County health nurse on leave prompts fundraising meeting
An invitation goes to civic groups to send reps to a Wednesday meeting at the courthouse to discuss ways to raise funds to keep Miss Jeanette Ruth the county health nurse after a five month involuntary leave of absence. The issue stems from a federal grant cut and questions about local contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Health
Jeanette Ruth
Health Department
Harry Armstrong
Township Trustees Association Advisory Council
Armstrong
Field Day at Coshocton Aug 7 Draws 10000 Attention
More than 10,000 people expect to attend a field day at the U S Soil Conservation Station near Coshocton on August 7. Hocking County farmers and the Soil Conservation Service board plan tours by walking and wagon. Tours will feature birdsfoot trefoil, pastures, soil erosion tests, multiflora rose fences, contour fencing, seedings, reforestation, and an experimental Krilium soil stabilizer plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
U.S. Soil Conservation Station
Coshoc
Hocking Soil Conservation Service Board of Suprvisors
State Warns Bootleggers of Fireworks in Ohio
Industrial Relations Director Albert A. Woldman warns that fireworks bootleggers face heavy penalties for illegal sales in Ohio. Violations are misdemeanors with fines from 25 to 500 dollars. defiance of an order carries 50 to 10,000 dollars and up to a year in jail. Fireworks defined by state law include snakes in the grass sparklers and skyrockets, but not toy pistols or cap devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Woldman
Ohio
Waldman
Industrial Relations Department
Five Hocking Men Assigned To Indiantown Gap
Logan and Hocking County men completed processing at the 2053rd Reception Center Fort Meade Maryland and assigned for Army basic training. Pvt. Dale C Walker 21 Pvt John E Kuhn 20 Pvt Clarence J Sinitt 21 Pvt Paul W Mosure 20 and Pvt Daniel N Dotson 21 all listed as sons of local residents and assigned to the 5th Infantry Division Indiantown Gap Military Reservation Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan and
Hocking County
Fort Meade
5Th Infantry Division
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Dale C. Walker
Winfield Walker
Logan
John E. Kuhn
John Kuhn
Rockbridge
Clarence J. Sinitt
Olive Sinift
Paul W. Mosure
Frank Mosure
Daniel N. Dotson
Clyde Dotson
Judge Meyer Reports On Rotary Service
Judge Harley Meyer spoke on Rotary service at the Rotary Club meeting, detailing four avenues vocational, community, club and international and stressing understanding as key to real international service. Attendees included Ralph Helber and most club presidents and secretaries. Plans for next week include a talk on conservancy districts and dams with Charles Pratt as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
Lake Hope
Harley Meyer
Rotary
Rotary Club
Ralph Helber
R. B. Perkins
Charles Pratt
Plans For Using TVA Fertilizer To Be Discussed
Guy Dowdy assistant supervisor of the state extension service will meet with 50 Hocking County farmers in the courthouse auditorium at 8 p m today to discuss establishing demonstrational farm plots. The plots would show advantages of TVA high analysis fertilizer over the analysis used in Hocking County. Tentative plans call for setting up 50 demonstrational plots. The farmers were selected by the county extension council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Dowdy
State Extension Service
Hocking County
Tennessee Valley Authority
County Extension Council
Two Murray City Men Enlist in U S Air Force
MSgt. William H. Osterholt announced that two Murray City men have enlisted in the Air Force for four years. Marlin E. Wolfe and Lenard E. Spencer, both now stationed at Sampson Air Force Base New York, are the enlistees.
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William H. Osterholt
U.S. Army Air Force
Murray City
Air Force
Marlin E. Wolfe
Lenard E. Spencer
Sampson Air Force Base
New York
Judge Suspends Driver Permit for Reckless Operation
A 17 year old Rockbridge youth had his driver's permit suspended for 90 days and ordered to pay court costs by Juvenile Judge Rhea Pettit Bangert yesterday on charges of reckless operation. The youth was cited by the state highway patrol June 1.
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Rockbridge
Rhea Pettit Bangert
State Highway Patrol
Russian Missionary To Speak At Logan Church Of Nazarene
Rev. Peter Varonof a Russian missionary from Odessa will speak at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Logan Church of the Nazarene announced by Pastor Roy E Klingler He argues Communism opposes Christianity and notes Russia opened churches in 1942 after wartime fear led to a religious revival He says Christians outnumber Communists and his life has been spent in Russia with imprisoned missionary parents
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Logan Church of Nazarene
Peter Varonof
Odessa
Russia
Logan Church of the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
Varonof
Lenin
Voronof
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
A son weighing seven pounds four ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson in Logan at 10 40 p m Monday. A six pound eight ounce son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Huffines in Logan Route 4 at 12 50 a m today. Admissions include Sharon Chaffin Ralph Bay Scott Ledford Sue Ann Larimer and Frederick Mohler for various medical or surgical care. Dismissals include Nellie Lehman and Mrs Edward Mundy of Logan.
