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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1949

Page

8

Dynamite Planned to Open Clogged Farm Ditch

A drainage project at the Jack Daugherty farm on Logan Route 3 will deepen a 2. foot ditch with dynamite set by a supervisor from Austin Powder Co. Two blasts on Thursday at 11 AM and 2 PM will drain sludge and restore about 10 acres of land, with public observation allowed.

Jack Daugherty Logan Austin Powder Co Wallace Gillogly Soil Conservation Farm Daugherty Mr. Daugherty

Change in Army enlistment rules announced locally

A local Army recruiting officer announced changes to the enlistment program. Men aged 17 to 34 who are physically qualified may enlist in the Regular Army for two years without prior service. A second option allows high school graduates from 1948 to 1949 to enlist without the usual mental tests. The officer is at the post office on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.

White Rock Hen Keeps Daily Egg Record at Union Furnace

A White Rock hen owned by Mrs. John Bickle of Union Furnace has laid an egg every day since March 11 except for seven missed days. The total stands at ninety eight eggs with the hen continuing to lay daily.

White Rock John Bickle Union Furnace

Weekend Visits and Local Life in Logan Area

Social notes list residents and relatives in Logan and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boocks of Toledo spend a Logan weekend. Lemuel Fuller visits. births announced. vacations planned to Los Angeles and Canada. hospital admissions and deliveries noted. service members stationed in Labrador. postmaster attendance at Columbus convention. local visits and surgeries. 4-H pie sale scheduled. reunions and family trips detailed.

Charles Jack) Boocks Toledo Logan

Local residents receive hospital care and service changes

John Donley of Logan was admitted to Lancaster Municipal Hospital for surgery. Mrs. Martha Hayman and Mrs. Vinton Stump were admitted for treatment. Charles Lively treated for compound finger fractures and released. Mrs. Ernest Aurand returned home from University Hospital after three weeks. Charles Howdyshell enlisted in the U S Army at Portsmouth after four years in the Marine Corps. Health conference at Ohio University attended by local officials. Jack Baker of San Mateo accepted a Bendix Company position in South Bend and will move with his family to that city.

John Donley Logan Lancaster Municipal Hospital Martha Hayman Rockbridge Vinton Stump Bremen Charles Lively Laurelville Belmont County Ernest Aurand Angle Avenue University Hospital Columbus Ohio University H. G. Southard Nelle Nutt Emily van Fossan Jeanette Ruth Jack Baker San Mateo Calif Bendix Company South Bend Ind Mt. Pleasant Mich

County Court Finds Rose Guilty in Child Support Case

Robert Rose, indicted by the January term grand jury for failure to provide for minor children, withdraws his innocent plea and pleads guilty. Common pleas court orders $10 weekly child support and sets a $500 personal bond.

Robert Rose Common Pleas Court

Divorce suit filed against Adrien Louise Smith

Paul E. Smith has filed a petition in common pleas court for a divorce from Adrien Louise Smith charging wilful absence.

Paul E. Smith Common Pleas Court Adrien Louise Smith

Red Sox and Athletics Tie Record With 20 Straight Losses

Both the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Athletics have lost 20 consecutive games, tying the major league record for longest losing streak.

Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Athletics

Thru the Knot Hole celebrates lumber yard stock and home insulation

The June 25 1949 note details unloading a freight car of Kil Dried Ponderosa Pine and White Fir boards plus Douglas Fir timbers in multiple grades. It promotes Celotex insulation products and Zonolite concrete use, highlights a Logan Buick Co opening, and ends with a playful bridal month rhyme.

Date of Filling Lake Logan Is $64 Question

The article notes the filling date for Lake Logan remains uncertain with work still incomplete. It details road finishes, needed property purchases by the conservation department, and relocation of electric and gas lines submerged by the lake. A parking lot resurfacing near Route 664 is planned, while visible green seeding on the bank hints at progress.

Lake Logan Susan Ringhiser Homer Evans Conservation Department The

Dr Gaffin to Serve At Denver Hospital

Dr Gaffin and his wife and son Carl of Wood Street left Friday for Colorado to spend a week at a ranch in Estes National Park. He is a reserve officer in the Army Dental Corps and will begin a month of duty at Fitzsimmons General Hospital in Denver. They expect to return to Logan about August 1.

