Jay Cole Elected Jaycee President Succeeding Bennett
Jay Cole named president of Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce at the annual officers election held last night at Brandt's restaurant. Also chosen were Louis Palamata internal VP Tom Weiland external VP Robert Harris secretary Arthur MeKee treasurer and Kenley Paul Stimson William Pence named to the Jaycee board. The club plans gate repainting for the Clean-up Paint-up Logan drive and discusses a Lawrence Championship Rodeo ticket sale on Main Street with two performances at the fairgrounds. Proceeds benefit the Jaycee welfare fund.
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Logan
Jaycee
Main Street
Fairgrounds
Jaycees
Jaycee Welfare Fund
Penney Store Employees Run Logan Branch Sale
Logan J C Penney store employees take over operations for a special sale on Friday and Saturday with Mrs Helen Howdyshell as manager. She revokes vacation of ex lager MacDonald Watson to assist. Special merchandise was chosen by staff months ago.
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Logan
J. C. Penney Co
Helen Howdyshell
S. Howdyshell
Exlager
MacDonald Watson
30 Tons Of TVA Fertilizer To Be Used In County
Plans are underway to use Tennessee Valley Authority fertilizer on several farm plots in Hocking County. About 30 tons of triple super phosphate will be obtained and demonstrated to local farmers under the supervision of the county extension service. Additional amounts will be announced later.
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TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Hocking County
Guy Dowdy
State Extension Service
Logan
Charles Ingraham
Logan Man 23 Injured In Route 33 Crash
Logan Man Paul Hiles of Logan, 23, suffered a lacerated eyelid in a two car crash on Route 33 at The Diamond. The collision with 57 year old Harvey Wend of Nelsonville occurred about 11 30 p m. Hiles was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital and will face Mayor Roger Friend's court at 5 p m on unsafe operation charges.
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Paul Hiles
Logan
The
Diamond
State Highway Patrol
Hiles
Harvey Wend
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Hospital
Roger Friend
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions include Charles Linton Logan Route 3 medical Mrs James Pierce New Straitsville medical Arretta Miller Logan surgery Michael Miller Logan surgery and Richard Miller Logan surgery Dismissals include Mrs Lawrence Peppers and daughter Logan Scott Ledford Logan Route 4 Ralph Bay Lancaster Route 4 and Hiram Green New Straitsville.
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Charles Linton
Logan
James Pierce
New Straitsville
Arretta Miller
Michael Miller
Richard Miller
Lawrence Peppers
Scott Ledford
Ralph Bay
Lancaster
Hiram Green
Junior Leader Meeting Set To Discuss Forestry
Hocking County 4 H club junior leaders will meet in the court house auditorium Monday at 8 p.m. Forestry conservation will be the principal topic with Robert Paton, forester of the Ohio Forestry Association, as principal speaker and slides on conservation to be shown.
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Hocking County
4-H Club
Robert Paton
The
Ohio Forestry Association
Paton
Nurses Plan Attendance at 14th District Picnic
Mrs Eva Mock superintendent of nurses at Hocking Valley Hospital and Miss Jeanette Ruth county health nurse plan to attend the annual picnic of the 14th District Nurses Association this evening. The event starts at 6 p.m. at Fortification Hill in Gallipolis.
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Eva Mock
Hocking Valley Hospital
Jeanette Ruth
14Th District Nurses Association
Fortification Hill
Gallipolis
Hocking County welfare board to meet. locals named to honor roll
Members of the Hocking County Child Welfare Board will meet in the welfare office at 7 p.m. today. Lois G. Defenbaugh of Laurelville Route 1 was among Ohio State University students named to the honor roll in the School of Home Economics during the spring quarter.
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Hocking County Child Welfare Board
Lois G. Defenbaugh
Laurelville
Ohio State University
Liquor Enforcer resigns to take Federal Investigator post
Anthony A. Rutkowski state liquor enforcement chief says Ray G. McDonald of the Dayton office resigns to join a federal service role in security checks and confidential inquiries. McDonald, a Mansfield resident, will investigate for the federal agency.
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Cleveland
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Ray G. McDonald
Dayton
McDonald
Mansfield
Plan To Retire Better Ask Social Security Office
A Zanesville Social Security official urges self employed individuals aged 65 plus to contact the local office before retiring in 1952. He notes 1950 amendments affect net earnings used to compute benefits and warns filing in 1952 reduces retirement benefits. Office hours are at the courthouse in Logan each Monday 9:30 to noon.
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Social Security Office
Robert B. Youmans
Zanesville
Youmans
Logan
Jobless Claims at Logan BUC Slightly Down
Claims for unemployment compensation at the Logan BUC office rose to 407 last week from 398 the week before. The total remains above June 1951's average of 377, with 341 claims from workers unemployed a week or more and 66 from newly unemployed individuals.
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Logan
Logan Man Faces AWOL Charges
Cpl. Charles William Brown of Logan was reported absent without leave from Fort Campbell Kentucky since May 2. He was picked up by city police Sunday and taken to Fort Hayes by the provost marshal early this week.
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Charles William Brown
Logan
Fort Hayes
Cpl
Brown
Fort Campbell
Logan Teacher Attends Annual Classical League Meeting
Miss Mary Ruth Krinn of Logan Junior High School attended the American Classical League Institute in June 1921 at Miami University Oxford. The three day session featured illustrated lectures papers on classical subjects a panel discussion and studies of recent trends in the field. The group heard a concert by Norman Scott bass baritone of the Metropolitan Opera Company.
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Mary Ruth Krinn
Logan
Institute of the American Classical League
Miami University
Oxford
Northan Scott
Metropolitan Opera Company
Regional Council Meeting Today At Lake White
Hocking County residents are set for the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council meeting at Lake White at 6 30 p m. Bernard Geiger second vice president invited Izaak Walton League members and others interested in promoting southeastern Ohio. C S Kistler from Monongahela Power will discuss his tour of the region. The July meeting will be at the Izaak Walton clubhouse with the league.
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Hocking County
Southeastern
SEC Council
Izaak Walton
Izaak Walton League
East Thumps West 14-2 in Junior Baseball League opener
East used a nine run sixth inning behind three hit pitching by Bob Tom to beat West 14-2 in the Elks Junior Baseball League opener. Nixon led East with three safeties, including a homer by R. Dennis, while West broke through for two runs in the final frame. The win ties East with South for league lead. next game Monday as West meets North.
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Bob Tom
West
Elks
R. Dennis
Lemon
Nixon
D. Shaw
Rutter
Shorr
Kuhn
Tom
South
North
West Ta
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Indian Gap Military Reservation
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Wash
Judy Schultheis
Merrymeeting Girls Camp
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Maine
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Frank Blasius
Columbus
Cincinnati
Norma Jean Beougher
Bowen Street
Grant Hospital
John Hartwig
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Hartwig
Howard Nowels
Logan High School
Clarence Schrader
Third Street
Paul Stewart
Carl Schrader
John Clark
Peggy Cummins
Lorraine Holtzen
Dolores Bester
Barbara Vore
Wakatomika
Gambier
BUC
V. W. Martin
G. E
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Gene Brown
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Helen Myers
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BAYON
Dick Poling
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