Two Hocking County Women Sentenced in Lowery Murder Case
In Logan, Mrs Ellen Lowery and her daughter Mrs Mart Walton changed pleas from not guilty to guilty in the Lowery murder case. Walton pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter and received an indeterminate sentence of one to 20 years at Marysville Reformatory for Women. Lowery pled guilty to second degree murder and drew a life term with parole possible. Marion Lowery, 71, was found dead last November in Benton Township from beating and suffocation, per officers.
Easter Plans at Logan Presbyterian Church
Rev Henry Carr announces Holy Week events at Logan Presbyterian Church with Palm Sunday services at regular hour, special music, and sermons on The Cross and Life’s Triumph. Afternoon classes, youth fellowships, and Holy Week talks by Dr Edwin Townsend. Good Friday union services and Easter baptism planned.
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Logan
Henry Carr
Logan Presbyterian Church
John T. Underwood
Minnie Louise Bowen
Westminster
Edwin D. Townsend
Marietta
Townsend
Kerwood Martin
Paul Monks
Harry Smith
Charles Achauer
Fred Burchfield
Newell Grooms
Guares Gaffin
United Brethren
Methodist, Nazarene
Presbyterian
Logan Divorce Action Filed and Local Serviceman Updates
Mary Louise Logan files for divorce from William Edward Gardner on April 10 in Logan, seeking temporary and permanent alimony and custody of a minor son. The report also lists multiple military discharges and returns from overseas, detailing local servicemen including Kelch, Collins, Wilson, Spicer, Weis, Blair, Holden, Swackhammer, Tignor, Sanderson, and others en route to or from Great Lakes or stateside assignments.
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Great Lakes
Charles Geil
Geil
Ray Kelch
Edgar William Wilson
Logan
Clarence Arthur Spicer
Lolean
Kenneth Francis Weis
Earl James Blair
Aviation
Clarence Lee Holden, Jr
Ferndale
Mich
Earl Junior Swackhammer
Rt.1
Somerset
Robert Max Ti
Women’s Club sees Italian made film
International Relations theme guided the Business and Professional Women’s Club meeting led by Lt. Don Posten who showed two films on Rome Genoa Milan and Venice. Ballots for officer elections were passed and a late supper at Pritchards followed with many members and guests.
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Faith Krinn
Florence Myers
Fanny Spears
Chloe’Wonn
Sylvia Gilfilin
Miss Brashares
Hanna
Spears
Josephine Rush
Ray St Clair Promoted To Gallipolis Gas Office Manager
Ray St Clair, longtime foreman in charge of outside work for Ohio Fuel Gas Co in Logan, rises to local manager of the Gallipolis office. He will begin duties April 15 and move his wife and son to the city on Saturday. He is the son of Magistrate and Mrs Frank St Clair of N Market Street and has spent 12 years with the company, aside from 27 months in the Navy on a destroyer in the South Pacific.
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Logan
Ray St. Clair
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Gallipolis
Frank St. Clair
N. Market Street
St. Clair
Gas Company
Navy
An & Destroyer
South Pacific
Logan County Education Tour With State Officials
Logan County Superintendent Samuel H. Dillon and State Department of Education official L. L. Louthian visited all county schools today on a coordinated tour to assess facilities and programs.
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Logan—County
Samuel H. Dillon
L. L. Louthian
State Department of Education
Feounty
Hospital Notes from Logan Area Hospital
Logan area hospital notes record minor surgery for John Foster of New Straitsville and dismissals including Mrs. Clyde Wahl and daughter Ruth Ann. A baby girl weighing eleven pounds twelve ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Clyde Myers of Corning at Gibbons Hospital. Other patients include Mr George Moore ill at home, Paul A Fox confined to home with illness, Charles Montgomery convalescing at Grant Hospital Columbus, and Fred Bownes returning home from Grant Hospital after a fall. Additional injuries involve Sterl Brown of Sugar Grove and Carl Dicken, son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Dicken, treated for leg and hand injuries respectively.
