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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1952
Page
2
Herbert DeSaix, superintendent of The Diamond Plant at Hocking Valley Brick Company, announced the completion of a years long modernization. Four conveyors link storage to processing and tunnel kilns, with a 15 ton auger aiding output. Plant now averages about 140 tons daily, with 73 workers employed.
The 1952 Logan High School yearbooks have arrived and are available at the senior high. Ordered purchasers may collect them at the principal's office on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. or 7 to 8 p.m. No extra copies are available.
Mr and Mrs Don Lytle of Logan welcome an eight pound four ounce son born at noon Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gerald Rheinscheid of Logan welcome a seven pound four ounce daughter born at 4 40 a m today. Admissions Sam Hansel Logan Route 1 medical. Dismissals list includes Robert Lee Bownes James Lewis Spicer Carson Poling Mrs Kenneth Rheinscheid Mrs Paul Harrison and daughter and Mrs Roy Rhoades Allensville.
A representative of the Ohio Republican News photographed all county Republican candidates today in the courthouse auditorium. The photographs will appear in a special September edition of the publication.
The Associated Press reports five deaths from three plane crashes and seven automobile fatalities over the weekend in Ohio. Other weekend deaths include a nurse rescuer and a child, with two lightning deaths and a fire fatality also recorded.
Mrs Georgie Garrett wishes her former husband luck on a Indiana wife hunt. He seeks an intellectual 35 to 45 year old to share his two sons and $28 000 earned after moving to West Virginia. He has over 1000 replies and interviewed several prospects in Indiana and West Virginia.
About a mile and a half of Laurel Run road at Wolfe Basin is being blacktopped, County Engineer Albert Seabright said today. The Highway Maintenance Company of Athens conducts the work through the federal aid secondary system, with costs shared by federal and state governments. Under a similar plan, the Laurel Run bridge over the Hocking River was recently repaired and repainted.
A letter to the Daily News thanks Charles Barker of South Logan for his time helping the working man and explaining what to expect when injured at work.
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce completes plans for the Lawrence Championship Rodeo at the Logan fairgrounds on Monday July 14 with two shows at 2 30 and 8 p.m. The event features Mildred Byron and Bud Jones among 40 performers and 60 animals. Proceeds go to the Jaycee welfare fund. advance tickets are on sale through Jaycee outlets.
The Hocking County commissioners reviewed a proposal to build a parking lot between the courthouse and jail with an estimated cost of 1150 dollars. Loomis & Son quoted 1150 dollars for excavation concrete and curb work, with possible pole relocation.
Mrs. Mary Sweazy of the Hocking County Selective Service Board reports that the June 12 inductees have been dispatched to Fort George G. Meade in Maryland. The group includes Robert E. Friel, Richard C. Peppers, Jerry Z. Walker, Donald C. Lehman, Floyd R. Butts, George D. Gill, Ray K. Hartman, Daniel N. Dotson, Howard B. Danner, John E. Kuhn, Ross J. Anderson, Dale C. Walker, Paul W. Mosure, Clarence J. Smitt, James M. Conkle, and George E. Williams, with listed addresses.
Sam Wells reported to city police that a goose was taken from his home at 638 Warner Avenue over the weekend. An automobile was seen cruising near the residence around 3 a.m. Sunday.
Funeral services for 90 year old Charles N Kishler were conducted Saturday at Ebenezer Baptist Church Perry County. Revs Wilburn Martin and Guy Webb led the service with music by Rev. Martin and pianist Amanda Wilson. Active pallbearers included Earl Spohn Stanton Adcock Pearley Brown Charles S Poling John Bell and Harry Spohn. Honorary pallbearers were Russell Householder Walter Matzgar Ray Mc
Cann and Frank Ryan were laid to rest in Ebenezer Cemetery with services held by Leonard Funeral Service.
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