C. A. Gaffin Carl Wood Street Colorado Estes National Park Gaffin Army Dental Corps Fitzsimmons General Hospital Denver Logan

Get-Together 4-H Club News at Rachel Macher Park

The Get-Together 4-H club held its eighth meeting June 13. Members reported progress on each project and planned finishing work before 4-H camp. A picnic followed on the park playground with members serving. guests included Rita Rizer Carol Ann Lehman and Shirley Crothers.

Rachelmacher Park Rita Rizer Carol Ann Lehman Shirley Crothers Sharon Shark Louise Lehmann Norma Hemsworth Joan Rizer Elouise Lehman Leonard Lehman Lehman

Sixth S P S Club Meeting Highlights and Plans

The sixth S P S Club meeting on June 22 in the Girl Scout clubrooms featured demonstrations by Charlotte Blake and Freda Nixon. The upcoming session will include necklines by Marjorie Harwood and hosiery care by Dorothy Harwood. Members present included Leola Mock, Nancy Nutter, Ruby Nison, Lucy Cordell, Leona Mock, Dorothy Harwood, Leora Nixon, Charlotte Blake, Freda Nixon, and visitor Marty Gompf. The next meeting is set for June 29 at 1 PM. Hilltop Boys 4 H Club also met at Mrs Kenneth Rheinscheid s home with Harold Ruggles assisting on camp plans and noting member counts for camp. Members present included Donnie

Charlotte Blake Freda Nixon Marjorie Harwood Dorothy Harwood Leola Mock Nancy Nutter Ruby Nison Lucy Cordell Leona Mock Leora Nixon Marty Gompf Girl Scout Hilltop Boys Hilltop Boys 4-H Club Kenneth Rheinscheid Harold Ruggles Mr. Ruggles Donnie

Davis and Jordan Individuals Gather at Curtis Jordan Home

A group including Kenneth Rheinscheld Robbie Davis Floyd Rheinscheld Carl Primmer James Davis Riggs Johnny Rheinscheld Curtis Jordan and Robert Thomas met at Curtis Jordan's home on June 28.

Maysville Echoes Discuss Camp Tour Plans at Meeting

The fourth Maysville Echoes meeting convened June 19 at 2 P M at Mrs Edith Howdyshell s home. Home demonstration agent Emily Van Fossan outlined camp details and a club tour as plans for the Smith s Chapel festival were set. Members present included Phyllis Biggs Rosie Luella Evelyn Nutter Judy Sweazy Mary Carolyn Sater Emma Jean McGomery Jean Howdyshell Wilma Blackburn Margie Mohler Howdyshell and Mrs Van Foss guest Mary Guess attended.

Maysville Edith Howdyshell Emily van Fossan Smith’s Chapel Phyllis Biggs Rosie Luella Evelyn Nutter Judy Sweazy Mary Carolyn Sater Emma Jean McGomery Jean Howdyshell

Ore Ville Clovers Hold Third Meeting at Advisor’s Home

The Ore ville Clovers met June 16 at Mrs Rita Weaver’s home. The meeting opened with the vice president in charge. Members worked on tea towels and lunch cloths, then enjoyed games and refreshments after.

Oreville Clovers Rita Weaver

Rockbridge Club Holds Third Meeting At Adviser's Home

The Rockbridge club met for its third gathering at Mrs. Guy Ash's home on June 20. Twelve members attended and Donna Verna and Helen Roop served refreshments. Visitors included Mrs. Van Fossan and Rose Drenning. Twenty two members were present. The next meeting is set for July 8 at the schoolhouse.

Rockbridge Club Emily van Fossan Guy Ash Donna Verna Helen Roop van Fossan Rose Drenning

UCLA Coach William C. Ackerman Enters 29th Tennis Season

William C. Ackerman begins his 29th season as tennis coach at UCLA, guiding the Bruins as they prepare for upcoming competitions and sustaining a long program tradition.

William C. Ackerman UCLA

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