Accidents More Prevalent in Rural Counties in Ohio
Ohio State University official notes show rural counties face higher accidental death rates than urban areas. Paulding county records 18.3 deaths per 100000, while Ottawa county reports 146.8. The Ohio Safety Council lists top low rates in Paulding Adams Defiance Vin ton Noble Coenes Summit Pike Lawrence.
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Pittees
Additions and Renewals To Logan Daily News Subscribers
Rural readers added or renewed in the past week include Mrs. Pearl Strawn Logan Route 1 Carl Evans Bremen Russell Goldsberry Rockbridge Route 1 Julia Blackston Rockbridge Route 1 Merton Hansel Rockbridge Route 1 Edwin Goldsberry Logan Route 2 Frank Ricketts Laurelville Route 1 Grover Keplar Logan Route 3 Clark Kienzle Logan Route 4 Henry Rheinscheld McArthur Elva Bigham Logan Route 2 John Heigle Logan Route 2 S W Johnston Logan Route 4 A J Inboden Logan Route 4 Elmer C Weidner Sugar Grove G C Davis Logan Route 2 Frank Bell Laurelville Charles Poling Junction City John Edgar New Plymouth Route 1 Eugene Funk Logan Route 1 Nellie Blum Logan Route 2 Homer Burgoon Scenic Route W H Trowbridge New Plymouth Route 1 Birdie Griffith Logan Route 1 Mrs Alwilda Kuhn Logan Route 4 Harold Rheinscheld Logan Route 1 Emerson Engle Logan Route 2 Nellie Frank Union Furnace Willis Downhour Junction City Route 1 Ira H Shurtz New Plymouth Route 2 Sam Gordon Scenic Star Route Ottis Sheets Logan Route 4 W M Woodard South Bloomingville.
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Elmer C. Weidner
Sugar Grove
G. C. Davis
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Charles Poling
Junction City
John Edgar
New Plymouth
Eugene Funk
Nellie Blum
Homer Burgoon
W. H. Trowbridge
Birdie Griffith
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Alwilda Kuhn
Harold Rheinscheld
Madonna lily transplants and peony care guidance
Questions from meetings with Professor Victor H Ries cover lilies peonies and tulips. Madonna lilies transplant best in early August, peonies need foliage to feed roots for next year, and leave tulips blooming while they do. If tulips underperform they may be dug when foliage yellows, divided, and replanted for bloom resilience.
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New Dawn
Dr. Nicolas
Cemetery plantings and care for evergreen and flowering shrubs
The writer seeks permanent, rabbit resistant cemetery plantings in Tuscarawas County near Dover. Suggestions include evergreen Euonymus fortunei, flowering shrubs such as Froebel spirea and deutzia, and small flowering trees like crab apples or native redbud. Also covers cranberry bush pests, bagworms, and rose pruning timing.
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Tuscarawas County
Dover
CROP Seeks Gifts for Ohio Food Train Campaign
Hocking and four nearby counties join a statewide drive to collect gifts for an Ohio food train. County agents lead the effort with a target completion by July 31 and mid August assembly. Emphasis is on wheat and dairy products with other in kind gifts welcomed.
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Ohio
Hocking
Ross Wright
Athens County
F. Kelley
Athens
Meigs
Morgan
Washington
Frank Farnsworth
Landes
Delaware County
Catholics Rural Life
Church World Service
Lutheran World Relief
Divorce Notice for Daniel J Bonner in Ohio Case 9768
Pett y Bonner filed for divorce in the Court of Common Pleas of King County Ohio in Cause 9768 alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Hearing set on or after August 9 1948. attorney Fred A Murray represents plaintiff.
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Milita Service
Pas Pollux
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Sanrancisco
California
Petty Bonner
Court of Common Pleas
King County
Ohio
Fred A. Murray
Plaintiff
Increased Swine Production Asked
Officials of the U S Department of Agriculture propose Ohio farmers raise pig production by 10 percent in 1948 over 1947. Reasons include anticipated beef shortfalls in early 1949, expected corn hog ratio improvement after 1948 harvest, and sustained meat demand.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Check Brood Frames Placed in New Hives
Ohio beekeepers urged by Charles A. Reese of Ohio State University to inspect brood frames moved between hives to prevent spread of Toul brood. He notes honey stolen from winter killed colonies may carry disease.
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Ohio
Charles A. Reese
Ohio State University
Beekeepers Urged to Send Brood Samples for Foul Diagnosis
Apiaries unsure of diagnosing foul brood are advised to mail a brood specimen to the Division of Jure at the B and Z Building, Ohio University. Pack the sample securely for transit.
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