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Logan
John Foster
New Straitsville
Gibbons Hospital
Clyde’ Wahl
Ruth Ann
Gibbons
Clyde Myers
Corning
George Moore
Paul A. Fox
Zanesville Ave
Charles Montgomery
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Fred Bownes
Parsons Ave
Sterl Brown
Sugar Grove
Carl Dicken
Marvin Dicken
Homemakers Club Reviews Sewing Book At Dinner Meeting
Logan Homemakers Club met at the White House with three guests for a 6 30 dinner. Mrs. Ted Lemons and Mrs. Vivian Thompson hosted. Mrs. Willard Lyke reviewed The Complete Book of Sewing by Constance Talbot. Prizes were awarded in two contests.
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George VanFossen
Newell Grooms
Meade Lemon
D. ©. Davis
James Adcock
John Kelch
Robert Mackey
Sterling Cohagen
Ray Hummel
Paul Cruise
Paul ‘Shaw
Miles Graham
Luke
Grooms
Risch
Graham
Harry Sweazy
Soldier Relief Group Reports Activities in Logan County
Soldiers Relief Commission of Hocking County held a regular session in the courthouse office led by president A. R. Miller. Service officer Samuel Puinuiin reported 1,033 claims forwarded to the Veterans Administration Dayton, plus 208 communications received and 390 written. Pensions allowed totaled 9, with $2,016 annual amount. 3 admitted to Dayton hospital and 17 discharges returned from the War Department as corrected.
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Logan Soldiers Relief Commission of
Hocking County
Ttheir
Court House
A. R. Miller
Samuel
Puuiiuin
G.I
Dayton
Thel
Veterans Administration
War Department
Railroad Brotherhood Plans Special Meeting
The Railroad Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes will hold a special meeting Friday evening April 12 at 7 30. Delegates will be elected to attend the grand lodge convention in Detroit. Members are urged to attend. Chester Blake see and treas Lodge No 698.
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Logan—Railroad Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Emploves
Grand Lodge
Detroit
Chester Blake
See
Treas
Girl Scout Troop Plans Camping Days
Logan Girl Scout Troop No 2 met Wednesday evening and split into Sunset Patrol led by Virginia Norris with Lois Thompson as scribe and Mrs M 5B Haney supervisor, and Kitten Patrol led by Norma Linn with Shirley Oyler as scribe and Mrs Willam Clapp supervisor. Camping dates set for June 11 12 13 and 24. Members completed work for their second class badges with attendance including Mrs John Marshall Norma Linn Joanne Smith Delores West Shirley Oyler June Smith Rachel Souders Janet Snyder Nora Hartsough Wilma Bownes Virginia Nottis Velma Durant Miriam Evans reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Smith
Delores West
Shirley Oyler
June Smith
Rachel Souders
Janet Snyder
Nora Hartsough
Wilma Bownes
Virginia Nottis
Velma Durant
Miriam Evans
Roosevelt Memorial Set for Unveiling in Greece
A cenotaph honoring Franklin D. Roosevelt will be unveiled in Athens at the national cathedral on the anniversary of his death. An honor guard from the U S S Missouri will attend, with guards from Greece’s unknown soldier tomb. The Missouri plans a three day visit beginning Wednesday.
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Athens
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Cathedral of
Greece
Missouri
Report Sharp Increase In Major Fire Losses
Boston report shows a 48 percent rise in large fires across the United States and Canada in the past three months. Percy Bugbee, NFPA general manager, calls such losses over 50 000 the silent partner of inflation, saying housing, food, and clothing shortages are worsened by rising fire costs and price pressures.
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Boston
United States
Canada
National Fire Protection Association
Percy Bugbee
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan notes show Win Or Love Bridge Club at Mrs. Russell Montgomery home after twelve evenings of play with a two course supper. Winners honored include Mrs. Cher rington Mrs. Tschappat and Mrs. Lehman while guests and substitutes filled other spots. May entertainment set by Mrs. Conner. Bonnie Sue Woodruff birthday event featured games prizes and gifts from local families. Passtime Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. James Barker with high score to Mrs. Judson Shriner and next play at Maud Hack home.
