Awards Made Before School On Wednesday
Logan High School held an assembly Wednesday afternoon to honor the championship basketball teams. The Southeastern Ohio League Championship trophy was presented along with gold basketballs and letters to players and staff. Reserve trophy awards and silver basketballs completed the recognition package.
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Logan
Logan High School
Bob Ralston
Maurice Cole
Albert Leonard
Eddie Nelson
Jimmy Richardson
Bob Snyder
Dick Spannow
Ralston
Tom Bender
Gus Sloan
Bender
Fred Burchfield
Joe Stoughton
Juanita Wolfe
Earl
Merle Bell
Bob Johnson
Joe Karshner
George McGonagle
Harold Saulters
Junior Smith
Dalton Terrel
Joe Thomas
Junior Bloomfield
Paul Juergensmier
Joe McBride
Dan Roberts
Bill Shaw
Jack Smith
Murray City man charged with assault in menacing manner
William McDonald of Murray City was arraigned before Magistrate S B Whitehart on an assault in a menacing manner charge. He pleaded guilty and received a fine of 10 dollars plus costs.
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Logan
William McDonald
Murray City
S. B. Whitehart
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs. George Wonn reviewed Latter Howe by Doreen Wallace at the Among Our selves Club meeting. Roll call covered miscellaneous topics. Vice president Mrs. Roy Crawford presided. hostess Mrs. William Hansel hosted with a 1 pm luncheon at the White House. Guests included Mrs. M. H. Cherrington, Mrs. George Leh man, Mrs. H. D. Foster, Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mrs. Paul Shaw. Next meeting May 12 with hostess Mrs. Merritt Wonn and program chair Mrs. Clayton Scheide Sr.
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George Wonn
Howe
Doreen Wallace
Among Ourselves Club
Roy Crawford
William Hansel
White House
M. H. Cherrington
George Lehman
H. D. Foster
Carl Anderson
Paul Shaw
Merritt Wonn
Clayton Scheide Sr
Lancaster Ladies Attend Miss Bauman Home Gathering
Miss Gladys Bauman entertained the Wednesday Sewing Club at her Columbus Street residence in Lancaster on Tuesday evening. Logan guests included Mrs. Clarence Blosser Mrs. Harley Meyer Mrs. George Rainer Mrs. Francis Myers Mrs. Carl Poling Miss Mildred Johnson Miss Kathleen and Miss Mary McGonagle.
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Gladys Bauman
Columbus St
Lancaster
Logan
Clarence Blosser
Harley Meyer
George Rainer
Francis Myers
Carl Poling
Mildred Johnson
Kathleen
Mary McGonagle
Local clubs host meetings amid reviews and invites
Mrs. W E Brehm hosted the Tourist Book Club on Midland Place Tuesday night with a judiciary committee appointment for Mrs. John Lee. Mrs. Fred Burchfield reviewed Eyeless in Gaza, and guests joined refreshments. The Business and Professional Women’s Club met Tuesday evening with Miss Marie Lines presiding, piano solos by Miss Elizabeth Collison, and a Nancy Pope book review by Mrs. C S Clarke. Contests were held by Miss Elizabeth Lyman and Miss Clara Stone, followed by lunch. The group awaits a Marietta meeting invitation for April 21 and asks members to RSVP by April 17.
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W. E. Brehm
Midland Place
John Lee
Dayton Schultheiss
Forest E. Weinrich
Fred Burchfield
Gaza
Aldous Huxley
A. G. Wyatt
Robert Keynes
Stanton Pond
A. H. Burris
Ruth Brooke
Business and Professional Women's Club
Marie Lines
Elizabeth Collison
C. S. Clarke
Nancy Pope
Elizabeth Lyman
Clara Stone
Marietta
Sines
Miss Jane Walsh Heads Sigma Phi Gamma Officers
Miss Jane Walsh installed the Sigma Phi Gamma officers at a Tuesday night meeting in the sorority rooms. New officers include Maxine Notestone president Mildred Rainer vice president Theresa Kaiser recording secretary Iola Courter corresponding secretary Henry Dague social secretary Fanchion Blackstone treasurer Garnet Sheets historian. A late lunch at Gabriel's followed. guests included Mrs Jacob Elberfeld Coshocton and Miss Barbara Elberfeld Pomeroy.
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Jane Walsh
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Maxine Notestone
Mildred Rainer
Theresa Kaiser
Iola Courter
Henry Dague
Fanchion Blackstone
Garnet Sheets
Gabriel's
Jacob Elberfeld
Coshocton
Barbara Elberfeld
Pomeroy
NYA Projects Numerous in Hocking Area
Logan report by Robert Kleinschmidt shows NYA crews half sodding Chieftain Field and supervising playground grading at Rockbridge with a new baseball field, Laurelville playground work, Snow Fork Creek retaining walk repair, and Murray City sidewalk fixes. Flood debris removal at Rachelmacher Park is complete with 50 loads of sand cleared.
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Logan
Chieftain Field
Robert Kleinschmidt
NYA
Rockbridge
Laurelville
Snow Fork Creek
Murray City
Rachelmacher Park
Pioneers Host Dinner Meeting at Union Furnace Home
Logan Bryan led a Pioneers meeting at Miss Ruth Rheinscheid’s home in Union Furnace Tuesday evening. He guided new games and a discussion group while the hostess served lunch. A similar group’s program is planned in Athens next Wednesday evening.