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John Nelson
Logan
Scott Huffines
Sharon Marie Chaffin
New Straitsville
Ralph Bay
Lancaster
Scott Ledford
Sue Ann Larimer
Frederick Mohler
Nellie Lehman
Edward Mundy
Marylin Smith Receives Baldwin Wallace Music Degree
Miss Maryln Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Dwight Smith formerly of Ilesboro earned a music education degree on June 8 at Baldwin Wallace College Berea Ohio. She belonged to Beta Sigma Omicron and Mu Phi Epsilon and served as song director gaining first place in the Inter Fraternity Sing during her junior year.
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Maryln Smith
Dwight Smith
Ilesboro
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
Miss Smith
Luther Smith
Laurelville
Beta Sigma Omicron
May Queen's Court
Mu Phi Epsilon
Four Injured in Laurelville Area Four Car Crash
Four people were injured in a four car collision on Route 56 east of Laurelville at 4 30 pm Sunday. Charles Rolland 38 Circleville slowed for a bridge, followed by Eugene Bush 31 Washington C H Route 3 and Glen Jette 32 Washington C H Route 5 who failed to slow. Dwight Spangler 31 Bloomingburg Route 1 struck the Bush car. Injured were Spangler Christine Switzer Alice Davis and Mary Ellen Workman. Workman most seriously hurt. All treated and released at Berger Hospital Circleville. Jette and Spangler fined 15 dollars plus costs by Laurelville Mayor L A McClelland for failing to stop in an assured clear distance.
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Laurelville
Charles Rolland
Circleville
State Highway Patrol
Rolland
Eugene Bush
Washington C. H
Glen Jette
Miss Workman
Berger Hospital
Jette
Spangler
L. A. McClelland
Johnstown High School Class of 1948 Member in Cleveland
A member of the Johnstown High School class of 1948 is currently employed as a service representative for the Ohio Bell Telephone Company in Cleveland. The notice highlights career placement and regional employment.
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Johnstown
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Cleveland
Freshwater clams listed as parasites in early life of fish
Early life stage of freshwater clams linked to parasitism in fish. Researchers describe the larval clams attaching to gills and skin during initial development, affecting fish health and behavior in aquatic ecosystems.
Lights Dim Here After Storm Hits Philo Power Plant
Lightning struck the Philo Power plant causing two 132000 volt lines to go out around 12:30 am. For eight to nine minutes area power ran on low voltage with control cables damaged. Normal service returned after manual switching. officials deem the damage not serious. Repairs completed. system functioning today per J Russell Young.
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Philo
Hocking County
J. Russell Young
Ohio Power Company
Logan Students Attend Ohio University Publication Workshop
Two Logan High School students Phyllis Joan Wells and Ann Schultheis joined 300 students statewide in the seventh annual High School Publications Workshop at Ohio University last week. During the week students and their faculty advisors participated.
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Logan High School
Phyllis Joan Wells
Ann Schultheis
Ohio University
High School Newspaper and Yearbook Publication Program
A program outlines instruction and discussion of all phases of high school newspaper and yearbook publication. It covers reporting editing layout design and production processes for student media.
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Nick’s
State
Hocking
Indiantown Gap
Biscs
E.main ST
Judge Meyer
Rotary Service
TVA
U. S. Air Force
Eee
We Law
Chakeres
Logan, Hic
Temas Chandler
Keyes McNally Warock Hudson
Joyce Holden
Universal International
Samuel Goldwyn
RKO Edie Pictures, Inc
Dana Andrews
Dorothy McGuire
Farley Granger
Peggy Dow
Robert Keith
Mildred Dunnock
Ray Collins
Warner Brog Reses
Sco Cucillé
Ee Andre de
Hocking Valley Hospital
Marylin Smith
Baldwin College
V. W. Martin
E. Main
G. E
Tonite Final
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
MY Boy
Thurs
Claudette Colbert
MacDonald Carey
Viveca Lindfors
Audimary
Westinghouse
U.S
Westinghouse Frost-Free
Eiberfeld’s
Philo Power Plant
N. Market St
Logan, Ohio
Kelvinator
Logan Home Furnishings
W. Main St
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