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S. Bell Miller
M. W. von Lohr
Scott Braddock
Phil Tschappat
Melrose Harbaugh
Cherrington
Tschappat
Lehman
Conner
Walter Woodruff
Bonnie Sue
Garry Carpenter
Billy Gene Delong
Eddie Spang
Jimmie
Butch Smart
Tommy
Leah Ann Timberlake
Rita Carpenter
Karen Davis
Eddie Dalton
Karen Gribble
Sharon
Roger Black
Columbus
Margie Kay Wright
Eddie Edwards
Woodruff
Pearl Timberlake
Atlee Davis
Forest Black
Eugene Carpenter
Patty Lackey
Mary Magdalene Acker
James Barker
Judson Shriner
Maud Hack
Jesse Frasure
Rhea Banzert
Jacob Keller
Lew Riggs
Charles Achauer
Market Steady Amid Curb on Inflation Hopes
New York trading opened with hesitation as leaders drifted in narrow ranges. Shares across autos steel and rubber showed little movement while midday totals held to fractional changes. Talk of new credit controls to curb inflation influenced sentiment but failed to spark decisive gains or losses.
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NEW York
Cincinnati Grain and Produce Market Report
Wholesale eggs with grades and receipts listed, plus fowl prices for various weights and breeds. Entries cover candied grade A large and assorted whites and browns, roosters under 14 pounds, spring chicks, broilers under 3 pounds, and roasting chickens with color and weight distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funder
Leeshorna
Jana
Classified notice and bereavement thanks wording
The text appears as an old newspaper classified section with instructions on placing ads and a Card of Thanks. It notes deadlines, payment methods, and policy details for consort ads, followed by a brief bereavement gratitude message from Leonard Campbell and family thanking The Rev. Morgan, singers, and neighbors for support after the death of their wife and mother.
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Morgan
Leonard Campbell
Livestock Prices Hobble Through Regional Markets
Mixed cattle, calves, hogs, sheep move at Cincinnati and Athens auctions with steady demand and diverse quotes. Beef and dairy stock show mid range values as buyers fix on baby beeves and stock cows. Holland warns rising flood risk as windmills run continuously to keep land dry.
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Athens
Cincinnati
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Youngstawn Sheet
Nelsonviele Egg Auction
Jlumbos
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Oeerby
Wilin Sven
FOX Hunters‘ Meeting
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Chapman Store
Toppers Plains, Ohio
J. C. Chapman
Harold Goddard
Reppert
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the Plains
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GEQ
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Union St. Dial
Federal
Dodge
BUICK
Auto Service
Bachman
Studebaker Ae Ee
N. Court
Holland
Fred R. Beasley
Nelsonville
Shouse Auto Service
For All
Court St
Roy
Brown's
Richland Ave
Carley Bros
Carpenter
Extermit AL Service
Thorn Pest Control
Athens Heati and Insulating Co
Huffman Storage
Huffman Transportation Service
Scotty
Hocking Street
Jenkinson Machine and Welding Co
Lexpert Twork
R. E. Rybarczyk
Veterans Village
Johnson and Son
Udv. Union
Maytag
State St
Superior Electric CO
N. Court St
W. Washington
CG. J. Soblin
N. Second St
Middleport
National Association of Piano ‘Tuners
Wm. FP. MacDonald
Marietta Chemical Products Company
Guy Crover
Walker
Medicine Cabinets
Bath Accessories
Strawn Plumbing CO
Pione
Electric Motor Service
W. C. Hose
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Dial
Buick Co
G. H Martin and Son
Davis
D. M. Goddard
Cameron and van Dyke Gen Insurance
Earl F. Mathews
Corsetiere
Spencer
Parrett
Sen. College St
Apply Dain’s Beauty Shop
Dia
Jessie Fiske
Congress
Prone
Messensenger
Collins
Hotel Berry
Ifice
U.S. Army
Post Office
Mrs. Collins
Feoptes
Rawleigh
Dept
Freeport
Cory Univer
New Zealand
Vaughn Brown
Plains
Oalo
Beceaeiaetie Tehsenenese
Emory Allen
Roscoe Burdette
Guysville
Francis Colley
Peech
Calven
Aide
Bengel Hereford Farm
Albany RD
Thomas Brooks
Union Ridge
Lee Quick Farm
Leonard Zimmerman
New Marshfield
R.D. J
Tennessee
Athens Fairgrounds
G. K. Bush
Guernsey
A. Fi
Dial'si& Marta Poultry
Coulson Ave
Wayne
Wayne Feed
Albany
Waylac
Athens, Co
Stewart Mile Stewart
Ohlo
Willys CO
Willys
Universal Jeep
W. Washington ST
Athens, Ohio
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