Hocking Valley Strip Mine Feeds Vacations for 4000 Miners
Nearly 4,000 coal miners in the coal valley area begin a 10 day vacation. The New York Central and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads report no coal is mined or shipped from the Hocking area. The Central strip at New Straitsville operates today with a three day Fourth of July break. Miners return on Tuesday July 6. Each worker earns ten dollars per day. The mines suspend for the vacation period as part of the United Mine Workers contract.
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Eoal Valley
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Engan
Hocking
C. & Said
New Straitsville
Opa
Its
Aes Valley
Goring
United Workers
Coal
Logan Kiwanis Club Hosts Evening Program
Grhonae and a group of Logan Kiwanis members present an evening program. The Logan singers previously performed a similar show for the county group several weeks ago.
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A& Group
Logan Kiwanians Glub
Logan Singers
Ay County
Logan residents and visitors featured in daily notes
John Biasius, a Logan merchant seaman, is home after a Guatemala trip. Mrs. Ervin Edwards, New Plymouth, was a business visitor in Logan today. Delma Hankison improves at Hocking Valley Hospital after surgery last Wednesday. room 17. Mrs. Joe Shanley and daughter Susan, West Hunter Street, left Sunday for relatives in Akron. Pat Quinn, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Quinn, Logan Daily News carrier, has a foot infection. Howard Stone, Creole Route 1, injured his thumb at farm work. Mrs Frieda Lappen, Laurelville postmistress, attended the Cleveland postmaster convention. Ford Bierly, Columbus, visited his ill brother William Bierly at 209 Furnace Street. Belva Rhoads returns to duties at the Ambrose Hotel after a two week vacation. Mr and Mrs Jacob Fox move from Harry Taylor’s residence at 239 North Walnut Street to 36 East Hunter Street. George Clark, South Logan, treated for a lacerated arm at a local physician after work at Mission Orange Bottling Co. Jane Holloway treated for glass fragment removal near Logan. Richard Smith, Kerlin Avenue, suffers a severe foot laceration while swimming in Old Town Creek and requires stitches. H. H. Shriner, 1016 West
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Richard Smith
Kerlin Avenue
Old Town Creek
Ida Mae Minner 83 Dies in Nelsonville After Illness
Ida Mae Minner 83 native of Carbon Hill died Saturday at her daughter’s home in Nelsonville after a long illness. She moved to Nelsonville 50 years ago and was widow of Frank Minner former Athens County commissioner. Services set for 2 PM Tuesday at Warren Funeral Home with burial at Greeklawn Cemetery. Survived by daughter Blanche Johnson son Preston W Minner six grandchildren two nieces and one nephew.
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Ida Mae Minner
Carbon Hill
Alva B. Johnson
Nelsonville
Warren Funeral Home
John Lloyd Evans
L. A. Griffith
Greeklawn
Blanche Johnson
Preston W. Minner
Louise Bonnefield
Waynesburg
Frank E. Minner
Mary E. Mathews
Columbus
Power line accident claims Dayton man
Lester Bellville aged 35 died from burns suffered after contact with a 6 500 volt power line at the Dayton Power and Light Co plant near Miamisburg.
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Dayton, O
Lester Bellville
Dayton Power & Light Co
Miamisburg
Births in Hocking Valley and area families
Mr and Mrs Donald Dalton of Nelsonville Route 2 welcomed a son weighing eight pounds eight ounces born at 3 50 AM on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mont Howson of New Marshfield Route 1 welcomed a daughter weighing unknown pounds and ounces born at 1 48 AM. Mendes dismissals Bruce Cremean Logan Route 4 Ann and Charles Rowland New Seitkeaman Saoee ae New Marshfield Linda Lou Nor
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Donald Dalton
Nelsonville
Mont Howson
New Marshfield
Mendes
Bruce Cremean
Logan
Ann
Charles Rowland
New Se Keaman Saoee Ae
Linda Lou Nor
Route 1 Names in Haydenville Maywood Byers Nelsonville
A City lists Route 1 related to William James and Mrs Robert Guess, with connections to Haydenville, Maywood Byers, and Nelsonville, detailing local travel or street naming.
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William James
Robert Guessson
Haydenville
Maywood Byers
Nelsonville
Motorist Injured In Traffic Crash
John D. Nixon a 54 year old of Logan Route 4 suffered a neck injury in a Saturday night automobile crash on Hunter Street. His car was rear ended by a truck driven by James R. Stafford 30 of Chillicothe near Walnut Street intersection.
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John D. Nixon
Logan
Guilty Plea Follows Noise-Related Accident Case
A suspect pleaded guilty to charges linked to a collision caused by excessive noise. The incident prompted police investigation and court proceedings, with sentencing expected after a review of mitigating factors and the driver’s account.
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Grhonae
John Biasius
Guatemala
Ervin Edwards
New Plymouth
Delma Hankison
Hocking Valley Hospital
Joe Shanley
Susan
West Hunter Street
Akron
Pat Quinn
Charles Quinn
North Street
Logan Daily News
Howard Stone
Frieda Lappen
Laurelville
Cleveland
Ford Bierly
William Bierly
Furnace Street
Belva Rhoads
Ambrose Hotel
East Ringo, Ashley and
McCunesville
Jacob Fox
Shir
Ley Taylor
Harry Taylor
North
Walnut Street
East
Hunter Street
George Clark
South Logan
Mission Orange ,Bottling Co
Gallagher Avenue
Jane Holloway
Robert Holloway
Near
H. H. Shriner
West
the Methodist Church
Virgil W. Martin
Main St
Mademoiselle
Young Fashion
Kate Greenaway
Dan River
Dantone Chambray
Kate
Elberfeld
Logan, Ohio
Hocking Valley
Dsiily's
Allstate
Sears
Sean
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