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Logan
Darwin Bryan
Columbus
Ruth Rheinscheid
Union Furnace
Athens
Men's Club of First Presbyterian to Meet at 6 30
Logan church supper and program announced by Harry L. Smith president and W I Krieg secretary. Special speaker and music planned for the program at the church.
License to Marry in Logan for Peyton Courtney
Judge Ewing issued a license to Ronald Peyton 21 truck driver of New Straitsville and Earnestine Courtney 16 of Greendale. Magistrate C T Stephenson officiated. The Stoody family from Deshler returned home after visiting local relatives in Logan and Hocking County.
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Logan
Henry W. Stoody
Deshler
J. L. Stoody
Hocking County
Schorrs Visit Thurnesss at Washington Township Dinner
Logan visitors Mr and Mrs George Schorr of Columbus came Tuesday to see Mr and Mrs Fent Thurness on E Main Street. The group went to their Washington Township country home for a dinner party.
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Logan
George Schorr
Columbus
Fent Thurness
E. Main St
Washington Township
Sales Tax Distribution Delayed Until May First
Logan area will not receive sales tax distributions in Hocking County before roughly May 1. Funds will first be used for poor relief and the retirement of poverty bonds issued last year, per county auditor W. S. Yaw.
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Logan
Hocking County
W. S. Yaw
County Courthouse Insurance Split Among Seven Agencies
Logan County commissioners completed a study on insuring the Hocking County courthouse with co insurance shared by seven local agencies. The policy covers fire wind gas explosion airplane damage motor vehicle damage tornado civil commotion smoke hail and riot.
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Logan
Hocking County
Lawyers Appointed for Poindexter and Ewing in Innkeeper Fraud Case
Judge Phil A. Henderson named defense counsel Wednesday as Logan found unable to fund their defense. Harley Poindexter will be defended by Gerald W. Lanning and Frank Ewing by Eugene Wright after indictments for defrauding an innkeeper.
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Logan
Phil A. Henderson
Harley Poindexter
Frank Ewing
Gerald W. Lanning
Poindexter
Eugene Wright
Ewing
Local hospitals report improved conditions in two cases
At Logan Hospital Delmar Redman of Columbus is improved after a Sunday auto accident. Cherring ton Hospital officers say James Mack, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Mack, is improving from septic meningitis.
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Logan
Delmar Redman
Columbus
Cherrington Hospital
James
Harry Mack
Local Pythians Confer Third Degree in Jackson Union Session
LOGAN Knights of Pythias from Jackson and Union Furnace Lodges joined the local lodge on Wednesday evening to confer the Third Degree. Following the session, a lunch was served by the local group.
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Logan — Knights of Pythias
Jackson
Union Furnace
Estep Recovers from Pneumonia After Stroke
George Estep of near this city has recovered from pneumonia following a paralysis stroke suffered over two weeks ago. Oscell Rollins, who recently had an appendicitis operation at Lancaster Hospital, returned to work in Chillicothe this week.
Dr. Maynard to Speak on Current Trends in Business
Dr. H. H. Maynard of Ohio State University will address the Logan Chamber of Commerce at its annual meeting Monday April 26 in the Masonic social rooms. Dinner precedes the address and business session. Reservations must be filed by Friday April 23 at the chamber office.
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Logan
H. H. Maynard
Ohio State University
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Masonic
Chamber of Commerce
Deaths and births tallied in Logan and Hocking County
March records show nine deaths and five births in Logan, while rural Hocking County reports 29 births and 11 deaths. Logan births include sons to Carl N. Smith Herman Anderson Carl H. Price and William H. Nixon and a daughter to Walter Bruns.
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Logan
Hocking County
Carl N. Smith
Herman Anderson
Carl H. Price
William H. Nixon
Walter Bruns
Notable Gibisonville Club Event Draws Large Attendance
Gibisonville heard a community program Tuesday evening with ex extension agent James R. Smoot and former legislator C. F. Kreider speaking. Lancaster residents presented a play and a local string band provided special music.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
C. F. Kreider
Gibisonville
Lancaster
Rites Set For Mrs. Frances Kittsmiller in Logan
The body arrived in Logan at 10 this morning and was taken to Miss Madge Collison’s home on N Walnut Street. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM at the Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by Rev. W N Shank, with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Frances Kittsmiller
Madge Collison
N. Walnut St
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. N. Shank
Oak Grove Cemetery
Chute Family Welcomes Daughter At Cher rington Hospital
Mr and Mrs Arthur Chute of Dayton announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday at Cher rington Hospital. The couple formerly lived in Nelsonville.
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Logan
Arthur Chute
Dayton
Cherrington Hospital
Nelsonville
Millgate Restaurant to Open April 22 on Main Street
Carpenters install new equipment in the room on E Main Street to prepare for Millgate restaurant. Edward Millgate, manager, announces the business will open April 22.
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Logan—Carpenters
E. Main St
Millgates Restaurant
Edward Millgate
Immunization Drive Continues in Logan Schools
Immunization work proceeds in Logan during the current school year under City Health Commissioner Dr. H. M. Boocks with plans to extend the program in coming weeks. Diphtheria shots total 118 across grade and parochial schools and junior high, while smallpox vaccinations have reached 399 in the same buildings. At Junior High School four teachers and the janitor were inoculated, with about 50 more to be vaccinated. next week coverage expands to Senior High School.
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Logan
H. M. Boocks
Emma Brandt Relapses After Illness Improvement
Mrs. Emma Brandt, who had been ill for some time and showing improvement, is reported to have suffered a relapse.
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Logan
Emma Brandt
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