan Post 78 of the American Legion denies any authorization for advertising solicitations using its name. Commander Levert Voris said no officer approved such use and has heard claims a solicitor promises part of fees will fund a Legion home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Post
American Legion
Logan
Levert Voris
Voris
Logan area residents gather for visits and recognitions
Mr and Mrs Don Ohlinger of Cleveland spend two in Logan with relatives. Mrs Myrtle Wright moves to Carbond Hill. Mrs Walter Reasoner of 467 Henriet ta Avenue remains homebound. Snider sisters of Columbus enter All Central Ohio Twin Contest. Various locals attend visits, moves, and honors including Kodak job start for Robert Sinnott and 50th Timken anniversary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ohlinger
Cleveland
Logan
Eutala
Geneva Snider
Columbus
John Cramblil
Timken Company
Lawrence
Lawrence Oval
Graduate Students Continue Geological Survey of County
Graduate students from Ohio, led by William M. Merrill of Columbus, resume a county wide geological survey in Hocking County. The team plans to map Marion Good Hope Falls townships this year and finish Benton Laurel Salt Creek Perry townships next year with a final report due in 1951. They stay at the Wetherill tourist home in Logan and will be in town until OSU autumn quarter opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hocking County
William M. Merrill
Columbus
Merrill
F. Hall
Sanford P. ‘Agadaugh
Ward
Falls
of Good Hope
Hall
Washington
Laurel
Benton
Salt Creek
Perry
Wetherill
East Main Street
Logan
OSU
Paper Collection Slated Saturday By Methodist Youth
The Methodist Youth Fellowship announces a waste paper collection this Saturday June 25 to support their aid work. Residents should place magazines and papers at the curb for pickup and call Mrs. R. B. Wilson at 4391 to arrange a truck collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
R. B. Wilson
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions include Mrs. Harry Auker for surgery and John Foley Yaw for minor surgery, both of Logan. Dismissals list Mrs. Pearl Pratt of Carpenter, Gene Dyson of Murray City, and Mrs. Wilbur D. Bethel of Laurelville Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Auker
John Foley Yaw
Logan
Pearl Pratt
Carpenter
Gene Dyson
Murray City
Wilbur D. Bethel
Laurelville
Mantor Services To Be Held Friday
Funeral services for Frank Mantor Sr. 71 Columbus, father of Frank Mantor Jr. assistant manager of the Logan Sears Roe buck and Co. store, will be held at 1 30 P M Friday in the P E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mantor
Columbus
Frank Mantor, Jr
Logan Sears, Roebuck and Co
Funeral services announced for local residents in Columbus
Mr. Manford dies Thursday. Friends may call at the funeral home. Burial will be in Union Cemetery. Rutherford Home on North High Street in Columbus is noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford
North High ‘Street
Columbus
Mr. Manford
Parkwood
Buffdl
Union Cemetery
Wooden Warships Through 1860s Build by Major Powers
Up to 1860 naval forces worldwide still constructed wooden ships of war. Major powers maintained shipyards and fleets as transitions to ironclads slowly emerged, shaping global maritime power and naval strategies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
King
Dr Burkhart
Burkie
Galle
Promione
SEARS
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Catatoguates Dept
Logan, O
Legion Head
Myrtle Wright
Nalsonville
Carbon Hill
Walter Reasoner
Henrietta Avenue
Hugh F. Craven
Auburn, Ind
N. J. Steady
Eulalia Avenue
Gary Edward Lee
Edward Lee
Springfield
John Hunter
Franklin County Childrens Home
Joe McManus
Michael
Norfolk
Millard Jones
Zanesville Avenue
William Morse
University of Mississippi
Oxford, Miss
Bert Winters
Lillian Winters
Poplar Street
Sherman Lyke
Warner Avenue
O. H. Farrar
Gilead
Richard Schweitzer
Defiance
Cpl
Rodney O. Peoples
James A. Peoples
Eighth Army
Yokohama
Japan
Robert Sinnott
Betty Jean Friend
Stephen
R. B. Sinnott
Roger W. Friend
Sinnott
University of Rochester
Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester, N. Y
Jesse Cooley
J. K. Rochester Post
Women's Relief Corps
William Petty
Emma Todd
Tessa Ward
Ida Myers
Alice McFadden
Myers
Economat
Virgil W. Martin
G. E
E. Main
Skeezin
Lucky Crovia
Crovia
Ciovia
Lucky Ciovia
Rexall Drug
Cuicaco
Cases Jewelry Store
OUR
Geological Survey of County
W. Hunter St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Jim Rimelspach
Farm Bureau Co-op
Mulberry St
C&o Crossidt
Toni
Toni and Aere
Oy Lurene AS
Lucky Strike
L. Murray Mangum
Oxford, N. C
Mead
THE
Amerigan Tobacco Company
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